30 Horrible Bosses Shamed For Their Nasty Behavior

Sometimes it seems like good bosses are few and far between. You may not realize how good you have it until you leave for greener pastures and end up hating your life because you have a bad boss. However, there is a special place in hell for bosses who behave like this... 

#1 My Boss Call Me To A Meeting On My Day Off, Then Asks Me To Arrange The Room

 #2 Got a $50 Gift Card As A Christmas Gift From My Boss, Only to Find Out It Was Deducted From My Paycheck

#3 Artists At My Local Tattoo Shop Left This For Their Boss After Finding A Motion Detector That Records Video In The Unisex Bathroom

 #4 My Boss Said "No" Too Many Times. He Forced My Hand. I Quit! Now While He's Miserable. My Feet Are In The Sand. F Him

 #5 My Coworker Went All Wet Seal On Our Boss Today

 #6 So I Bring A Pecan Pie To Work. By Noon It Was Missing. Found It A Few Hours Later In My Boss's Office

 

#7 Secret Recording Device Under Break Room Table At Work

#8 One Of A Seemingly Endless Series Of Unreasonable Notes Left By My Boss. It’s Great

#9 Our Boss Doesn't Let Us Take Any Home!

#10 This Structural Pole My Boss Refuses To Fix

#11 When Your Good Service Rewards Only Your Boss

#12 Shift Manager At My Work Was Just Diagnosed With Colon Cancer, Our Store Manager Put This Sign Out A Week Later

#13 Boss Didn't Like The Color Of The Chairs In The Break Room. So Now We Just Don't Have Chairs

#14 My Boss Installed An IP Camera At The Store To Spy On Us When He's Away. I Retaliated With This Rig

#15 My Boss Was Deathly Serious When He Posted This. Looks Like I'm Spending Some Quality Time At Work This Year

#16 Quit My Job Yesterday Because I Was Tired Of The Unprofessional Environment - Got This Text From My Supervisor Today

 

#17 This Is The Drinking Water Filter At My Work. It's Been Getting Darker By The Day But My Boss Insists It's Doing Its Job Still

#18 Leave Work For One Day And My Boss Replaced My Large Monitor That I Use To Make Prototype Models And Engravings On Products With This Tiny One

#19 My Brothers GF Sent Him This From Her Workplace, This Is What Her Boss Posted

#20 Came To Work To Find That My Boss Threw Away Everyone’s Desks And Replaced Them With Dressers, A Sheet Of Glass, And Saddle Chairs

#21 My Boss Thought It Would Be A Good Idea To Play Drag Racing. On His iPad. While Driving A Truck. On The Highway

#22 The Way My Boss Asked Me To Order Her More Pens Like This One. I'm Sure She's Just Bluffing.......

#23 My Christmas Gift From My Boss. Fortune 500 Company. No Christmas Bonus, Post It Notes, 2 Pieces Of Chocolate, Pen, Jeans One Day

#24 Work For Multimillion Dollar Company. Employer Refuses To Pay For Drinking Water. Group Of Employees Decides To Pitch-In And Pay

#25 The Temperature My Boss Keeps The Office At

#26 If You Park Like This... You Are My Boss, So I Can't Say Anything

#27 Complained To My Boss And Received This Minutes Later

#28 My Boss Ordered A Box Of 6000 Pepper Packets Instead Of A Shaker, So Now I Get To Spend My Saturday Cutting Open Packets For Our Burger Seasoning

#29 The Six Pack Of Macarons Cost More Than Six Individual Ones. "You Weren't Supposed To Notice" Is What The Manager Working Told Me

#30 My Boss Wears His $50,000 Green Diamond Ring To Work, Laying Asphalt

Best Amazon Prime Day Deals

It's that time of year again, Prime Day. I'm not quite sure why because 15 is not a prime number. 7 is a Prime number, so is 11, 13, 17, 19. Why not have Prime day on one of those days?

Anyway, here are some of the best deals I've come across..

(PRICES DISPLAYED DO NOT REFLECT PRIME DAY DEALS)

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Keep you baby or toddler safe for less... 

Graco SlimFit 3-in-1 Convertible Car Seat

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Do some DIY projects with the DeWalt 20V Max combo kit...this one is huge @ $279...

Get your bake on with $220 off a Kitchen Aid Artisan Mixer

Take a trip with a crazy deal on Samsonite Luggage

Go for a run with the Garmin Fenix or the Forerunner.

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Every Death in Game of Thrones - We Didn't Start the Fire Parody

We all know that no one is safe in Game of Thrones. They won't hesitate to wipe out an entire house in a single episode...

So, of Course You To Watch Every Death In Game of Thrones Set To The Tune Of "We Didn't Start The Fire"

You're welcome.

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Ordinary Photos with a Horrifying/Amazing Context

Sometimes people take a picture that tells an amazing story, it wins awards and thousands of people across the world will see it. Other times a picture appears to be an ordinary picture but when you hear the context behind the picture, it will blow your mind.


1. That little box that this man is holding is the nuclear core to Fat Man- the bomb that destroyed Nagasaki.

2. This photo, of what looks like an ordinary ship at an ordinary dock on an ordinary day. It’s April 16, 1947, and that ship is SS Grandcamp. There is a fire in the hold, and the men on the dock are members of the Texas City Volunteer Fire Department, who are attempting to extinguish it.

SS Grandcamp’s cargo includes 2,200 tons of ammonium nitrate.

A few minutes after this photo was taken, it’s going to detonate in one of the largest non-nuclear explosions in human history, creating a mushroom cloud more than 2,000 feet tall. All but one of the firefighters in that photo are going to be instantly killed, and no identifiable fragment of most of their bodies will ever be recovered. Nearly a thousand buildings in Texas City are going to be flattened, and windows will be broken and pedestrians knocked over by the force of the blast ten miles away in Galveston. Steel shrapnel will be flung out at hypersonic speeds and fall from the sky in molten chunks, igniting secondary fires all over the surrounding area, including the various storage tanks of the local Monsanto chemical refinery and another ship in the harbor, High Flyer, whose own 1,000 tons of ammonium nitrate will detonate in turn.

At least 468 confirmed dead, more than 5,000 injured, and more than $100 million in property damage (in 1947 dollars - over a billion in today’s money).

3. Last photo of Indian Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi. Taken moments before a suicide bomber, (wearing orange flowers, lower left, also on the inset, top left) hugged him and detonated her bomb.

 

4. The person in this picture is named Tyler Hadley. He brutally beat his parents to death with a hammer. This picture was taken at a party he threw while his parent's bodies were still in the house. 

The guy who called the police is actually the guy standing right next to him in this photo. Earlier that night, Tyler had confessed to him about the murders. It really makes the photo a whole lot stranger considering that the guy next to Tyler is probably thinking about calling the cops, or already had.

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5. Tragedy by the Sea...Photo taken of a couple who just watched their 19 month old son get carried away by the ocean waves. The child’s body was found later that day a mile away.

6. The National Geographic Picture from 1987 is of the FIRST heart transplant in Poland. It took 23 hours. The man holding the picture was the patient. He outlived the doctor who performed the surgery.

The surgeon, Dr. Religa, is monitoring the patient's vitals after the transplant while his assistant (the man in the top right corner) is asleep on the floor from exhaustion. These guys were pioneers and medical heroes. The original National Geographic picture from 1987 was voted picture of the year.

7. This photo shows two brothers with their hair standing up in the air like static. They were struck by lightning shortly after. Miraculously, they both survived.

 

8. This picture of a happy little girl with her brand new bike on Christmas morning 1996. It looks so normal and sweet. She had no idea that later that night, she’d be brutally murdered right in that very house and would become the center of one of the most infamous unsolved mysteries of all time.

9. This photo of a Victorian girl with her parents. You’ll notice how crisp and focused the girl is, whereas her parents are slightly fuzzy from motion blur. This contrast makes the girl stand out and seem a bit more vibrant and present for the photograph.

This is an example of Victorian post-mortem photography. The young woman is captured in such sharp focus because she was dead and therefore completely still, whereas the parents’ slight movements make them appear somewhat blurry.

10. The car to the right would explode minutes later killing 29 people including a woman pregnant with twins. The Omagh bombing in Northern Ireland the worst acts committed during "The Troubles"

11. Two of the kids with the finger guns in the top left are the Columbine shooters.

 

12. This extremely mundane and uninteresting image is of Japan Airlines Flight 123, where after a mechanical error out back had caused it to blow off most of the vertical stabilizer. Only minutes later it would crash, killing the majority of passengers on board and making it the deadliest single plane accident in Aviation history.

13. This photo was the most expensive sold photograph ever (until 2014), selling at $4.3 million.

14. John Lennon signing an autograph for Mark David Chapman just hours before Chapman killed him. According to Chapman, he actually had the gun in his pocket when this photo was taken.

 
 15. This picture is actually taken at 3am, in the middle of the night. That is not the sun on the horizon, the lightning is so bright, it turned night into day.

16. A young American woman soaks in Adolf Hitler’s bathtub, her muddy boots staining his bath mat, and an official portrait of the Fuehrer sits on the tub’s edge.

The woman is Lee Miller, the only female combat photographer in Europe during World War Two. She is pictured in Hitler’s Munich apartment on April 30, 1945, by fellow war correspondent David Scherman.

“This was actually taken on the day that Hitler committed suicide, although Lee Miller didn’t know that until after the event,” said Hilary Roberts, research curator of photography at the museum, who put together the show.