(Not that we know anything about being a drunk college student.  *Ahem*)

#1 – They have no problem passing out in strange places.

#2 – They gain weight by indulging in frequent late-night feedings.

#3 – They have an embarrassing lack of coordination.

#4 – They often regurgitate all over you if they drink too much.

#5 – Takes little-to-no encouragement to get them to lift up their shirts.

#6 – Have problems focusing their eyes.

#7 – Able to chug without taking a breath for impressive amount of time.

#8 – Responsive to people talking to them like a baby.

#9 – Woeful bladder control.

#10 – Blissfully unaware of people posting pictures of them looking drunk on the Internet.

For she’s a jolly good fellow!  For she’s a jolly good fellow!

For she’s a jolly good fellow… which death will hopefully deny.

Miraculously, the baby already uttered her first words:  “I CAN’T BREATHE IN HERE, PEOPLE!”

via Cake Wrecks

Here’s a baby shower Cake with a 3-D…ear God, what is that?!

Peek-a-boo! Ready or not…

Happy St. Mammaries, er… PATTY’s Day!

But no Google Plus’ing with him, young lady.  That’s where we draw the line.

“Yo. Dude. If you shove that camera in my face ONE more time…

“Go away, Camera Lady, you’re getting in the way of my boobie juice!”

“Can’t I just eat IN PEACE for once?”

Baby sign language for “I am SO over this photo session.”

“And… THIS is for saying I resemble an old man.”

The happiest bird-flipper I ever did see.

Many of us have to disguise our true feelings about work (because, you know, we’d rather not lose our jobs) — so, to help us externalize them, we have enlisted the melodramatic talents of babies to express how we may really be feeling about work on a day-to-day basis…

With thanks to reader, John, for submitting this ah-mazing photo of his two-month-old son Jacob (who’s quite precocious when it comes to mastering the smoldering gaze, we must say)!