What Your Saturday Night Activity Says About You Chrissy Stockton “ You’re totally going to throw up tonight!
Pajamas Over People: Your Guide To Staying Home This Weekend Christopher Hudspeth “ These recommendations are for the weekend: Friday May 31, 2013 thru Sunday June 2, 2013.
What Each Day Of The Week Feels Like When You’re Lazy & Don’t Want To Work Christopher Hudspeth “ Monday is like touching a scalding hot seatbelt buckle. It’s dropping your toast, jelly side down or making toast and realizing you’re out of jelly. Monday is the opposite of bacon and the first cousin of black licorice.
Pajamas Over People: May 3-5, 2013 Christopher Hudspeth “ These recommendations are for the weekend: Friday May 3, 2013 thru Sunday May 5, 2013.
Will You Still Love Me On Sunday? Chelsea Fagan “ Will you still be interested in all of the things I have to say, all of the coincidences we took as divine intervention last night when we were only so happy to tell each other how we feel?
Staying In On A Saturday Night A.H. Ellay “ Maybe you would have had a good time, seeing friends you’ve been blowing off lately, catching up, maybe some light flirting would be fun, even if it’s meaningless.
10 Different Types Of Saturdays To Have Christopher Hudspeth “ Remember those glorious Saturday mornings from your childhood? Rising early, grabbing an oversized bowl of sugary cereal, plopping down on the couch and indulging in classic cartoons was a tradition for many of us.
Sunday Is Evil Chelsea Fagan “ Keep in mind that for every minute of actual fun you have on Sunday evening/night, you shall pay threefold on Monday morning.
Possible Reasons Why You Are Reading Blogs On A Saturday Night Johanna de Silentio “ You are having relationship problems. Sitting by your computer drinking beer and forlornly GChatting someone who is also experiencing relationship problems seems like a better idea than actual social interaction.
A Rhetorical Analysis of Rebecca Black's Viral Hit "Friday" Sujay Kumar “ Herein begins one of the most controversial sections of the song: The rap. Featuring an African American man in his mid 30s, audiences expect this lyrical maestro to hop on the flow and “break it down.” He evokes the muses by calling for “R-B,” but what follows can only be described as gibberish.