If you've interacted with a woman under the age of 30 recently—we hope you have—you know that a lot of chicks aren't even aware that you can make a phone call with a cell phone. Text messaging is here to stay, and it's been responsible for some uplifting stories...and some hilarious/depressing stories too.

You know how it goes. Your girl leans over your shoulder, wondering who that bimbo is you're talking to on Facebook. (Tell her it's your sister. If you live in Alabama, this might actually be true). The internet has ruined relationships in some pretty amusing ways, so read on and be glad you don't know any of these people.

Every man alive who still has his man card can at least appreciate woodworking to some degree. If it weren't for wood, we'd still be living in caves, for god's sake. The craft is still alive and well in modern day, so read on to see some of the most impressive woodwork creations.

There are some places in life where you really never want a typo. Your resume, your birth certificate, your medicine prescriptions. But potentially the worst of all could be when you business buys a huge, expensive billboard. Read on for some of the best typos ever.

All right, all right. The economy is bad. We get it. But there are still some jobs you'd turn down...right? Wait, don't answer that too quickly. At least not until you read more about some of the most bizarre jobs out there. From the dangerous to gross to downright morbid, these are career paths you probably wouldn't be too eager to get on.

When you're poor, addicted to methamphetamine, and preparing to marry your sister-cousin at the next big family hoe-down, you learn a little something about life, about ingenuity, about making stuff work with your bare hands. Read on to be amazed by how (legitimately) creative some of these rednecks get.

Have you ever noticed how the kids in school who never got caught cheating always devised brilliant, evil-genius-style plans to get away with it? These ideas potentially required more effort than just studying—but there's something about “sticking it to the man.”