22 Of The Funniest Tweets About Family From 2015
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Here's What Happened When Dudes Tried On Sanitary Pads
“There’s no healthy breeze around my privates anymore.”
Menstruation in India is quite a taboo topic, and kept hush-hush like a secret being kept from men. As a small step toward normalising what, for women, is a monthly mundanity, BuzzFeed got dudes to try on sanitary pads.
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I was one of those dudes. Hello.
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We were first shown, by our patient and kind colleagues, what pads look like. Baby steps.
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And then we were walked through the process of putting them on.
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19 Things Every College Kid Is Thankful For This Thanksgiving Break
Give thanks for hairless showers.
Showers that aren't covered in strangers' hair.
Bathrooms that aren't shared with 20 other people.
giphy.com / Via New Line Cinema
Naps in an actual bed and not the library floor.
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13 Lesbian Sorority Confessions
“I accidentally hooked up with her…”
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Do You Actually Prefer Guys Or Pies?
Either way: Yum.
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Here’s What Happened When I Pitted Luxury and Budget Eyeliners Against Each Other
The results were truly eye-opening.
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I discovered the transformative power of cat-eye liner as a teen and haven't really altered my makeup since. Instead, I've focused on the quality of the products themselves to level up my makeup game.
Like many other people who are equally addicted to transforming themselves with a thick black line across one's eyelid, I am in search of the perfect liquid eyeliner. So, I tried out 8 different ones, ranging in price from £1.50 to £43, to see how much of a difference there is between liquid eyeliners available on the market.
* Packaging (Is it pretty and portable?)
* Ease of application (How easy and convenient is it to use?)
* Depth of colour (Is it the same deep black of my soul or a just a faint grey line?)
* Smoothness (The texture of the formula; does it go crusty and flaky?)
* Durability (Does it stay put all day or start migrating across my face or simply disappear?)
* Value for money (Is it worth the money you pay for it?)
Additionally, I didn't wear any primer or eyeshadow with the eyeliners, partially because I am lazy, but mostly not to interfere with the eyeliner's own lasting power. I also didn't retouch any makeup throughout the day.
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18 Pics Of You On Thanksgiving
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This Is What Tech Companies Do With Leftover Free Food
Silicon Valley companies offer their employees an enormous amount of free catered meals. This is what they do to prevent food waste.
Google's offices in Mountain View and Sunnyvale work with a program called Chefs to End Hunger. In Mountain View alone, Google has more than 39 cafes. The food goes to an East Bay nonprofit called Hope for the Heart, which distributes food to soup kitchens and the like. "Most of our food goes to a transitional homeless housing center in Oakland where residents do the finish food prep and participate in meals," a Google spokesperson told BuzzFeed News. In the next month, a "large number" of Google's chefs will work at shelters "to further help them understand the importance of what they are doing." In order to minimize potential waste, Google kitchens around the globe use a tool called LeanPath.
Via linkedin.com
Twitter donates both catered and boxed food to Food Runners San Francisco, a non-profit that relays more than 5,000 meals a day in the city through a network of volunteers. The program was initiated by Bon Appetit Management Company, an established corporate caterer that manages on-site restaurants for other Bay Area tech offices as well, including PayPal, Oracle, Adobe. Twitter told BuzzFeed News that the program to donated started at its old office on Folsom Street and that it donates from all of its cafes at its Mid-Market headquarters.
Dropbox
At its San Francisco headquarters, Dropbox's in house food programs serves more than 1,000 people everyday. The company does not participate in a regular food-recovery program but a spokesperson said leftovers were "repurposed into other food items" and put into "pizza toppings or soup ingredients." The spokesperson said Dropbox makes a lot of its food to-order and "definitely very organized of minimizing waste and making sure we find ways of incorporating leftovers." As for Dropbox's popular sushi offerings, the spokesperson pointed out that the kitchen uses salmon bellies from fish for other dishes for its sashimi rolls. During the holidays, Dropbox works with San Francisco City Impact, which collects perishables from the company's Soma headquarters.
Via instagram.com
Uber
Uber uses catering company in the Bay Area that partners with Food Runners.
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Are You Bart Or Lisa?
A Simpsons showdown.
All The Simpsons images credited to 20th Century Fox; all other images credited to Thinkstock.
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13 Terrifying Urban Legends That Will Make You Wish You Hadn't Read This
*Turns on nightlight for life.*
Naale Ba
Naale Ba is an urban legend that sparked up in the 1990s in Karnataka. It describes a witch who knocks on your door mimicking the voice of your family members to trick you into opening the door. As soon as you do, you die. People believed that writing "Naale Ba," which translates to "come tomorrow," would ward of the witch for that night.
Via holidify.com
The white woman at Sanjay Van
Owing to its numerous graves, several people have claimed to have seen endless spirits floating through the air in this New Delhi locale, along with creepy cries and evil laughs. The most consistent tale describes a woman dressed in white who stalks people while hiding behind trees, only to disappear a second later.
The wolves of Pavagada, Karnataka
In 1983, in a small village in Karnataka, young girls under the age of five started mysteriously vanishing in the middle of the night. The villagers claim that the abductions were conducted by wolf-like creatures. The investigation into the death led to the police finding bloody clothing and but no other traces of the girls. None of the girls were ever seen again.
Via gigamir.net
Penchapechi, the haunted owl or HOWL
A tale out of Bengali folklore, the Penchapechi is a ghost that takes the form of an owl to strike fear in the hearts of forest dwellers. The spirit flies around, hooting while stalking its prey until they are trapped in a secluded area, and then drains them of their blood.
Via brandthunder.com
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Are You More Walter White Or Heisenberg?
Are you actually the one who knocks?
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Little Girls Are Ruining Their Hair With This Hot New Toy
“Her butt-length hair is now chin length. I was lucky to save that much.”
It's nearly Christmas time again, which means parents across the U.S. will soon be fighting to scoop up the hottest new toys of the year for their kids.
This year, one of the trendiest toys is called Bunchems. The toy consists of a bunch of little plastic balls, which kids can connect together to create different shapes.
The toy, which was created by a toy company called Spin Master, launched earlier this year, Arlene Biran, the company's vice president of marketing, said in a statement to BuzzFeed News.
"Since Spin Master launched Bunchems in August 2015, we have received an overwhelmingly positive response from children, parents, and industry partners," Biran said.
But angry parents are taking to the internet to warn others that the fun little balls don't just stick to each other — they will also stick to your kid's hair.
Jaymee McKinnies, who took this photo of her daughter Aubrey, told BuzzFeed News her daughter has gotten the toy stuck in her hair twice. The first time she stuck a creation in her hair, and the second time she did a flip and landed on one.
"Unfortunately the toy she bought with her own money ended up in the trash can," she said.
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Um, Have You Heard About BuzzFeed’s Daily Dogs Newsletter?
It’s called “Dog A Day” and it’s exactly as delightful as it sounds.
If you’re the kind of person who smiles whenever they see an adorable dog, then we have VERY good news:
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When you sign up for BuzzFeed’s “Dog A Day” newsletter, you'll get one in your inbox EVERY SINGLE DAY.
You'll meet all kinds of precious pups, like this sleepy snoozer...
Jessica Bernhardt Wenk
This very muddy buddy...
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The 15 Best Accidental Butts Of 2015
2015, the year of the butt.
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We Bet You Can't Name EVERY Dwarf From "Snow White And The Seven Dwarves"?
Will you have to dig, dig, dig, dig, dig, dig, dig deep to get them all?
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24 Of Greatest Grad School Memes On The Internet
Everything’s fine, I swear.
reddit.com / Via i.imgur.com
WingNut Films / Via Twitter: @max_gustafson
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7 Big Stories You Can't Miss This Week: Experiments, Electronics, Eddie, And Enya
This week for BuzzFeed News, Anne Helen Petersen visits the reclusive Enya in Ireland. Read that and these other great stories from BuzzFeed and around the web.
Inside Enya's Irish Kingdom — BuzzFeed News
Over the course of three decades and with 80 million records sold, Enya has morphed into more than musician: She’s her own adjective. What makes her music — and the mysterious woman behind it — appealing to so many? Read it at BuzzFeed News.
Photograph by Charlie Gray for BuzzFeed News
How to Make Millions of Hoverboards (Almost) Overnight — BuzzFeed News
This holiday season, we want to roll around on motorized two-wheeled scooters — and China wants to give us what we want, as soon as we want it. Joseph Bernstein travels to Shenzhen, the world capital of memeufacturing, to see how your Black Friday sausage gets made. Read it at BuzzFeed News.
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In Conversation: DeRay Mckesson — New York
The founder of the modern-day Civil Rights Movement sits down for a lengthy conversation with Rembert Browne. "For so many of us, protest — the act of confronting and disrupting systems whose impact is oppression — is a way of life. We did not invent resistance and we did not discover injustice last August. We exist in a tradition of struggle." Read it at New York.
Photograph by Bobby Doherty for New York Magazine
Mitch Albom's Great Experiment — BuzzFeed News
Dismissed by critics as hokey and by peers as being out of touch, Mitch Albom has sold 35 million books anyway, building a modern empire out of longingly gazing at the past. Doree Shafrir visits the author in Haiti, where an orphanage — one of 10 charities Albom runs — harkens to simpler times. Read it at BuzzFeed News.
Photograph by Bahare Khodabande for BuzzFeed News
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What Were You Like In High School?
Different but the same.
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How Do You Feel About Period Sex?
“I could even argue that having blood on your penis is kinda fun sometimes.”
Period Sex: Yay or Nay?
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People feel strongly about period sex.
It really comes down to how comfortable you are around a little bit of blood. Some people just can't get down.
Let's talk pro first, shall we?
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The 25 Deepest Liam Payne Tweets Of 2015
He’s a man of many words.
When he joyously celebrated an unforgettable 24 hours:
When he was truly elated by the internet of the skies:
When he was devastated by the day's lack of excitement:
When he had intense, deep regret of overindulgence:
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