We found a thing.
Digging around the web, we recently came across the Wayback Machine. It's essentially a time machine for websites that allows you to go back to all of your design mistakes and regrets. Fun, right?
So we thought we'd go back and show you what WYRK.com has looked like over the years. Take a peek!
There are many great things to watching a child grow up: their first step, their first word, and of course, watching them turn simple English into dirty, foul-mouthed words that make any adult crack up.
A teenager left wounded in a shooting got to feel like a typical high schooler Friday when he attended his prom.
May 7, 2013 It is hard to say this is hysterical while trying to be respectful of Antonia Larroux's passing. But, her sons definitely hint that their mother was quite a jokester, or, at least, wouldn't have minded their obituary they printed for her.
May 6, 2013 I'll admit it. If my wife doesn't do my daughter's hair, it doesn't get done nicely. I mean, I can help her brush it, but that's about where my hairdressing skills end.
But one dad has come up with a method to help dads like me to make the perfect ponytail. Check it out!
May 6, 2013 According to 12-year-old Jeremy, this cop, who parked his motorcycle on the sidewalk while he grabbed a bite to eat, is breaking the law.
The NBA playoffs is no time for child's play. Or is it?
May 5, 2013 Did the kid even do anything wrong?
Joshua Malatino wants to control all the fudgesicle trade that goes down in Gloversville, New York. And he's willing to resort to some pretty shady tactics to maintain market dominance.
One man has trained his dog to hate kisses or affection. Sure, it's cute, but they've spent so much time together, and Owner was totally there for Dog that time he ate the Chunky bar -- he even took him to the doctor and washed the puke out of his hair
The University of Oregon athletic department is completely underwritten by UO alum and Nike president Phil Knight. It’s not like they’re hurting for money. They still came up with a novel approach to fundraising—allowing the general public to watch Ducks’ cheerleading tryouts for $5 apiece.
