2012 Legacy: The Gangnam Style Suit
Why did the lawyer sue Psy? He claimed the “invisible horse dance” caused invisible whiplash to his client. Part of the 52 Lawyer Jokes: The… Read More »2012 Legacy: The Gangnam Style Suit
2011 Vintage: The 10th Anniversary of 9/11
Why was it a “New” New York? Because the Freedom Tower was finally rising, proving that even after a decade, the skyline always gets the… Read More »2011 Vintage: The 10th Anniversary of 9/11
2011 Classic: The Steve Jobs Tribute
A guy places a single apple on the bar and drinks in silence. Part of the 54 Bar Jokes: The 2011 “Royal Wedding & Skyrim”… Read More »2011 Classic: The Steve Jobs Tribute
2011 Classic: The Chronicles of Narnia Analogy
The youth pastor spending forty-five minutes trying to explain the theological depth of Aslan’s sacrifice using a series of blurry internet printouts taped to a… Read More »2011 Classic: The Chronicles of Narnia Analogy
2010 Legacy: Lady Gaga’s Orbit
Why did she show up in a 3D solar system dress? Because she wanted to make sure everyone knew that her talent literally has its… Read More »2010 Legacy: Lady Gaga’s Orbit
2010 Classic: The Shakira “Waka Waka”
Why the World Cup? For the song that was stuck in everyone’s head during the entire summer of 2010, thanks to the vuvuzelas. Part of… Read More »2010 Classic: The Shakira “Waka Waka”
2010 Legacy: The Launch of “Instapaper”
Why were we “saving for later”? Because the internet became so full of long articles that we needed a place to store them and never,… Read More »2010 Legacy: The Launch of “Instapaper”
2010 Classic: The Specialist
I went to an ‘App Specialist.’ He didn’t check my cough; he just deleted my cache. Part of the 63 Doctor Jokes: The 2010 “iPad… Read More »2010 Classic: The Specialist
2009 Vintage: The Needle
I’m “pinning.” Part of the 199 Classic Punny One-Liners: The Avatar & Bitcoin Dawn (2009) archive. Historically Verified
2009 Legacy: The Stripe
I’m “lining.” Part of the 199 Classic Punny One-Liners: The Avatar & Bitcoin Dawn (2009) archive. Historically Verified