When Twitter User @kiiiiimberly_, asked her partner what the label on her tampon meant, and they failed miserably, it went on to inspire a movement. Women everywhere started texting their partners, and asking them what the labels on their tampons meant; and literally nobody seemed able to accurately guess what was going on. At the very least, they deserve some credit for their effort and creativity.
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Apparently, these guys didn't get the memo. For anyone who missed it, here it is again: WE ARE NOT ANIMALS AND YOU DON'T NEED TO ASSERT YOUR DOMINANCE. That said, these men tried to assert their godly dominance in absolutely ridiculous ways. You would not want to find yourself anywhere near these toxic displays of fragile, validation-seeking egos. But if you do, don't forget to write about it on Reddit so us normal human beings can laugh and shake our heads at the absurdity of some men.
Via CNet
The butterfly, known as Lexias pardalis, had half its body covered in markings typical of the male of its species and half covered in female markings. "I thought: 'Somebody's fooling with me. It's just too perfect,'" said Chris Johnson, the volunteer who made the discovery while working on the Academy's Butterflies! exhibit. "Then I got goose bumps."
"It slowly opened up, and the wings were so dramatically different, it was immediately apparent what it was," he added, according to a statement about the discovery released Tuesday by Drexel.
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Funny, I wasn't aware that "Canadian" was now a gender.
