A sitcom about three post-graduate guys is bound to incorporate more than a few dick jokes, but it’s hard to argue the show content warrants a large billboard of an erection trio simply because the program follows a couple of 20-something dudes who are thrust into the workforce unprepared.

Showing appreciation for co-workers should be as easy as saying, “Thanks, buddy!” But somehow, those two words can sneak through the cracks or come off as disingenuous if they are uttered too often. Office politics, nonstop schedules and confusing etiquette can make thanking your co-workers and boss nerve-racking. Use this simple guide to give gracias to your office mates and when in doubt, just say thanks. Read more.

EOD Wednesday: Photoshop should probably fall short of cutting and pasting body parts where they don’t belong. It didn’t really this time.

After spending time thinking about how to maximize our wardrobes and analyzing what our clothes say about us, we’ve got our eyes on making our closets as cute and long-lasting as possible.

Because there are little tricks to make your clothes fit better, look better, and last longer. And not taking the best care of the items you already own means you’re not getting the most bang for your clothing buck.

I owe my mother an apology. While I’m at it, I should also say sorry to my grandparents, uncles, and older brothers. It would be two years too late, but better late than never, right? But now that graduation is long gone, I deeply regret the way I carried myself during what should have been one of the proudest moments of my life. Graduation is meant to be exciting, not scary or intimidating, and it breaks my heart to see so many seniors spending this rite of passage feeling like they’re not enough.

It’s tough to tell when an internet phenomenon reaches actual meme status. But, in the case of the “creepy finance guy,” I think we can finally call it.

Today saw yet another jaw-dropping tale of Wall Street prattishness, this time in the form of a post-date survey. Yep, a finance dude went on a date with a lady. And then he asked her for constructive feedback.

It’s unusual for left-leaning activists to jump to former vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin’s defense, but Noam Chomsky did just that by saying the Alaskan was dead-on with her criticism of Barack Obama’s “hope” and “change” campaign.

New York Times besteller “Fifty Shades of Grey” makes its followers do odd things: Wait for several hours to receive an autograph from the writer, grieve over having to say goodbye to main character Christian Grey at the conclusion of the final book, and scream during book signings as 10-year-old girls do at Justin Bieber concerts. But does this kind of devotion last forever? Author Erica Jong, who penned the controversial novel, “Fear of Flying,” has her doubts, and rightfully so.

Sure, they make millions upon millions of dollars — but there is a surprisingly large crop of celebs who don’t tip at all. But don’t take their lead. Please.

“Modern Family” star Sofia Vergara’s recent break-up didn’t just affect the Colombian actress, but also her son, whom the New York Daily News reports was wounded and “deprived” of a father figure as a result of his mother’s split with Nick Loeb.