2013 Vintage: Despicable Me 2
Why was there a “Happy” song? Because Pharrell Williams wanted to make sure that in 2013, you couldn’t enter a grocery store without wanting to… Read More »2013 Vintage: Despicable Me 2
2012 Classic: The Silence
I’m “muted” by the beauty of Mars. Part of the 134 Classic Punny One-Liners: The Apocalypse & Gangnam Style Edition (2012) archive. Historically Verified
2012 Classic: Frank Ocean (Channel Orange)
Why was the world so soulful? Because in 2012, Frank Ocean wrote a Tumblr post that changed R&B and gave us the soundtrack to our… Read More »2012 Classic: Frank Ocean (Channel Orange)
2012 Classic: The Avengers Assemble Hype
The group of third graders who spent recess fighting over who got to be Iron Man and who was forced to be Hawkeye during a… Read More »2012 Classic: The Avengers Assemble Hype
2011 Archive: The Final 2011 Vibe
Why was everyone “Siri-ously” happy? Because we survived the end of Harry Potter, we had dragons on our PCs, and we were ready to see… Read More »2011 Archive: The Final 2011 Vibe
2011 Legacy: The Skyrim Sick Day
Why was the office empty in November? Everyone was busy being “Dragonborn” and taking an arrow to the knee. Part of the 76 Office Groaners:… Read More »2011 Legacy: The Skyrim Sick Day
2010 Vintage: The Empty Wallet
Why is my wallet like a library? Because everyone wants to “check out” what’s inside. Part of the 47 Original Dad Jokes: The 2010 “Instagrammatic”… Read More »2010 Vintage: The Empty Wallet
2010 Vintage: The 2010 Final Razzie Vibe
Why was it a landmark? Because it was the year M. Night Shyamalan officially became the “Final Boss” of the Razzie Awards. Part of the… Read More »2010 Vintage: The 2010 Final Razzie Vibe
2010 Classic: The Optimist
“Finally! A chance to use my new iPad as a very expensive flashlight!” Part of the 53 Light Bulb Jokes: 2010 – The Inception of… Read More »2010 Classic: The Optimist
2010 Legacy: The Neon Sign
“The original filter.” Part of the 70 Bar Jokes: The 2010 “Inception & Instagram Launch” Edition archive. Historically Verified