Yes, Kirk Cameron and Ray Comfort, the world makes so much more sense now.

About time, indeed.

I love TED Talks, and I obviously love webcomics, especially Least I Could Do. Rayne Summers is like Tucker Max or Barney Stinson: You want to hate them and everything they stand for, but you really can't keep yourself form loving them. I wish that today's comic could someday be reality. But, you know, Rayne isn't...real.

I am a new reader of The Sartorialist, but so far, I very much like what I see. This is also very true. Guys really underestimate the value of a good fit. A lot of girls do, too. Tailoring is important, and I wish I had a bigger budget for it.

http://www.thesartorialist.blogspot.com/

Clue, The Office, and Peanut Butter

There are many great combos in this world: Peanut Butter and Jelly, Peanut Butter and Honey, Peanut Butter and Nutella, Peanut Butter and Banana, and a lot of other things not including Peanut Butter. This has now joined their ranks. Clue and "The Office?" What a wonderful idea.

Hilarity in Human Form

Streeter Seidell is brilliant. No joke. He created White Whine, a website that is like Stuff White People Like, except real and updated more regularly. And he has a fairly newer project called Damn It Son, which should make every young man out there feel bad about himself. He also works for College Humor, which is my favorite place to waste time. Pretty much everyone who works there is brilliant.

P.S. When you click the link for College Humor (and I know you will), search for "Phantom of the Office." And watch them all. Every. Single. One.

"Because it's easier to be lazy than happy."

See more funny videos and funny pictures at CollegeHumor.

"Moving is hard, both furniture and Facebook networks. Who has the time?"