knowyourmeme:

First there was Nyan Cat, now there is TACNAYN: Destroyer of Worlds!

Tacnayn, (pronounced Tac-9, or in his native tongue a complex series of clicks and shrill cries) his very name brings children to tears, Tacnayn’s return heralds the end of reality as we know it; within the next year the seas will boil and skulls will rain down from blood-filled clouds. - [Source]

(via robotindisguise)

nevver:

Log out, Wasted Rita

Yeah! What she said!

whatsgoingoninthisworld:

Dear Locals, Summer is approaching so that means random stuff on the road. Our state is in debt and our governor turned down free money. If you hit any random shit in the road that messes up your ride please notify TXDOT for being so careless, and tell your insurance carrier to subrogate the state…

elspethjane:

“The Oxford English Dictionary (OED) has decided to include various Internet instant messaging language terms, or as they call it “noteworthy initialisms,” including OMG, FYI, LOL, and even the non-acronymic ♥. They join the ranks of IMHO, TMI, and BFF. The OED argues that these initialisms are much faster to type than their full forms and help to “say more in a media where there is a limit to a number of characters one may use in a single message,” like while texting or on Twitter. But they also say that these abbreviations have been seen in print and spoken use. In fact, OMG has been recorded all the way back to 1917 from a personal letter, FYI originated in 1941, and LOL started in 1960. Back then, it meant elderly woman, as in “little old lady.””

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Neowin.net - OMG! Oxford English Dictionary adds LOL