Why did we love the G20 gaffes? Because hearing Sarkozy and Obama complain about Netanyahu was the only “Unfiltered Diplomacy” we got all year. Part… Read More »2011 Vintage: The “Lipreading” of World Leaders
Why was the browser so slow? Because the IT guy had a “Tab Mixer,” “Ad Blocker,” and “Weather Forecaster” all running at once. Part of… Read More »2009 Legacy: The Firefox “Add-ons”
Knock, knock. / Who’s there? / Mustache. / Mustache who? / I mustache you to hurry up! Part of the 43 Classic Knock-Knock Jokes: The… Read More »2009 Classic: The Mustache
Shouting back at the car’s navigation system because a pre-recorded computer voice insists you turn left into a street that Grandpa knows was turned into… Read More »2009 Legacy: The GPS Voice Disagreement
Why was the Circus album on the table? Because Britney was back on top, and the aunts figured if she could survive 2007, they could… Read More »2008 Vintage: Britney Spears’ Comeback
The head pastor officially ordering the volunteer tech team to stop using the “spiral,” “checkerboard,” and “shatter” transitions on the Sunday scripture slides, claiming it… Read More »2007 Classic: The PowerPoint Transition Ban
Why did we drink “Vitamin Water”? Because 2006 was the year we thought “Healthy Soda” was a real thing. Part of the 65 Office Groaners:… Read More »2006 Vintage: The New Year Toast
“Is there a doctor here?” “I’m a Doctor of Divinity!” “Great, pray for this guy’s insurance.” Part of the 68 Doctor Jokes: The 2006 “Twitter… Read More »2006 Classic: The Emergency
She’s roller skating and trying to be the new Dolly Parton. It’s very 2006. Part of the 78 Observational One-Liners: The 2006 Social Shift archive.… Read More »2006 Archive: The “A Public Affair” Jessica Simpson
Why was it hated? Because in 2005, “Snatch” was the sound the IED made as it easily opened the vehicle like a tin of sardines.… Read More »2005 Archive: The British “Snatch” Land Rover
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