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Big-box retailer Costco has gone viral for its drinking cup lid's tab, which, when pulled up, resembles an erect penis.
There, I said it. But when you see the photo that has gone viral on the Reddit thread, you would think the same.
Or not.
Regardless of the flexibility of your imagination, many social media users couldn't unsee it once their eyes locked on the image of the phallic cup lid, prompting nervous smiles.
Redditor Tommyjv posted a photo of the NSFW drinking cup on the Costco subReddit.
The image featured the Costco cup with the tab from its lid lifted to reveal the opening out of which the beverage pours into the mouth of a thirsty customer.
When viewed from the front, the shape of the open tab reminded people of the male peen, complete with cajones.
The Redditor questioned if getting an oral fix from such a suggestive lid would be consensual.
"Costco just expects me to drink from the balls of my lid?" they asked.
Take a look at the photo below.
You won't have to strain your eyes much to let it register.

And the jokes wrote themselves.






Some Redditors thought the original poster was responsible for their dirty dilemma when it could have been avoided by not pulling the tab too far.








The wisecracks continued to flow.






Oh, the internet...
While limiting the use of plastic straws is sensible for the environment, there seems to be a learning curve for sipping bevvies without them.
Perhaps a better lid design might be the solution. Unless Costco is just having fun with us.
Jason Miller, a senior Trump campaign advisor who is best known as the chief spokesman for Trump's 2016 campaign, was widely mocked after he credited Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s recent endorsement of Trump for the latest surge in the stock market.
On Fox News' Media Buzz, host Howard Kurtz asked Miller about the Biden administration's economic accomplishments, highlighting the recent stock market surge that pushed the Dow Jones Industrial Average past 41,000 points.
Kurtz's question followed criticism of the Biden administration's economic performance. Despite inflation rising over the past four years and the administration receiving low approval ratings for its economic management in polls, Kurtz pointed out that various indicators and many economists now show the overall economy performing well.
He asked:
"You have every right to say that she [Vice President Kamala Harris] was part of this administration whose record, uh, you criticize, and obviously some of it is unpopular. Don't they also get credit for things that are positive for example, the record-breaking stock market? Dow broke 41,000 on Friday."
Miller gave the following rather baffling response:
"Well, that's simply because businesses think that President Trump is gonna come back in, and so they're energized. A big part of that is that RFK Jr. endorsement we had on Friday, which is huge."
"When you look at the numbers, state by state, some of the states could be upwards of 13,000 to 20,000 votes. In other states, the RFK Jr. endorsement could boost it by more than 40,000 or 50,000 votes. When you think about how close the margins are in this campaign, that endorsement alone could put President Trump over the top."
You can hear what he said in the video below.
Kennedy, by the way, is the same man who has shared anti-vaxxer conspiracies and who once claimed that chemicals in the water supply are turning kids transgender.
Oh, did we mention that a New York Timesreport revealed he'd said in a 2012 deposition that doctors believed a parasite "got into my brain and ate a portion of it and then died," to which doctors attributed his significant memory loss and mental fogginess?
Or the fact that he once found a dead bear cub on the road and then bizarrely placed it in New York City's Central Park to make it look like it had been hit by a bicycle?
People were quick to point out how ridiculous Miller's statement was.
Max Kennedy, the brother of Bobby Kennedy, has urged the public to disregard his sibling’s decision to exit the 2024 presidential race and endorse Trump’s bid for a return to the White House.
Writing for the Los Angeles Times, Max Kennedy described Trump as “exactly the kind of arrogant, entitled bully” that his father, the late Senator and Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy, stood against before he was assassinated in 1968 while pursuing the Democratic presidential nomination.
Max Kennedy also predicted that his father would have admired the Democratic nominee for the upcoming election, Vice President Kamala Harris, due to her background as a former prosecutor. He added that he is "heartbroken over my brother Bobby’s endorsement of Donald Trump" in light of his father's dedication to "promoting the safety, security and happiness of the American people.”
Adam Sandler just learned that his style is an inspiration for Gen Z, and his hysterical reaction is everything.
Everyone, including the actor himself, knows Sandler has a style. His name has practically become synonymous with extra long athletic shorts.
You can almost always expect him to show up anywhere sporting a printed polo, below-the-knee shorts, crew socks and sneakers.
Sandler is completely aware of the way others perceive his extreme athleisure look, too.
He's made mention of the disdain his daughters have for his go-to getup, and Jennifer Aniston has even called out his less-than-tailored red carpet appearances.
Not that it makes any difference to him.
But what the Grown Ups co-writer and star didn't realize, however, is that his look has inspired an entire generation.
Yes, this look.
While speaking with People at a premiere for his new Netflix special Love You, Sandler was asked if he was aware of his style icon status.
The SNL alum, sporting the classier long track pants variation of his look, responded:
"You know, this is an accidental thing but here I am wearing goofy clothes and...I don't know."
"I don't think about it but I appreciate you sayin' that."
But then the interviewer clarified that a whole generation aspires to achieve his fashion vibe, enlightening him on the "Madam Sandler" movement and explaining the long shorts and small crop top craze.
Unable to contain a Sandler-esque full belly laugh, he replied:
"A crop top I used to wear when I was young."
"I used to wear the half-shirt. Now, it would not be great for anybody."
"I get it, comfortable — that sounds like a good outfit."
You can watch below.
@people #AdamSandler learned about the #MadamSandler at the premiere of his #LoveYou comedy special — and he gets it. 🫡 #Fashion #Netflix
Viewers of this clip loved his reaction after learning the new terminology.










Several also pointed out Sandler's seriously fashionable polo paying tribute to Happy Gilmore and the late, great legend Carl Weathers.



We love everything about this interview!
As children we're taught lying is wrong—usually by people who then lie to us repeatedly. Whether it's holiday related or in reference to milestones or just keeping information from us, almost all adults lie to children "for their own good."
I come from cultures where lying was traditionally a major taboo—often worse than killing someone. The penalty for lying—banishment—was considered worse than death.
Which led to some serious issues when these Indigenous American cultures encountered invaders and colonizers for the first time.
It was unfathomable to my ancestors that people would constantly lie about anything and everything. But they did—see the number of broken treaties for reference.
Now lying is pervasive is American culture with weight given to the types or purposes of lies. For the most part, lying to children is disregarded as harmless.
Looking back, many adults find humor in the lies they were told as children.
Reddit user One-Communication977 asked:
"What’s the funniest lie you believed as a kid?"
"That my belly button was a knot where my skin was tied together and if I picked at it the knot would unravel and my skin would come off."
~ Lykab_Oss
"So, I told my kid that if I unscrewed her belly button, her butt would fall off."
~ Dear_Hornet_2635
"When it thundered that was Jesus bowling in heaven."
~ TraditionalTackle1
"My grandma would tell me God is cleaning his wine barrels."
~ XontrosInstrumentals
"My family's version was that God was moving furniture."
~ IncognitoBombadillo
"God was farting. We are a very mature family."
~ ilrosewood
"The rumble strips on the highway are for blind drivers."
"It took me seven years to realize. Well played, Dad."
~ Own_Information_8223
"That my older sister could see down the phone line. I used to call her on my birthday and show her all my presents by holding the phone up to them."
"This was the early 90s, using an early cordless landline."
~ chrisoverson
"That the police would pull us over—or we would straight-up all die—if I turned one of the dome lights on in the car at night."
~ Acheron98
"That when one of my teeth fell out a beautiful little fairy would collect it and actually compensate me for my troubles."
"What a time to be alive."
~ lolasworldxx
"My mom used to tell me watching a dog poop would make you go blind."
~ Jibbles_Jibblers
"In my country people say that's how you get a stye [swelling or infection caused when an oil gland near your eyelashes becomes blocked and inflamed]."
~ aled35
"I thought TV hosts from live news could see me. I don’t remember who said this to me or if I thought of this on my own."
~ wicked-cavelady
"I'm in my 60's, so I grew up with Sunday dresses and lacquered shoes. And dresses/skirts, of course, and no trousers for girls every day."
"So in the '70's when jeans became the fashion, I wanted some desperately. But my mother refused because jeans would make a girl infertile."
"I guess jeans are the reason for the falling birth rates worldwide."
~ jezebel103
"The moon follows us when we’re in the car."
~ _alwaystee3
"My dad told me pumice stone was whale poo."
"I believed him and took some to school for show and tell."
~ Apprehensive-Ad4244
"That quicksand was gonna be a HUGE problem later in life."
~ ismellpizza25
"My brother and my cousin convinced me for a period of time when I was little that I had a sister living in Australia named Sarah."
"There was, in fact, no such sister."
~ Mal234_
"My mom convinced my cousins that she had a child before my brother and I named Christopher that got sucked up in the vacuum."
"It was her way of getting them to stay out of the way while she cleaned after asking nicely didn’t work."
"Every few years my cousin (now a married father in his 30s) will get drunk and curse her out for that."
~ autotuned_voicemails
"I convinced my younger brother when he was like 3-4 that he was born a dog and had a surgery to become a human boy. I even got my grandma in on it and she came through with an old Christmas card from one of her neighbors that was a picture of them with one of their dogs."
"These neighbors looked NOTHING like my parents, so I don't know why in the world my brother believed it was dog-him and our parents."
"In retrospect, my grandma probbbbbably shouldn’t have been on my side in that situation, but she was a real one—my OG ride or die. Boy I miss that lady."
~ autotuned_voicemails
"My son was convinced by his 2 sisters and 2 female cousins that he was left by aliens because people with our last name couldn't have boys."
"I woke to him crying one night saying, 'I want to go home'."
"We laugh now, back then, not so much."
~ Exotic_Asparagus2185
What's the funniest falsehood you fell for as a child?
Cardi B fired back at online accusations that she bleaches her skin.
Last week, a user on X, formerly Twitter, retweeted a recent photo of the pregnant rapper, and asked:
"Has Cardi been bleaching her skin? 😳"
Almost immediately, Cardi B reposted the tweet and swiftly shut down the speculation.
"Bleaching while pregnant 😒😒😒? Why must yall be so dumb ?"
"Actually NO !"
"I’m pregnant I’m slightly anemic, this baby suckin all the energy off my body to the point I’m pale, eyes sunken, veins green ASF, can’t tan under the sun cause I get hot super fast and dizzy …."
"PLEASE STOP THINKIN WITH YOUR A**HOLE!"

Fans on social media commended the "I Like It" rapper for calling out the speculation.
Others encouraged her to pay no mind to online haters.
Cardi B revealed her pregnancy with her third child on Instagram earlier this month.
In a post shared on August 1, she wrote:
"With every ending comes a new beginning!"
"I am so grateful to have shared this season with you, you have brought me more love, more life and most of all renewed my power! Reminded me that I can have it all!"
"You’ve reminded me that I never have to choose between life, love, and my passion! I love you so much and can not wait for you to witness what you helped me accomplish, what you pushed me to do!"
"It’s so much easier taking life’s twists, turns and test laying down, but you, your brother and your sister have shown me why it’s worth it to push through!"
Cardi B's pregnancy announcement came just one day after filing for divorce from her husband of six years, Offset. The couple also shares son Wave Set, 2½, and daughter Kulture Kiari, 6.
And the mom-to-be is expecting yet another bundle of joy in the coming months: a second album.
Despite her vow to "relax" this year, Cardi B tweeted last month:
"I wanna say this to Bardi gang or anybody who’s just a fan of my music or even my craziness…"
"I have my good days and my bad days but you know what, whether it’s good or bad I couldn’t be happier with the obvious anticipation for my album.."
"Sometimes I get a little aggressive because yall know I don’t like to be told what to do but I promise you it’s coming THIS YEAR."
"Thank you for the love and anticipation and always holding me down ❤️ I love yall"
Congratulations, Cardi B...on both of your expected arrivals!