Logan, Utah boasts a 35-foot cliff that local college students love to dive off of into the pristine water below. Recently, though, these innovative youths had a major epiphany: rigging a 40-foot slip ‘n slide up to the edge would probably make the experience, in their words, “a lot funner.” As sketchy as it sounds, they’re totally right–click on the video to see the results! [Buzzfeed]
We’ve seen quite a few a capella videos lately, and many of them have been very impressive. However, this is definitely the first one to include the theme song from “Bill Nye the Science Guy” and Coolio’s “Gangsta’s Paradise.” Get ready for a nostalgia bomb, ’90s kids! [Buzzfeed]
Thank you to performer Greg Scarnici for breaking down the history of gay slang and the pop culture moments that inspired it. Starting with “Vogue” obviously. “Honey boo boo child” is still “major” for the time being. But come the next decade, I’ll look forward to the rise in popularity of the terms “ferosh like a broach,” “choking to death on a chicken bone” and “I was so happy my pussy leaked.” Sickening stuff, hunty! [WOW]
One of my favorite parts of the Celine Dion concert this weekend (besides ALL THE PARTS) was when Celine deviated from her usual song lineup and sang her own powerhouse version of Adele’s “Rolling in the Deep.” Apparently one of my fellow concertgoers was secretly recording it — click on the video to listen for yourself! [Perez Hilton]
I don’t have any children or “wallet-draining crap factories” to spray Naptime! on, but I think I am going to start carrying a spare bottle with me. Have you ever been trapped in a subway car with a kid having a tantrum? Or on a date with a guy who won’t stop talking about jam bands? It’s just not cool. [Buzzfeed]
R.I.P., Fred Rogers. God, I miss him. Watching this Mister Rogers auto-tune, it’s almost as if I’m five and he’s my neighbor again. There are so many ideas growing in the garden of my mind right now. Like who will be inspire the children of this world now that he’s gone? And … it’s a shame that Mister Rogers and Mr. McFeely never cut an album together. [Buzzfeed]
This morning on “The Today Show,” Matt Lauer came back from a commercial break and commented on the gorgeous sunshine: “We’re hoping the same kind of weather hits us tomorrow when we’ve got Chris Brown out on the plaza.” Matt’s awkward word choice proved too tempting for guest Chris Rock — check out the video to see his response. The best part? Elmo (yes, the Muppet) is there too. [TMZ]
I think the song “29/31″ by comedy duo Garfunkel and Oates captures the true nature of the dating gap that occurs at that age. Sadly, I can attest to the fact that a single woman can shift from hopeful to bitter in the span of three short years. At 33, I can help write the next song, “31/33,” where bitterness is replaced by indifference. And then “33/35″ … who knows, maybe you hit some kind of single lady wormhole and get sucked back into the “everything happens for a reason” paradigm of 29 and the whole thing starts over again. That could be fun. [Buzzfeed]
Isaac told his girlfriend to meet him at his parents’ house for dinner. When she arrived, she was instructed to take a seat in the back of an open SUV and put on a pair of headphones. Sixty friends, a choreographed dance, six marching band uniforms, four laptops, and one bended knee later, and (spoiler alert!) she said yes. Dramatic proposals don’t usually get to me, but I definitely teared up by the end of this. So sweet. [Vimeo]
Condoms are even more useful than we thought. If you’re not getting laid currently, you can always use your spare condoms to make music. The message here is clear: It doesn’t matter how you use condoms, just that you use them. [Buzzfeed]
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