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CARTOON: Kinetic Angst
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CARTOON: Turning Headlines into Hangovers
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CARTOON: Dinner, Dessert, and Due Diligence
Put a Clause on It. Today's cartoon by Philip Witte.
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Anal No. 5, Jimmy Screw, Estee Lewder, and more #PervertedPerfume on this week's trending joke game!
Five Mental Health Tips That Won’t Help as Much as a Tall Glass of Cough Syrup
Connect with your spiritual side
Whether or not you identify as religious, connecting with your personal sense of spirituality can help you find peace, belonging, and a sense of purpose. According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, spiritual practices like worship and prayer can lead to a wide range of mental health benefits. So if you're into that stuff, go for it--or save yourself a decade of spiritual searching by downing a tall glass of cough syrup. Jesus, Buddha, Krishna--once the Robitussin hits you won't have to seek them out, they'll come to you.
Whether or not you identify as religious, connecting with your personal sense of spirituality can help you find peace, belonging, and a sense of purpose. According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, spiritual practices like worship and prayer can lead to a wide range of mental health benefits. So if you're into that stuff, go for it--or save yourself a decade of spiritual searching by downing a tall glass of cough syrup. Jesus, Buddha, Krishna--once the Robitussin hits you won't have to seek them out, they'll come to you.
“Biting Down On a Stick” Pain Management for Pregnant Women
However, we understand that some women, especially in blue states, may be weak and need help getting through pregnancy-related discomfort, so based on extensive research including many ideas kicked around on podcasts where everyone was super-high, we at the HHS are now ready to recommend the ancient method of pain management known as “biting down on a stick.”
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Armored Saint, The Fat Generals, Beardo Weirdos and more!
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CARTOON: Kinetic Angst
It's Not You, It's Physics. Today's cartoon by Postmodern Paul.
CARTOON: Turning Headlines into Hangovers
Cocktails Are the Cure. Today's cartoon by Andy Anderson & Rusty Ruble.
CARTOON: Dinner, Dessert, and Due Diligence
Put a Clause on It. Today's cartoon by Philip Witte.
#PervertedPerfume
Anal No. 5, Jimmy Screw, Estee Lewder, and more #PervertedPerfume on this week's trending joke game!
Five Mental Health Tips That Won’t Help as Much as a Tall Glass of Cough Syrup
Connect with your spiritual side
Whether or not you identify as religious, connecting with your personal sense of spirituality can help you find peace, belonging, and a sense of purpose. According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, spiritual practices like worship and prayer can lead to a wide range of mental health benefits. So if you're into that stuff, go for it--or save yourself a decade of spiritual searching by downing a tall glass of cough syrup. Jesus, Buddha, Krishna--once the Robitussin hits you won't have to seek them out, they'll come to you.
Whether or not you identify as religious, connecting with your personal sense of spirituality can help you find peace, belonging, and a sense of purpose. According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, spiritual practices like worship and prayer can lead to a wide range of mental health benefits. So if you're into that stuff, go for it--or save yourself a decade of spiritual searching by downing a tall glass of cough syrup. Jesus, Buddha, Krishna--once the Robitussin hits you won't have to seek them out, they'll come to you.
“Biting Down On a Stick” Pain Management for Pregnant Women
However, we understand that some women, especially in blue states, may be weak and need help getting through pregnancy-related discomfort, so based on extensive research including many ideas kicked around on podcasts where everyone was super-high, we at the HHS are now ready to recommend the ancient method of pain management known as “biting down on a stick.”
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Pre-emptive Brand Damage Control
Apple. We encourage people to "Think Different", but not so differently that they start asking too many questions.