I don’t know if you heard the news, but Harold Camping, the wet toothpick who runs FamilyRadio, has said that the Rapture DID happen. It was just a “spiritual rapture,” and the true biz-nass is going down on October 21st, just like he said before. Good to know – at least we get to enjoy the whole summer before we all fall into massive fissures in the Earth’s crust or whatever, right? Until then, let’s just go about our business like nothing...

  As you’ve probably heard from half your Facebook news feed, Coachella Valley Music Festival is just around the corner, and yours truly is getting JUST PLUM EXCITED about heading into the desert for three days of great music, debaucherous drinking, and people watching. Of course, much of the festival’s appeal comes from the half naked women running around and the guys on mescaline and the insane displays of pyrotechnics, but in all honesty, the most important part...

April Fool’s Day is back in a big way on the Internet. It seems like every website HAS to come up with some ridiculous prank or else the entire year is just a waste. “Sorry guys no paychecks this year unless everyone is convinced that Apple is now engineering iToilets. Get to work.” Needless to say, I’m not a big fan of this day of pranks. Already this morning I was convinced Harry Potter was going to get a TV show and that Yelp started a company called...

  Green Bay Packers. Pittsburgh Steelers. Two teams from two cities that I neither know nor care ANYTHING about. Actually no – I think one of them likes cheese or something? Maybe? Either way, the Super Bowl is this weekend, and despite it having not one team that I am even vaguely interested in, we still have to make the most of it, by hosting your own BCU approved Super Bowl Party! But the rules for that one come later in the week…   Today we give you the top five...

Every once in a while, we at the BCU offices take a moment to reflect over the past few weeks. We think about all the interesting and intriguing things we’ve seen, from videos of guys sticking quarters in their belly buttons, to important news about the current state of young adult relationships, to awesome photos of women clinging to their celebrity by simulating manual stimulation. However, it’s within the depths of the blog interface where we find the REAL weird...

img via slate As the days of December creep by, small businesses around the country are beginning to plan their holiday parties: putting up culturally-unspecific decorations in case that new tech support guy is Jewish, handing out Secret Santa cards, and putting plastic on all the chairs in case of spills/uncontrolled vomit. And although it maybe be your office manager and bosses who are busy making the place look festive, you should be taking the time to prepare yourself for...