Wednesday, July 30, 2014

The south is strong with this one.

Breaking into a car... you're doing it right!

Once is understandable but come on...

This is my life

As a skinny girl wearing a bikini...

Last day of work before vacation

Experiment of the Day: Walmart's Ice Cream Sandwiches Just Won't Melt

Necessary in life...

I just don't want them to feel abandoned, am I a bad person?

Someone didn't follow the instructions on how to build a cat

Just having something to eat ... wait WTF!

Nice and Cozy

She just smiled and walked away...

Still waiting...

When I realize most of my friends are getting married or having kids

When I hear my favorite song at work

Those Rascally Kids, Putting People on FBI Watch Lists!

Am I doing this right?

Well...this is a turn off

On-Air Blooper of the Day: Please Silence Your Phone Before Entering the Newsroom

This man has been holding up this sign promoting religious tolerance everyday in Mumbai, for more than three years.

Googled "Aggressive Pigeons"... Was not disappointed

It feels so good.

Haircuts for winners

House lives at 221b Baker St. He is the Sherlock of medicine

Roar!

This happened to you before, right?

URSS: Doing weird sh*t before it was cool.

OKCupid Experiments on its users




OKCupid Experiments on its users


After news broke weeks ago that Facebook was playing emotional mind games with its users, another popular site has admitted it does the same thing, but with your dating life. Plus, the founders aren't sorry. At all. A matter-of-fact post titled " We Experiment On Human Beings!" broke a three-year silence on OkCupid's data blog, OkTrends. The post includes a stock photo of a kid doing a potato experiment, for added snark. In the post, OkCupid co-founder Christian Rudder shares results from three experiments at OkCupid. [READ: Facebook's Emotional Contagion Experiment Rekindles Old Worries About Corporate Abuse] In one experiment, OkCupid removed pictures from its website for a full day, calling it "Love Is Blind Day." The group found that people responded to messages more often, conversations went deeper and users exchanged contact details more quickly. "In short, OkCupid worked better," Rudder said.








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Tagged: okcupid , users , experiment , funny



URSS: Doing weird sh*t before it was cool.

I can do that without medicine

It All Makes Sense

Turkish women post pics to protest deputy PM's demand that Muslim women not laugh in public

Girl, let me plug my memory stick.

The ice cream store owners know.

I guess I set the maturity bar a little lower.

Wipe and wipe and wipe...

I found this bag with money on the ground in Bucharest Romania

Taiwan's Scooter Traffic is Mesmerizing in its Scope

Lesson learned.

Probably not the best place to put the author's name

This Is Why You Don't Study Physics

Popping a wheelie at the Tour de France