Cheezburger

2 days ago | cheezburger.com | JR Atkinson

Going on a group trip is kind of the ultimate test of friendship. It puts you in situations together that you wouldn't be otherwise. You're spending pretty much every minute together, navigating the trials and tribulations of travel. Maybe you have different ideas of how to spend your vacation. Maybe you have different levels of stamina when it comes to walking or traveling. Maybe you have different budgets. Maybe you have different tastes in food.

5 days ago | cheezburger.com | JR Atkinson

Some people are just naturally good tweeters. Just how some folks feel like they were born to post on Instagram- they have a knack for the visual, and their personal brand feels like part of their identity. And some freaks were born to post on LinkedIn- they love a long-winded announcement and they really care about "cultivating leadership" or whatever that means. Some were born to post little funny things to the website formerly known as Twitter.

5 days ago | cheezburger.com | Isabella Penn

As women, we know how hard it is to be taken seriously in the workplace. Though it's getting better with time, we still remain underpaid and underappreciated compared to our male counterparts. That's why we love a good Legally Blonde story. Being a woman who is unapologetically herself and embraces all the girly aspects of womanhood does not make you any less capable. This woman had her own real-life Elle Woods moment.

6 days ago | cheezburger.com | Elna McHilderson

When we think of an animal rescue, we think of rescuing animals who are strays on the streets or in a bad home. These pets are given a hard life that no pet ever deserves. However, what about the pets that were given an actually pretty good life filled with love and family, but, in the end, were still left to fend for themselves heartbroken and alone? We're talking about the pets whose loving owners passed and left them with no back up. It's unfortunate, but it happens. So where do these pets go?

1 week ago | cheezburger.com | Jesse Kessenheimer

Nothing feels better than being the most irreplaceable employee in the workplace. Like an unbeatable demigod, your job is secure, and nobody can challenge that. With this power, you can leverage raises, better hours, PTO whenever you want, and benefits that far exceed the new hires. Usually, this type of job security is earned through hard work and cleverness, so once a worker reaches that level, they can take a bit of a breather (finally).