The church intern placing a massive, blocky QR code on the front cover of the bulletin, forcing thirty senior citizens to spend fifteen minutes holding… Read More »2015 Classic: The QR Code Bulletin Experiment
The underground classroom economy where trading a single stick of 0.5mm lead could buy you a full bag of potato chips. Part of the 35… Read More »2015 Archive: The Mechanical Pencil Graphite Black Market
“Shake It Off.” My wife sings this every time the dog gets wet. I sing it every time she mentions the credit card bill. Part… Read More »2014 Legacy: The Taylor Swift
For one night, all crime is legal. In 2013, that just means everyone would probably just download movies illegally and not pay for parking. Part… Read More »2013 Archive: The Purge Premise
I spent 90 minutes watching Sandra Bullock spin in space. I’ve never been so grateful for oxygen and the fact that I’m sitting on a… Read More »2013 Vintage: The Gravity Panic
What was the most annoying question of 2013? “Ring-ding-ding-ding-dingeringeding!”—because Ylvis made us wonder what a fox says, even though we’re pretty sure it doesn’t sound… Read More »2013 Archive: The Fox (What Does It Say?)
The head of the finance committee interrupting a parish council meeting to argue against a historical fact mentioned in the sermon, claiming that an internet… Read More »2013 Classic: The Wikipedia Sermon Dispute
Why was everyone locking their doors? Because in 2013, we learned that one night of crime is a great movie plot but a terrible vacation… Read More »2013 Vintage: The Purge
Why was the “Console War” so loud? Because we spent months arguing about “teraflops” and “always-online” DRM, only to realize we just wanted a machine… Read More »2013 Classic: The Launch of PlayStation 4 & Xbox One
Why were the close-ups so intense? Because Tom Hooper wanted to make sure you could see every single atom of Anne Hathaway’s vocal cords while… Read More »2012 Classic: The Les Misérables Live Singing
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