Mediocrity is for idiots and Americans. It is not for the French.

The other day I was walking up my street when a particularly agitated French woman came charging out of a little cheese shop. She was PISSED

Well played. [via The Sherman Foundation]

Basically, I agree to with much of the 10 most annoying phrases list compiled by Oxford University researchers, but to be fair, there are a lot of Americanisms that I personally would add to the mix.

"In the midst of life, we are in death"...and vice versa.

They've elevated him to an almost mythical status. Some call him, "The One." Others just call him the President Elect. But just this week, an honor was bestowed upon him that few can only dream of...

Mario, meet Barack. Barack meet Mario. Yes, that Mario. Super Mario. And yes, that Barack. Or should I say, Super Obama!

It suddenly just got a lot easier to be an American in Paris. I don't know what this means for the future of my blog, but I suppose the future of the world is more important.

From IM and Crackberry obsessions to gaming habits gone horribly wrong, there are many shades of Internet addiction. Finally, doctors in China have released the first definition of this relatively new but widespread affliction.

Now that the election has come to a sensational conclusion, how are you going to keep yourself occupied during your breaks or while on conference calls? No more inaccurate polls. No more viral videos. And most unfortunately, no more Nailin' Paylin to get you through your day.

Greetings, GSpotters. I am Baron Von Frankengritz, and I am here to spook the s—t out of you!!!!

I’m joking, of course. But in case you didn’t notice last year, we at Gradspot get pretty jacked up about All Hallow's Eve

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