Best Robron 'I love you's (as voted by Robron fans) -> #27 5th January 2017
↳ Aaron's birthday (24 votes)
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Best Robron 'I love you's (as voted by Robron fans) -> #27 5th January 2017
↳ Aaron's birthday (24 votes)
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okay listen, i know what we're all going to be screaming about in like ten seconds and yeah, me too. im crying im so happy for them!!!! ; v;
but also the bunnies are canonically dating???
when velcinta fuck on screen and die in the same episode
Piper calling out Henry for being on his phone while being on her phone
and he didn't even call her out
Monday May 8.
so bad, but so good: dad jokes.
You ever heard the phrase, it's so bad, it's good? Well, the theory goes there is a particular point at which the bad quality of a given subject (e.g.: a film, a song, a fashion trend from a particular decade) reaches a point of such specificity and intensity, that it moves beyond this point and is reborn as something not bad, in fact, but good. It is hard to explain, and this metamorphosis from something so poorly constructed it becomes something inexplicably brilliant is perhaps only quantifiable by an as-yet-undiscovered science. Films are an ideal example of the bad/good paradox: just take Battlefield Earth (2000), starring John Travolta, who has made quite a name in a range of such films. Then, just three years later, writer, director, producer, and actor Tommy Wiseau released The Room (2003), perhaps the most notorious yet celebrated example of the genre. There is another such example of so bad, so good phenomenon in popular culture: the #dad joke.
Indeed the real beauty of the dad joke is something altogether profound. Its joy stems not from its wry intellect, or capacity to surprise, but from its wholehearted embrace of the naff, the lame, of everything that is joyfully, carelessly bad. The dad joke is the antithesis of trying, a liberating acceptance of its own narrow limits, and of its own wince-inducing quality. The dad joke does not try; it simply is.
Get your week off with the start it needs and deserves with this nourishing selection of #dad jokes.