2006 Vintage: The Dreamgirls Transformation
Jennifer Hudson just sang the house down. Beyoncé is there too, but this is Hudson’s world. Part of the 78 Observational One-Liners: The 2006 Social… Read More »2006 Vintage: The Dreamgirls Transformation
Jennifer Hudson just sang the house down. Beyoncé is there too, but this is Hudson’s world. Part of the 78 Observational One-Liners: The 2006 Social… Read More »2006 Vintage: The Dreamgirls Transformation
“Does it come with a passenger?” Part of the 75 Bar Jokes: The 2006 “Twitter & Casino Royale” Edition archive. Historically Verified
Why was the intern singing in the elevator? Because “We’re All in This Together” became the unofficial, and very annoying, office anthem. Part of the… Read More »2006 Legacy: The High School Musical Fever
Why did we get one recycling bin? Because 2006 was the year “Sustainability” became a sticker we put on everything. Part of the 65 Office… Read More »2006 Archive: The Corporate “Green” Initiative
“This night is going to be legendary!” “The last time you said that, we ended up at a 24-hour pharmacy buying heartburn medication.” Part of the… Read More »2005 Vintage: The How I Met Your Mother
Why was the mom so happy? Because for the first time, the dad admitted the “box on the windshield” knew the way better than he… Read More »2005 Legacy: The Satellite Navigation
Why did Britney Spears win Worst Supporting Actress? For her 15-second clip in Fahrenheit 9/11 where she popped gum while declaring blind faith in the government—the shortest… Read More »2004 Vintage: Britney’s Chewing Gum
The official song for walking home from the bus stop when it’s slightly drizzling. Part of the 73 Observational One-Liners: The 2004 Social Awakening archive.… Read More »2004 Vintage: The “Boulevard of Broken Dreams”
Why did the blonde look inside her computer? She was looking for the “cookies” the websites promised her. Part of the 52 Classic Blonde Jokes:… Read More »2004 Archive: The Cookies
Keeping a secret compartment in a leather wallet dedicated entirely to long-distance minutes, treating them with more respect than actual government currency. Part of the… Read More »2004 Classic: The Long-Distance Card Vault
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