2004 Legacy: The “Gasolina” Explosion
Daddy Yankee has officially introduced the world to Reggaeton, and I’m currently nodding my head to words I don’t understand. Part of the 73 Observational… Read More »2004 Legacy: The “Gasolina” Explosion
Daddy Yankee has officially introduced the world to Reggaeton, and I’m currently nodding my head to words I don’t understand. Part of the 73 Observational… Read More »2004 Legacy: The “Gasolina” Explosion
Jack White created a riff so simple and powerful that every sports stadium in the world will be chanting it for the next 50 years.… Read More »2003 Classic: The “Seven Nation Army” Riff
Why was Eric Bana so CGI-green? Because in 2003, Hollywood thought the best way to show “rage” was to make a scientist look like a… Read More »2003 Vintage: The Hulk Muscles
Knock, knock. / Who’s there? / Abbott. / Abbott who? / Abbott time you answered the door! Part of the 45 Classic Knock-Knock Jokes: The… Read More »2002 Classic: The Abbott
What’s a ghost’s favorite fruit? “Booberries.” Part of the 53 Original Dad Jokes: The 2001 Digital Frontier Edition archive. Historically Verified
Why did the Secretary of Defense have a new plan? To prove that the military should be able to win a war in 30 days… Read More »2001 Vintage: The “Rumsfeld 10-30-32” Rule
Why was it a landmark? Because it was the night TV proved it wasn’t just an “idiot box”—it was the fireplace the whole country gathered… Read More »2001 Legacy: The 2001 Final Emmy Vibe
Why did the blonde put a laptop on her lap? She thought it was a “electronic” heater. Part of the 59 Classic Blonde Jokes: The… Read More »1999 Archive: The Laptop
“I’m sending you to a specialist in 1900. Because that’s where your records are going next week.” Part of the 67 Doctor Jokes: The 1999… Read More »1999 Classic: The Referral
We went to a gallery. I said, “I could do that.” My wife said, “But you didn’t. Now hold my purse.” Part of the 65… Read More »1998 Vintage: The Modern Art
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