Nobody involved in these ads likely had anything but the best of intentions, which is why it's all the funnier.
At the age of 30, I underwent surgery to replace my kidneys with one that my mom had donated. And if that sounds like a pretty straightforward operation, well ...
These jobs are like nothing you'll see in the United States, or any other country where 'government regulations' and 'enforced labor laws' are things.
Meth is terrifying. But it might not suck in the exact shape and form that has been described to you by pop culture.
The search engine is glorious. Except when it's not.
Everyone on the highway is boning.
I packed a camera, a notebook, a birding guide from the library (that I was unquestionably the first person to ever open), and a CamelBak full of booze.
As bad as it is that humanity is destroying the planet, at least we can console ourselves with the fact that we manage to create some trippy imagery in the process.
Nobody's perfect. This includes your favorite childhood characters, because for every pop culture icon, there's at least one obscure episode where they can be seen doing things you'd never expect.
It's helpful to keep on hand a list of things that actually do make us feel good, accomplishments that provide legitimate satisfaction.
We sat down with Shane Paul O'Doherty, a former IRA bomber turned pacifist, and asked him about his life. Here's what he told us.
Time and time again, humans have shown that anything that reminds them of babies or how we make them gives us the heebie-jeebies.
Apparently, most of the world's assassination attempts turn into a Mr. Bean-esque slapstick scenarios.
'If it wants to kill you, I'm there.' This is how George Kourounis described his job to us.