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Insane. Don’t have any other words. The Kabul Airport.

"War is over, enjoy ice cream!"

It's not just Expelliarmus and Patronus at Hogwarts. Dumbledore is teaching critical race theory.

In the Middle Eastern localization of "Salute Your Shorts" the Awful Waffle gag is replaced with the Awful Falafel.

Hunter Biden's laptop has an unregistered version of WinRAR.

James A. Garfield was the United States' 20th president. He loved lasagna, but hated Mondays.

Chuck E. Cheese is Westworld for kids.

I don’t own nor trade individual stocks, accept no corporate money to my campaign, & live solely off my congressional salary (which requires us to pay for 2 rents out of pocket). All of this is publicly disclosed info. I save in a Thrift Savings Plan just like other fed workers.

Antonio Vivaldi died poor. I guess he was baroque.

The Piña Margarita is named after the ship Christopher Columbus sailed to America on.

It's sad that the Minnesota Twins only have one player named Duran.

You have probably heard the proverb "Behind every great man is a great woman.", but if you're listening to NPR expect to hear "Behind every great man is the patriarchy."

I picked up this sweet leather wrapped bottle at the antique store next to Premier Pizza for $13.95! Obviously the next step is to mix some orange juice and Tanqueray and have a djinn and juice! 🧞‍♂️

The irony of the Biden presidency is Joe destroying what he loved most. America? No, ice cream.

I'm going to make my boldest prediction yet. I think at least half of Trump's base are actual populists and they will challenge him if he goes awry. No one on the left will believe me, they think everyone in MAGA is in a cult and will follow Trump no matter what. I disagree.

“So don’t worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will bring its own worries. Today’s trouble is enough for today.” — Matthew 6:34

Unionized American garment workers produced the most beautiful and well-made garments back in the day. They took pride in their work and it was well deserved. Women today pay top dollar and go out of their way to buy vintage clothes made in the 50s-60s. I don’t get what the