I’m old enough to remember when Mr. Drummond on Diff’rent Strokes calling someone a bigot was the sickest burn they were allowed to air on TV. Now half the voting public wouldn’t even consider it an insult.
December 5, 2025 at 5:50 PM
I’m old enough to remember when Mr. Drummond on Diff’rent Strokes calling someone a bigot was the sickest burn they were allowed to air on TV. Now half the voting public wouldn’t even consider it an insult.
Social media is like the stock market for the state of humanity. The more you check in on it the more likely you are to overreact to how things are going.
December 5, 2025 at 4:01 PM
Social media is like the stock market for the state of humanity. The more you check in on it the more likely you are to overreact to how things are going.
Behind the MAHA movement, with all its deception and misinformation, is an underlying truth: the American healthcare system primarily focuses on treating illness rather than pursuing optimum health. Neither the private nor the public sector prioritizes healthy living. 1/2
December 4, 2025 at 5:36 PM
Behind the MAHA movement, with all its deception and misinformation, is an underlying truth: the American healthcare system primarily focuses on treating illness rather than pursuing optimum health. Neither the private nor the public sector prioritizes healthy living. 1/2
There’s a ton of snow on the ground, but some neighborhood sidewalks are still navigable. The tracks tell the ho hum story. Over the last few days it’s been me, Hopper, and a few deer roaming our usual route, and I don’t hate it.
December 4, 2025 at 5:22 PM
There’s a ton of snow on the ground, but some neighborhood sidewalks are still navigable. The tracks tell the ho hum story. Over the last few days it’s been me, Hopper, and a few deer roaming our usual route, and I don’t hate it.
My mom wondered aloud why Ohio is considered the Midwest, so naturally I went on a 45-minute diatribe about how for ~40% of the time from the start of European exploration and colonization of this continent until now, we ignored the Mississippi River and everything to the west of it.
December 1, 2025 at 5:13 PM
My mom wondered aloud why Ohio is considered the Midwest, so naturally I went on a 45-minute diatribe about how for ~40% of the time from the start of European exploration and colonization of this continent until now, we ignored the Mississippi River and everything to the west of it.
My next big idea I’ll never follow through on is a series of dad-joke crossword puzzles. Every single answer you complete will force you into some combination of laughing and regretting your existence. The first clue: The state of being untouchable. The answer:
November 30, 2025 at 3:26 PM
My next big idea I’ll never follow through on is a series of dad-joke crossword puzzles. Every single answer you complete will force you into some combination of laughing and regretting your existence. The first clue: The state of being untouchable. The answer:
My little brother suggested “something unconventional like tacos” for thanksgiving. I think he intended it as an easy out for me to avoid preparing a turkey. I took it as a challenge and smoked a turkey, used some of the dark meat to make tacos, and made cranberry salsa that kinda rocks.
November 29, 2025 at 7:24 PM
My little brother suggested “something unconventional like tacos” for thanksgiving. I think he intended it as an easy out for me to avoid preparing a turkey. I took it as a challenge and smoked a turkey, used some of the dark meat to make tacos, and made cranberry salsa that kinda rocks.
“I’m Bo Jackson, no relation. Bo’s a nickname, most people call me Lamar Jackson, no relation. Actually, Lamar is my middle name. My first name is Samuel. No relation.”
November 29, 2025 at 6:43 PM
“I’m Bo Jackson, no relation. Bo’s a nickname, most people call me Lamar Jackson, no relation. Actually, Lamar is my middle name. My first name is Samuel. No relation.”
My mom has (as of yet, still mild) dementia, so you’d be forgiven if you didn’t always know what topic she was discussing. Like just now, she said, “One thing I’ve learned is that people can’t control where they are born, so it’s ridiculous to hold that against them.” She’s being political. Right?…
November 29, 2025 at 5:02 PM
My mom has (as of yet, still mild) dementia, so you’d be forgiven if you didn’t always know what topic she was discussing. Like just now, she said, “One thing I’ve learned is that people can’t control where they are born, so it’s ridiculous to hold that against them.” She’s being political. Right?…