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At some point in the mid 2000s, someone decided that saying double-you double-you double-you in front of every web address was too much effort and we all just collectively agreed.
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Somewhere between the cost of healthcare, and the salary of a sports coach, America has never cared less about human life.
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“Do what you love and the money will follow” is Boomer advice from the 1970s when a $16 loan from Grandma could turn your ice cream stand into a multi-million dollar business. Today it’s just horrible advice.
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If you miss the first step of a staircase, you often end up missing all the other steps as well.
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Video games seem like they’d be a great way to kill time in a “Groundhog Day” scenario until you realize your progress would reset every day.
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The most unrealistic thing about the show “Bluey” is that Bingo is OK with the show being called “Bluey”.
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Spaghetti are capable of holding much less sauce than other varieties of pasta, so they should be served relatively dry, but non-Italian restaurants almost always fail at this.
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The Dunning-Kruger Effect suggests that Yogi Bear’s claim to be smarter than 50% of his species is false, and a lot his actions are evidence to support this theory.
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Why don’t we trust pasta? Why must we have a window on the box that proves there’s pasta inside?
