That's just because I like the sound of it better. Also, WTH always looks like I'm saying "with" and forgot to add the "i". Like this change? Don't like it? What do you prefer: WTH or WTF? Or do you even have a different idea? Let me know in the comments. And in the meantime, here's your weekly WTH/WTF.
I don't know what it is, but this picture always makes me crack up!
Hey, guys, and welcome to the second installment of WTH Wednesday! My good friend Sarah introduced me to Dara O'Briain with this video, and I thought while perhaps not a total wth (or wtf?) it was still really funny. If you'd prefer something a bit more wtf, then please feel free to complain about this outrage in the comments, and I'll remedy the issue for next week :)
As many of you know, I'm really into random stuff that makes little to no sense. I'm sure many of you remember How To Kill A Mockingbird, or Gods of Olympus, just to name a few of the more memorable ones. Most of the time, I only include these videos and comics if they fit into something about literature or life. But, since there are so many bizarre things that I still want to share with all of you, I thought it might be fun to include a special day dedicated just to them! This is What the Heck (WTH) Wednesdays! If you're really not interested in my special brand of humor, fear not, because these posts will be clearly marked, so you don't have to check them out if you're not interested. But, I do encourage you to at least give them a try, because you can find some pretty crazy stuff by roaming around on the Internet.
Not all of these entries are really going to be "What the Heck" worthy, but hopefully, they'll still be interesting, cool, or thought provoking. Maybe a better term would be "Random Wednesdays," but that lacked the alliteration you get with "What the Heck" and being an English major, I could not bear to sacrifice such prime poetic tone.
For my first WTH Wednesday, I'm going to post a video that has become rather viral as of late. I hope you find it as amusing as I did :)
