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Kelley Greene

(She/Her)
Chicago
As seen in: Medium, MSN, Yahoo Entertainment, Yahoo Life, Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News, Yahoo News Australia, Yahoo News Malaysia, Yahoo News New Zealand, Yahoo News UK and
currently @buzzfeed. chronically online writer & satirist. (views mine, obvs.)

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Chronically online writer and satirist from Chicago, currently at BuzzFeed.

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The Internet Has Turned Skyler Gisondo Into A Meme, And I Can't Stop Laughing

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By Kelley Greene
| Aol Verified
Skyler Gisondo, an actor you might've seen in Superman, Primetime, or Licorice Pizza, is going viral right now as a meme. In particular, a photo from his press tour for the 2015 movie Vacation seems to have struck a nerve with folks for one specific reason: He has a very "boy next door" type of face. Here's Skyler in 2015: People seem to view Skyler as one of their elementary school classmates, a neighbor, or just a wholesome guy you might know.
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39 Hilarious Fails That Made Me Forget It's Already Sweater Weather

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By Kelley Greene
| Yahoo Life Verified
It may be Monday, but I have some good news: Turns out that there's a precedent for completely removing a day from the workweek. Pope Gregory XIII actually removed 10 whole days from the calendar upon introducing the Gregorian version in 1582. (Sometimes we have to name things after ourselves, am I right?) This means there's a chance we can create a Leonian calendar that simply skips Mondays from now until eternity.
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People Are Shocked Gen Z Never Learned This Essential Life Skill In School

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By Kelley Greene
| Yahoo Life Verified
As a millennial, I get it. We, along with other older generations, will probably forever lament the loss of things that really aren't useful anymore: cursive, the forced memorization of multiplication tables, and the balancing of a paper checkbook. But there's one life skill that Gen Z doesn't seem to have learned that appears to still be at least somewhat necessary, and it's sparked a lot of discussion online.
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