Because nothing says “awesome” like a hip-hop song from 1992 getting remixed into something much more carnival-y.
We can listen to this all day.
Category: Funny
Remember when Web Watch told you about how UNICEF INDIA was trying to encourage locals to properly use a toilet?
It seems that this focus on proper public hygiene has really caught on!
Watch the fun when a son decides to spend hours upon hours in the simple act of scaring his father.
Yes, it’s a parody.
Yes, it was released some time last year, but it may be new to you.
And yes, it’s funny. Even funnier if you can figure out a way to hire a police sketch artist and do this in real life.
Web Watch knows a number of families that have adopted children or who have had children through invitro fertilization. We’ve known our friends for years and celebrate their parenting successes with them just as we sympathized with them through their struggles to have children.
For some, adopting or invitro is the only choice they have for becoming a parent. For others, it’s just another option to consider.
We know of one friend who wasn’t as close with a new parent as they should have been, and upon hearing of their new parent status decided to blurt out, “you look good for having just had a baby and come off maternity leave”.
They had adopted. Our friend was embarassed, to say the least.
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There are two things in life that are unavoidable: death and taxes.
And in some cases, some deaths can lead to more taxes if the estate planning and last will and testament aren’t handled carefully.
After all, there’s a reason there are some ARTICLES ABOUT UNUSUAL WILLS and bequethes, with millions upon millions of dollars being left to care for family pets or monkeys.
This video is from Unicef India.
The message they’re trying to convey is that you should TAKE YOUR POO TO THE LOO and not poop outside in the street, potentially contaminating the city’s water supply and making all your friends sick.
The library card catalog is an ancient system.
Remember back when you had to flip through drawer after drawer of cards, sorted by category, author, or title to figure out where on the shelf stacks the book you wanted might be, and then you had to run off to the stacks to find it?
Oh, the good old days of alphabetizing without a computer.
