After seven Bluth-less years the wait is finally over, and Hypable is here to help you celebrate Arrested Development’s season 4 with a sugar rush. Check out the show’s drinking game here.
Omg, we would be dead.
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A social experiment gone horribly embarrassing for all of American mankind.
Apparently in the 70’s, an Italian man decided to make a music video of what it sounds like when Americans sing. To foreign people.
None of the words are real. It’s complete gibberish done perfectly.And yes, this is odd.
Enjoy.I’ve always wondered how English sounds to non-English speakers. I mean, as an English speaker, even if you don’t speak French, you know what French sounds like, to the point that you recognise it in a comic parody.
But it’s hard to imagine what English must sound like, when you’ve spent your whole life speaking and hearing it. So this is awesome.
STUDENTS WHO ARE HELPED BY THERAPY DOG RETURN THE FAVOR - “Kids bring in personal savings — their tooth fairy money, make cards for Murphy…”
Students at the Eastport Avenue Elementary School in Ohio are raising money to help a six-year-old Labrador mix named Murphy. The kids regularly read aloud to Murphy and another dog named Marley to improve their reading skills. Recently, Murphy suffered a spinal stroke and is currently in need of medical treatment. Now, the kids are helping the dog who has been helping them by raising money for his physical therapy. Read more from timesreporter.com:
Moving in two shifts, approximately 150 children from Eastport Avenue Elementary School walked laps around the Claymont High School football stadium Monday.
They were hoping to raise money to help a friend, who had become a huge part of their school over the past two years.
Their friend is a 6-year-old half bloodhound, half-Labrador named Murphy.
Murphy and his twin brother, Marley, have become a fixture at the school, helping children practice reading.
Every Tuesday and Thursday, the dogs make their rounds to various classrooms and then sit in a special clubhouse in the cafeteria waiting for students to read to them.
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On Easter Sunday, Murphy suffered a spinal stroke. While he has started walking again, he will need physical therapy and the cost to his owner is growing. Eastport students and their teachers have been working to raise money ever since, hosting mismatch days, and putting money in class jars and, on Monday, holding a walk-a-thon.
Murphy has helped many kids, and now it appears that they are giving Murphy all the support he needs to recover from his condition. Click here for the full story. (Photos by Jim Cummings)
