Driving behind a massive steel car and observing that the driver’s seat appears completely empty except for a tiny patch of white hair hovering over… Read More »2014 Archive: The Buick Sedan Empty Periscope
Why did the U.S. government close for 16 days in October? Because Congress decided that if they couldn’t agree on Obamacare, nobody should be allowed… Read More »2013 Vintage: The Government Shutdown
Why the rock-pop shift? For the boys proving they could sound like Mumford & Sons (sort of) and still make 10 million people scream. Part… Read More »2013 Archive: The One Direction “Midnight Memories”
“Greatness Awaits.” My husband: “Greatness is me getting a PS4.” Me: “Greatness is you remembering our anniversary.” Part of the 67 Marriage Jokes: The 2013… Read More »2013 Legacy: The PlayStation 4
Why was everyone opening mysterious packages on YouTube? Because “unboxing” became a professional sport, and the anticipation was better than the actual toy. Part of… Read More »2013 Vintage: The “What’s in the Box?” Trend
“I’m going to party like I’m 21!” “You’re 35. If you party like you’re 21, you’ll be hungover until 2015.” Part of the 55 Adult Jokes:… Read More »2013 Archive: The 21 & Over
Why was the orchestra so fast? Because Jimmy Kimmel promised that if the show ran long, Tracy Morgan would actually faint. Part of the 39… Read More »2012 Classic: The 30-Second Rule
Why Amanda Seyfried? For a thriller that was so forgettable it actually lived up to its name. Part of the 35 Razzie Awards Jokes: The… Read More »2012 Archive: The “Gone” Burn
Why was the pizza mogul running for President? Because he thought the U.S. economy could be fixed as easily as a pepperoni pie—just add a… Read More »2011 Classic: The “Herman Cain” 9-9-9 Plan
I just watched a show where the main character lost his head in the first season. Now I’m afraid to get attached to anyone, even… Read More »2011 Legacy: The Game of Thrones Shock
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