Deez Nuts

 

A joke that originated from the song “Deeez Nuuuts” on Dr. Dre’s original album “The Chronic”, released in 1992. Since then, the phrase has mutated into “deez nutz” and catching people with “deez nutz” has become America’s 3,157th favorite pastime, just behind underwater basket-weaving and just ahead of collecting Spongebob Squarepants paraphernalia. The game works as following: you ask someone a question, and if the response is “What?”, “Who?”, “Huh?” or anything starting starting with one of the 5 “W’s”, you’re free to get that person with “DEEEEEZ NUUUUUTZ!!!”. Works best when done loudly in quiet public places such as a lecture hall, church, or a line at the bank.

Credits: tenor via Hardik Sirvi, GIFs Community and Facebook, Urban Dictionary

The hipster who thought he was a narwhal

 

 

Because being a unicorn just isn’t cool now all the normal types have hijacked the bandwagon. Also this ‘horn hairstyle’ is great for getting some breathing space in a packed train carriage.

Credits: GifGif via Sanjay Dheengra, GIFs Community and Facebook

Life’s little irritations

 

 

All those things that bump up your blood pressure just that bit higher.

Credits: GifGif via Ivana Ljupša, GIFs Community and Facebook

From phone chargers to charging critters

 

 

As the Gifville energy crisis of 2015 began to bite, ingenious locals soon devised new ways to keep their appliances switched on without plugging into the grid. Local amateur scientist Haim Ster, from Israel, enlisted the help of his pet hamster Sari and her wheel to keep his phone on the blink. Clever man!

Credits: GifGifMagazine via Milorad Vidojevic, GIFs Community and Facebook

Sleep mode

 

Good night… time to put the phone to rest. No messages please, I’m sleeping.

Credits: lost7 via ZCOOL, ViktorMontfort, Gif art and Pinterest

Discover more Music you’ll love

 

BBC, the UK public service broadcaster offers listeners of its radio stations to personalise their music choice, right down to their preferred artists and set up playlists as well.

Credits: BBC via Outlook

GDPR

 

Today marks the launch of GDPR, the Europe-wide data protection legislation which gives more power to the individual about how their data is used, gathered, treated and stored by public and private corporations. As someone who works a great deal with customer data, this is something I’ve been prepared for for a while. My inbox meanwhile, is groaning from all the GDPR compliance emails from companies I never realised I had any dealings with XD

Credit: Virtual College