Happy couple Megan Determan and Chris Kluthe, from Minnesota, got engaged and opted to mark the occasion with romantic shots in the autumnal streets of their hometown of St Paul but the other man in
Megan's life - 6-year-old miniature dachshund Louie - had other ideas. He leaped in front of the camera as the pair posed for snaps, blocking Chris. Megan, 30, has had Louie since he was a puppy - a year before she first met political campaign designer Chris, 31. See more photos after the cut...
Sunday, 15 November 2015
Saturday, 14 November 2015
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Friday, 13 November 2015
This woman's depression Tattoo went viral for a good cause
After being diagnosed with depression last year, 20-year-old student Bekah Miles decided to get a tattoo that accurately captured her battle with the disorder. She posted a picture of the tattoo on Facebook along with a few words about her personal experience. The image reads "I'm fine" to most, but from Miles' perspective, the tattoo says "save me."
The artwork and Miles' accompanying post is an honest insight into how she felt.
The artwork and Miles' accompanying post is an honest insight into how she felt.
"Today, I am coming out with something that only few of you know. I am ready to have a conversation about my mental illness," she wrote. "To me, depression is the days that I feel sad for no reason. Depression is the mornings that I don’t feel capable of getting out of bed. ... Depression is the tears I have because I don’t know why I feel so worthless, when I know I should feel happy."
Since Miles posted the image on Monday, it's already racked up thousands of overwhelmingly positive comments.
"You are an amazingly strong soul ... What I think is so courageous is that you have opened up yet another reason to have a conversation about mental illness," one Facebook user wrote.
"It was very brave of you to put your life out there and make a difference by sharing something so personal. Keep up the good fight. Always look for that silver lining. You are most definitely someone else's silver lining today!"Miles wrote in the caption that she hopes her tattoo inspires others to start a conversation about mental illness.
"This is one of the most difficult things to open up about because it’s extremely hard for me to feel vulnerable… but this needs to be talked about," she wrote. "Mental illness is serious, but so shamed in our society. We care so much for our physical health, but hardly a thing about our mental state. And that is seriously messed up."
Thursday, 12 November 2015
Lols Man is caught stealing from the collection plate in church (photos)
An Ocala, Fla. man was caught on video surveillance stealing from his church collection plate as service was going on. The man was one of the church ushers and he stole $349.05 from plate. He has since been arrested and charged with stealing and now faces five years in prison. See more pics after the cut...
Wednesday, 11 November 2015
Lol. Lawsuit of a man who allegedly got fired for farting too much at work goes viral
Richard Clem's wife filed a lawsuit last month against her Husband's former employer who allegedly fired him for farting too much.
The 70-year-old man and his wife, Louann, both worked at Case Pork Roll Company of Trenton, New Jersey. He was fired in February, 2014, for his supposed flatulence, according to court documents but she just filed the lawsuit in September 2015.Louann Clem claims in a court filing that her husband's termination was a violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Louann Clem is seeking damages from Case Pork Roll that include pain and suffering, compensatory damages and punitive damages.
The 70-year-old man and his wife, Louann, both worked at Case Pork Roll Company of Trenton, New Jersey. He was fired in February, 2014, for his supposed flatulence, according to court documents but she just filed the lawsuit in September 2015.
Richard Clem supports the lawsuit and is taking legal action on his own through the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission.
"When the suit was filed, I didn't know it would go viral," Clem told The Huffington Post. "I was very surprised."
Richard Clem started working at Case Pork Roll in 2004 as a comptroller and believes he did a good job.
"I brought them into the 21st century," he said proudly.
At the time of his hire, Clem weighed about 420 pounds, but underwent gastric bypass surgery in October 2010, to get rid of his own porky belly. Clem lost about 120 pounds before gaining back 10. He's also suffered some embarrassing side effects, including "extreme gas and uncontrollable diarrhea."
In 2013, Clem’s symptoms worsened, which caused “significant disruption in the workplace,” according to the suit.
Louann Clem, who began her job at Case Pork Roll in 2008, said the company president Thomas Dolan repeatedly griped about her husband's gassy problem.
The suit alleges Dolan made Richard Clem work at home and said things like, "We cannot run an office and have visitors with the odor in the office," and "Tell Rich we are having complaints from people who have problems with the odors."
Richard Clem was fired from Case Pork Roll on February 28, 2014, Louann Clem quit the same day “because of the harassment and discrimination her husband faced as a result of his disability and the resulting symptoms,” according to NJ1015.com.
The Clems' lawyer, David Koller, said his client's gastrointestinal disorders may be getting headlines, but aren't the key part of the case.
"Flatulence and farting is the sexy part of the story, but my client suffers from obesity, which is covered by the Americans with Disabilities Act," Koller said.
Richard Clem also wants company employees to go through training programs that will prevent future incidents from occurring.
"I'm speaking up for people who are overweight," he said. "Does being obese mean you can't do a good job? Of course not!"
Aww, how cute is this lil man? see what he is doing lols(photos)


Tuesday, 10 November 2015
Monday, 9 November 2015
Lol. Student helped out by slow internet connection
Slow internet connection is hardly ever desirable but for one lucky student, it was God sent. He was taking an online test and in one multiple choice question, he was asked to identify the fungal infection having the lifecycle in the diagram depicted, due to slow internet connection however, the image didn't load but file name did inadvertently revealing the answer to the question. Lucky student.
Photos: See what a soldier did to this young man... chai!


Sunday, 8 November 2015
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