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15 Quotes That Will Help You On Your Journey Through Life – Ned Hardy

Is She The Sexiest Girl You’ve Ever Seen? – Knowd

Unbutton my Bad Ideas for the Weekend (65 Photos) – The Brigade

Model: Klara Wester’s 25 Hottest Pictures – Refined Guy

The 20 Worst Auto Corrects Fails of 2012 – Heavy

Rihanna Posts Chris Brown Pic of the Day – Drunken Stepfather

How Machines Really Work – College Humor

Nina Agdal Lingerie Pictures Hot Enough to Roast Your Chestnuts - Linkiest

Lina Posada in Tropical Paradise for Irgus Swimwear – G-Celeb

A nice GIF of Ariana Grande dancing – Celeb Jihad

25 Sexy Superhero Babes – Double Viking

Sofia Vergara’s new movie looks really good – Celeb Slam

Guy Raps Flawlessly as Family Guy Characters – Unreality Mag

She’s Pretty: Nicole Vaunt Flaunts What She’s Got – The Smoking Jacket

She’s Uncoachable: More Girls Should Be Like Aniko Michnyaova – Uncoached

Kris Humphries and Kim Kardashian Battle Over Ring – Yeeeah

40 Sexy Self Shots – Regretful Morning

Is Fat Derek Jeter Really That Fat? [PHOTOS] – Busted Coverage

Makeup Free Celebs Are Far from Picture Perfect (50 pics) – Izismile

Why Guys And Girls Can Never Be Just Friends – Super Booyah

Old School Vanessa Marcil vs New School Victoria Justice – Moe Jackson

20 Fascinating Factory Floors – Ego TV

The Difference Between Winners And Losers – Ned Hardy

A Tribute To Hot Girls & Their Lingerie – Knowd

How I feel after my first month without a girlfriend in three years 

Getting that first "Happy Birthday!" notification on Facebook

When I’m trying to show my girlfriend how its done

When my boss says that I can leave work early if I want to 

When "Gangnam Style" passed Justin Bieber’s "Baby" as the most viewed Youtube video of all time

Every time your crush mentions a guy she likes

When I misspell a word so wrong that Spellcheck doesn’t even have it as one of their suggestions.

When my dog craps on somebody’s lawn and they’re outside

What it feels like posting to OkCupid…

When I can’t believe how long my piss is taking

When I get an A on a huge paper 

Watching my parents use the internet

When my mom would tell me and my brother we are both in trouble if one of us doesn’t fess up 

When I clog the toilet at someone else’s house

Every time I open the fridge

#10 – For the most part, what others think doesn’t matter.

Ten years ago I was a 17 year old high school student who let the opinions of other people largely influence my choices. It was a dumb way to live, considering that ten years later, those people whose opinions I held in such high regard aren’t even a part of my life anymore!

The times when someone else’s opinion of you truly matters are few and far between. Think first impressions, like meeting your significant other’s family, meeting a new client, or meeting a potential employer for a job interview.

Don’t let other people rent space in your head. What they think of you isn’t important. What matters most is how you feel about yourself.

#9 – Explore new hobbies and opportunities often.

When I cared about what other people might think about me, I never tried new things. I was afraid that if I sucked at something, I’d be embarrassed. To spare myself the embarrassment of being bad at something new, I would never explore opportunities to learn a new skill, or start a new hobby.

Looking back on it, I see it as lots of time lost!

Nowadays I’m always anxious to put myself out there and learn something new. I sing at karaoke, I enter juggling contests, and I play Euchre even though I suck at all of them. I try new things as they come up, whether it’s a new restaurant, a new beer, or a new pastime. When you try new things, you discover more and more things that you enjoy.

Currently, I have plans to master the piano, the pool table, the surfboard, and the pen in my lifetime. They’re things that I know I love. Still, if you were to introduce me to a unicycle today, I’d hop right on to try and take it for a spin, fall off, and then hop on again!

As Harold and Maude put it best, “Everyone has the right to make an ass out of themselves. You just can’t let the world judge you too much.”

#8 – Nobody knows what you’re thinking unless you tell them.

People can’t read your mind. This goes for your significant other, your employer, and that hot girl you’re too scared to talk to.

Ten years ago I was dating someone I no longer wanted to date. I knew that I was unhappy in the relationship, but she didn’t. Consequently, I waited and waited for things to improve, but they never did. I want to scream at my young self: Well no shit things didn’t improve. You never told her anything was wrong!

Relationships can’t improve unless you communicate. This applies to your relationship with your employer also — if you’re working hard at your job and believe that you deserve a raise, you probably won’t get it unless you ask for it.

Simply put, your supervisor doesn’t know what you want. Don’t wait for them to come to you, because your blood will boil over and you’ll end up quitting before it ever happens. Ask to meet privately and spell it out for them!

As for that hot girl, if you don’t say anything before she walks out that door, then she’s going to walk out of your life forever having never known you. Don’t let it happen. Learn to communicate so people can know you.

#7 – Talk to everyone in college.

Professors. Classmates. Roommates. Neighbors. Frats. Sororities. Clubs. Students outside of your major. Students outside of your social clique. Returning students that are older than you. Teaching assistants. Resident assistants. Adjuncts. Tutors. Career advisors. Deans. Librarians. Friends.

Why? Networking. When employers look for a good match for a job opening, the first thing they do is ask the people they’re already working with if they know someone who would do well in the position. They tend to look through resumes as a last resort.

College is the best opportunity you’ll ever have to build a complex, varied network of smart people. Use it to your advantage and get your name out there, because grades mean nothing in the real world.

Also, live it up, because college is fucking awesome. Trust me when I tell you that after you’ve graduated, you’ll go through college withdrawal. There’s a reason why so many people say it’s the best four years of your life.

#6 – Leave every job on good terms.

No matter how good it might feel to tell your boss to suck it right before storming out of a dead-end job forever, it is never worth it. You will probably need another job someday, and you might just need some good references to get it.

Giving up all opportunities for future recommendations for one fleeting moment to tell your employer what you really think about them is a bad trade. Give two weeks notice, and say thanks for the opportunity to work with them — even if it’s bullshit.

#5 – Pay your dues.

Even though you may have been hot shit in college, or at your last job, it will not grant you the slightest amount of entitlement in a new position for a new employer. In many companies, you’re basically getting in line to wait your turn to move up the ladder, and it may take years to advance beyond positions of indentured servitude.

Stick to it. Hopping from company to company looking for something “better” may allow you to get ahead in the short-term, but in the long-term your resume will become a mishmash of temporary stints that makes you look like a quitter.

In the end, persistence creates an impression of dedication and relevant experience — and it will outshine any other attribute, every time.

So take a look around. If you’re absolutely certain you’re on the right career path, then stick to it. Pay your dues. Climb ladders. It will be your turn soon enough.

#4 – Invest in yourself.

When you invest in yourself you can never lose. This applies to everything:

Learn to cook. You’ll save a bajillion dollars on food in your lifetime.

Learn a foreign language. You’ll expand your horizons and be easily employable.

Learn to spend less than you earn. You’ll never be broke.

#3 – You can’t change anything by just sitting back and looking at it.

Change requires two things: a conscious decision to accomplish something, and follow-through. If you want something accomplished, then do it now. If it can’t be done now, then do it today. If it can’t be done today, then start it today.

Change is tough, but the most difficult step is getting started. Of course once you’ve actually started, the most difficult step is following through. Change is tricky like that — but know that if you truly want it, you’ll find a way to create change in your life.

#2 – Expect people to be negative, especially if you’re carving your own path.

In all walks of life, you won’t see eye-to-eye with everyone. People will come out of the woodwork to tell you that you’ll fail, tell you that you suck, laugh at you, argue with you, call you names, write you messages laced with profanity, and be altogether unpleasant. As Tony Gazzo from Rocky put it, “Some guys, they just hate for no reason.”

The thing is, although it’s common to receive negativity from strangers, you’ll find that even the people you know and love can surprise you with negative attitudes. No matter who it is that’s trying to boo you off the stage, don’t let them succeed in doing so.

#1 – Do what you are.

We’ve all heard that ”If you love what you do, you will never work another day in your life.” The problem is that few people seem to actually have this luxury.

It seems that somewhere along the line the consensus changed to “If you do what you need to do, when you need to do it, then maybe someday you can do what you want to do, when you want to do it.” You end up spending the majority of your life waiting for that someday to arrive.

It’s mostly unavoidable though, since we spend most of our growing years hearing things like:

You need to go to college.
You need to get a job.
You need to keep working even if you don’t like your job, to pay for college.
You need to save for retirement, so that you have the option to retire.
Once you finally make it to retirement, then you can finally do what you want. It seems so backwards, doesn’t it?

When I’m not distracting myself from how repetitive my job is, I always think about how I’m slowly trading away the sunny days of my youth for “job security.” I show up, put my butt in a chair for eight hours a day, and collect a paycheck. Congratulations, I’ve traded away some time for some money.

I don’t feel alive at my job. I do shit that’s unimportant to me. I’d rather spend my time doing anything else, but the things I want to do wouldn’t pay me the way my boring job does.

Consequently, I write. Not because it earns me a lot of money, but because I feel most alive when I’m writing. For me, to not write is suicide — and I desperately wish that I realized this about me sooner.

If I could offer my younger self some real advice, I’d tell myself not to base my career choice on what someone else recommended. I’d tell myself not to pick a major because it’s what’s popular. I’d tell myself not to get into a career field for the money.

I’d tell myself that the right choice is much simpler: Do what you are. As long as you’re true to yourself, and follow your own interests, you can find success through passion. Perhaps more importantly, you won’t wake up ten years later in a career field you hate wondering “What the hell happened?”

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What if Guys and Girls Changed Roles at the Gym ?

Street Interview w/ Cocaine Addict

Why Men and Women Cant be friends

High Speed Book Scanner at over 250 pages/min

This Mi-8 helicopter takes a direct RPG hit but continues on flying, to the disappointment of the shooters

Joe Johnson making Paul Pierce look silly

by H. Jackson Brown, Jr.

1. Marry the right person. This one decision will determine 90% of your happiness or misery.

2. Work at something you enjoy and that’s worthy of your time and talent.

3. Give people more than they expect and do it cheerfully.

4. Become the most positive and enthusiastic person you know.

5. Be forgiving of yourself and others.

6. Be generous.

7. Have a grateful heart.

8. Persistence, persistence, persistence.

9. Discipline yourself to save money on even the most modest salary.

10. Treat everyone you meet like you want to be treated.

11. Commit yourself to constant improvement.

12. Commit yourself to quality.

13. Understand that happiness is not based on possessions, power or prestige, but on relationships with people you love and respect.

14. Be loyal.

15. Be honest.

16. Be a self-starter.

17. Be decisive even if it means you’ll sometimes be wrong.

18. Stop blaming others. Take responsibility for every area of your life.

19. Be bold and courageous. When you look back on your life, you’ll regret the things you didn’t do more than the ones you did.

20. Take good care of those you love.

21. Don’t do anything that wouldn’t make your Mom proud.

Rick Ross – Words Of Wisdom (How To Be A Boss)

Props to Casino Roy for coming up with a hilariously ingenious way to troll people on Facebook. Dude replicates the profile picture and adds them afterwards.

Here’s a damn fine gallery of pics of damn smoking hot UFC ring girl, Brittney Palmer. Check out the rest of her pictures here and follow her on Twitter here

20 Pictures That Will Put A Smile On Your Face – Ned Hardy

23 Pictures Of Puppies To Put A Smile On Your Face – We Rule The Internet

Alice Panikian Is Painfully Hot – Knowd

.30 Carbine at 1,800 frames per second (Video) – The Brigade

Model: Klara Wester’s 25 Hottest Pictures – Refined Guy

The 25 Highest-Paid Musicians of 2012: Dr. Dre to Sade – Heavy

Ashley Tisdale Gives Me Boners on Social Media of the Day – Drunken Stepfather

Your damn cute college girl of the day – College Humor

I’m sorry, but now this is happening (33 Photos) – Linkiest

Megan Fox Needs to Spend More Time at the Beach – G-Celeb

35 Hot Girls With Even Hotter Friends – Double Viking

Miley has a girl crush – Celeb Slam

Imagining Female Disney Characters in Real Life – Unreality Mag

Playboy’s Miss Social Contest – Bro My God

Fifteen Amazing Pictures Taken at the Perfect Moment – Uncoached

She’s Pretty: Nicole Vaunt Flaunts What She’s Got – The Smoking Jacket

Kat Williams Slapped a Trick in Target – Yeeeah

Elizabeth Loaiza shows us why we need to visit Colombia – Regretful Morning

35 Pictures Of Sexy Pole Dancing Babes – Super Booyah

Calvin Johnson’s Insane One-Handed Catch Against Colts [VIDEO] – Busted Coverage

Marvelous Sporting Moments You Missed in 2012 (73 pics) – Izismile

L.A.: Ladies Who Attended KIIS FM’s Jingle Ball 2012 – Moe Jackson

Extraordinary, Yet Completely Real Photographs – Knowd

For The Historically Inclined: 39 Incredible Photos From History – Ned Hardy

Patrol

A dismounted patrol moves through a ploughed field prior to maize planting.

Arm Wrestling

To mark the London Olympics (which we missed), we held out own “Patrol Base Olympics”.

Smoke

Smoke is used to call in a Helicopter for extraction from an operation.

Alone

A Soldier sits and rests during an operation.

Angels on our shoulders

An Army Air Corps Apache Longbow provides close air support during an operation.

Stare

A Soldier sits on a quad bike during the closure of a checkpoint.

Shura

A Weekly “shura” with local elders in which we discuss projects for the community, security issues and local problems.

Dove

A Soldier receives a dove statuette from his Girlfriend.

Osprey

A US Marine Corps Osprey lands at the Patrol Base.

A young soldier prepares to go out on patrol

The young pointman of our multiple, carrying a shotgun for the close terrain in the maize fields.

Dust

A Royal Air Force Merlin helicopter lands at the PB with supplies and personnel.

A Soldier takes a break during an operation

On the way back

A Soldier sits in the back of a Chinook following an operation.

A Sniper walks with a local boy

Halcyon

The sun rises over the walls of the Patrol Base.

Kind eyes

An Afghan Policeman

Crossing point

A local child watches as kit-laden soldiers struggle to cross an irrigation stream.

Normality

A Soldier gets a haircut outside the Patrol Base’s makeshift shop

Some days it’s harder to be away from home

A Platoon Sergeant opens mail from home to reveal a Father’s day card from his young son.

Difficult for us all

A search dog shows the strain of working in such harsh conditions.

Poppies

A Royal Air Force Chinook lands in a poppy field to extract us after an Operation

Reflection

A soldier rests during a patrol

Sanctuary

A soldier finds shelter from the summer heat

Chaos

Shock

A soldier rests after a patrol

Victory

Victory cigars after a successful operation

Arcs

The view through a Rifle Sight

Overwatch

A Soldier overwatches friendly forces

Things that go bump in the night

A Mortar fires during the night

Warrior Brother

An Afghan policeman

The hardest route

A soldier struggles to carry a GPMG through a deep irrigation ditch

Lightning

Lightning strikes the camera tower at the Patrol Base

Checkpoint

A Soldier stands guard outside a checkpoint

Sleeping lions

Soldiers catch a moment of sleep during hectic predeployment exercises

The hardest day

Hours before I took this photo on our final predeployment training exercise, we received word that 6 of our colleagues who had deployed ahead of us had been killed in an IED strike.

A Platoon Sergeant takes a cigarette break outside the Operations room on a predeployment training exercise

Coming Home

Soldiers board a C-17 for our flight home.

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Best slap i’ve ever seen

Killer football block. Like being hit by a truck

Magnus Carlsen – the Mozart of Chess

24/7 Pacquiao/Marquez 4: Episode #2

Of all people, Brady Quinn delivers the most basic and profound lesson from the Jovan Belcher murder-suicide