Last week, we shared with you our thoughts about some stereotypes that men have of women we know to be true. Since not a single girl left a scathing comment about how chauvinistic we are (pretty sure that’s a first), I’m guessing we hit the nail right on the head. In celebration we’re going to continue with that theme, only this time I’… Click to read more

I’m sure you’re familiar with the phrase “Men are from Earth, Women are from Venus” but (generally speaking) stereotypes are dangerous because they are a narrow-minded way of jumping to conclusions. Ladies can also be dangerous because they’ll cut off you penis in your sleep if you sleep around. Seriously though, stereo… Click to read more

As we get older, men realize that women are always changing (their minds, their outfits, their stance on BJs, etc). In order to help us sort through the opposite sex and their difficult personalities, we’ve tapped into our superior raw intellect and brain-power to show you the different types of girls you “knew” in high school. If I’d had this kind of tool when I was actually in high school, I would have fathered five children by now. Illegitimately, of course. Check out our list after the jump.

After a while, the average college party will become pretty predictable – they’ll start with music, pong, and slow drinking. After an hour or so, the girls will show up from pregaming at their friend’s house and the pong tables will either get moved or relocated to make space for bumping and grinding. Don’t get me wrong, I love college parties (plus I happen to be a creature of habit) I’m only saying that no matter where you go there can only be so many new ways to do a keg stand or bong a beer. The same goes for the people at the party: there are always ten people guaranteed to be a big college party no matter where you go. Check out our list, and learn to spot who to hang out with and who to avoid after the jump!

I came across this group of Asian tourists in Washington Square Park on Saturday proving once and for all that the old stereotype is absolutely true… that Asians don’t know how to wear backpacks.

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