These 43 Fall Things Are Just Too Good To Gatekeep

Listen, we’re well aware no family’s perfect, but there are fictional TV households out there that probably make your awkward Thanksgiving dinners look like a peaceful retreat. From power-hungry billionaires covering up crime and murder to parents who definitely should’ve lost custody years ago, let’s dive into 16 TV households that take the word “dysfunctional”…

5. “Putting Irish Spring or dryer sheets somewhere (like an RV) to repel mice. Spoiler: They do not repel mice. The mice will eat the soap and use the dryer sheets as bedding.” “But you will have fluffy, cling-free, lovely-smelling mice with green poop.” —u/Puzzleheaded_Age6550

This week, Erik and Lyle Menendez went before a California judge to seek parole, almost 30 years after being convicted of killing their parents. After an initial trial resulted in a mistrialthe brothers were convicted in 1996 for the 1989 murders of their parents, José and Mary Louise “Kitty” Menendez. While prosecutors argued they killed…

Here’s what BuzzFeederJena sitzeshas to say: “I’ve been using the ChomChom for quite a while now. It takes 10 seconds to rid my velvet couch ottoman (yes, velvet…a terrible cat owner choice, I know) of the hair my two gray kitties are constantly leaving everywhere. It takes a bit of practice to get the hang…

Article created by: Donata Ruzgaitė There was a time when most folks truly thought it implausible for something you see on a screen to be terrifying. Then came films like The Ring or just your run of the mill “cursed images” article to show that, actually, our brains are perfectly good at feeling scared. We’ve…

—u/deleted “To this day, there are parts of northeastern Mexico where red hair and green eyes are not uncommon, a legacy of ‘Saint Patrick’s Battalion.’ After the war, some of the survivors settled down in Mexico and started families. The Mexican government eventually donated a statue honoring theSan Patriciosthat was erected in the hometown of…