Everyone was just settling down on Easter after a chocolate-egg-induced sugar rush, when parents turned on the television. Channel 5 in the U.K. was playing the animated film, Watership Down, which effectively brought back nightmares of dead bunnies to children and adults alike. 

Ah well, it wouldn't be Easter without some emotional scarring.

In an effort to keep Americans safe abroad, the State Department tweeted this helpful message yesterday: "Not a `10' in the US? Then not a 10 overseas. Beware of being lured into buying expensive drinks or worse -- being robbed. #springbreakingbadly."

Thanks Mom, oops we mean State Department.

Whoopi Goldberg just announced her line of marijuana-infused products to help with menstrual pain, including balm, sipping chocolate and bath products. 

YAS QUEEN!

Alright, so this is real. A company in Minnesota has created the Ideal Conceal, and yes it is what it sounds like: an ideal way to conceal your deadly weapon, by making it look like a iPhone! Complete with fake camera and headphone jack.

We feel a lot safer now.

The great-granddaughter of President Dwight D. Eisenhower is a spiritual healer and believes that the foods we eat have an effect on whether or not we come into contact with UFOs, fairies, spirit guides, elves, maybe even angels.

So... there's that.

Jimmy John's really means it when they say "So Fast You'll Freak," as in, freak out passerbys when a Jimmy John's bike delivery man climbs atop a moving train, bike in tow, and jumps off the opposite side to deliver your subpar sandwich on time.

Hey, being hungry is no joke. 

Meanwhile in Florida... Phil Hendra took this photo of a panther casually sitting on his father's back porch. 

No big deal.

This incredible photo series documents two nuns who use marijuana to create salves and tinctures to ease and manage pain for customers in Merced, California. If we may say so ourselves, that's pretty dope.