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Little Known Facts About St. Patrick’s Day
Large cities like Chicago dye their river green each year to blend in any vomit spewed by people who’ve been drinking since 10 AM. Every time a drunk man stumbles, a leprechaun gets its wings. Corned beef and cabbage exist only on this holiday. Any leftover corned beef and cabbage will turn into a honey-glazed Easter ham at the stroke of midnight. And more!
CARTOON: Rainbow Flow
Those lucky charms are flowing. Today's cartoon by Tyson Cole.
#RobotARockBand
R2U2, HAL and Oats, Stone Temple Autopilots, and more #RobotARockBand on this week's trending joke game!
I’m Saint Patrick and I’m Back to Fix America’s #1 Problem: Snakes
May I remind you, the Second Amendment protects your right to Bear Arms, not snakes. Americans can still have as many Bear Arms as they want.
Ron DeSantis Never Gave Lap Dances And Eight Other Newly Discovered Examples of the Mandela Effect
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis first rose to fame as a founding member of the Chippendales erotic dance group. But it didn’t really happen. DeSantis never actually thrilled women in any capacity. The above is a classic example of the Mandela Effect. That’s when thousands of people “remember” something that didn’t exist, like Curious George having a tail, or King Henry VIII holding a turkey leg. Are these mass misconceptions a coincidence, or are people tapping into an awareness of an alternate reality? Read on for more examples of this bizarre phenomenon.
I’m Speaking to the Server at This Portuguese Restaurant in French, Goddamnit
I’m back from my study abroad in France, everyone.
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Little Known Facts About St. Patrick’s Day
Large cities like Chicago dye their river green each year to blend in any vomit spewed by people who’ve been drinking since 10 AM. Every time a drunk man stumbles, a leprechaun gets its wings. Corned beef and cabbage exist only on this holiday. Any leftover corned beef and cabbage will turn into a honey-glazed Easter ham at the stroke of midnight. And more!
CARTOON: Rainbow Flow
Those lucky charms are flowing. Today's cartoon by Tyson Cole.
#RobotARockBand
R2U2, HAL and Oats, Stone Temple Autopilots, and more #RobotARockBand on this week's trending joke game!
I’m Saint Patrick and I’m Back to Fix America’s #1 Problem: Snakes
May I remind you, the Second Amendment protects your right to Bear Arms, not snakes. Americans can still have as many Bear Arms as they want.
Ron DeSantis Never Gave Lap Dances And Eight Other Newly Discovered Examples of the Mandela Effect
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis first rose to fame as a founding member of the Chippendales erotic dance group. But it didn’t really happen. DeSantis never actually thrilled women in any capacity. The above is a classic example of the Mandela Effect. That’s when thousands of people “remember” something that didn’t exist, like Curious George having a tail, or King Henry VIII holding a turkey leg. Are these mass misconceptions a coincidence, or are people tapping into an awareness of an alternate reality? Read on for more examples of this bizarre phenomenon.
I’m Speaking to the Server at This Portuguese Restaurant in French, Goddamnit
I’m back from my study abroad in France, everyone.