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inothernews:

Via the New York Daily News:

 Looks like Mitt Romney is running for President of the United States of “Amercia.” In an embarrassing blunder, Romney’s campaign misspelled the word “America” on its new “With Mitt” iPhone app, launched Tuesday.The app has a transparent skin that allows users to take a photograph and superimpose the slogan “A better Amercia” on the image. The presumptive Republican nominee is taking heat on the Internet for the error. “Whew, I hear Mitt’s updating that misspelled Amercia on his app. He’s just going with Untied States now,” read one tweet. “Does Mitt Romney believe that Obama was born in Keyna,” another tweeter jabbed.


Amercia! Fuck yeah!

inothernews:

Via the New York Daily News:

Looks like Mitt Romney is running for President of the United States of “Amercia.”

In an embarrassing blunder, Romney’s campaign misspelled the word “America” on its new “With Mitt” iPhone app, launched Tuesday.

The app has a transparent skin that allows users to take a photograph and superimpose the slogan “A better Amercia” on the image.

The presumptive Republican nominee is taking heat on the Internet for the error.

“Whew, I hear Mitt’s updating that misspelled Amercia on his app. He’s just going with Untied States now,” read one tweet.

“Does Mitt Romney believe that Obama was born in Keyna,” another tweeter jabbed.

Amercia! Fuck yeah!

Baseball - Though it became widely popularized in the US, it actually originates back to England.

Hot Dogs - The concept of this was originated in Germany.

Apple Pie - The first apple pie came about in 14th century England.

Chevrolet - Founded in Alaska in 1911, when it was still a territory. It was incorporated into the US the following year.

So congratulations, Chevy, for calling things American when they really aren’t.

**I get that these are all commonly associated with the US now. Not that ignorant.

thedailywhat:

Infographic of the Day: According to the CDC, meals have quadrupled in size since the ’50s — and subsequently, we’ve gained an average of 26 pounds apiece.
Sick.
Literally.
[gizmodo]

Part of how I lost 50 pounds over the last few years was portion control. If you have to go out for fast food of any kind, always get a small. Cutting it out as much as possible, if not entirely, is even better.
Oh, and take a walk every now and then. Especially with the nice weather here in the Northeast.

thedailywhat:

Infographic of the Day: According to the CDC, meals have quadrupled in size since the ’50s — and subsequently, we’ve gained an average of 26 pounds apiece.

Sick.

Literally.

[gizmodo]

Part of how I lost 50 pounds over the last few years was portion control. If you have to go out for fast food of any kind, always get a small. Cutting it out as much as possible, if not entirely, is even better.

Oh, and take a walk every now and then. Especially with the nice weather here in the Northeast.

knowyourmeme:

Of course.
KYMdb - Ancient Aliens

NOT THE ALIEN BEES! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

knowyourmeme:

Of course.

KYMdb - Ancient Aliens

NOT THE ALIEN BEES! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

popculturebrain:

Character Posters: The Dark Knight Rises | Coming Soon

Yes please.

thedailywhat:

Lights Out: If you’ve been on the edge of your seat waiting to see how SyFy would follow up its camp-horror instant classic Sharktopus, it’s your lucky day. Here’s the first trailer forPiranhaconda.

Oh no! I fell into a nest of its low-budget CGI!

Piranhaconda premieres June 16.

[devour.]

A-fuckin-mazing.

Believe in coincidences?

This is the first time post-lockout the Rangers have led the Eastern Conference in points.

Over 10 years before the lockout was the last time they did so.

The Rangers were the #1 seed in the playoffs that time.

They also beat the 7th seeded Capitals in the second round.

They then moved on the play the New Jersey Devils in the conference finals.

The Rangers had home ice advantage in that series.

The year this all happened?

1994.

I’m just saying.

Bucket list item:

Meet Stephen Colbert in person.
- check.

Bucket list item:

Meet Stephen Colbert in person.
- check.

(Source: katieb1013)