Introducing Trump Scandals: The Boardgame!
Join your favorite characters from the Trump Administration in determining what felony was committed where in this thrilling whodunnit!
Continue ReadingJoin your favorite characters from the Trump Administration in determining what felony was committed where in this thrilling whodunnit!
Continue ReadingWhat better way is there to stimulate your child's creativity and curiosity than by recreating the Wells Fargo fraud in origami, and having them wonder how the heck a company can be so god damn fucked up?
Continue ReadingNorman Rockwell = panty dropper.
Continue ReadingNow you can continue the excitement of poetry outside the page with these highly detailed Sylvia Plath action figures! Plath was a Pulitzer Prize winning poet and fiction writer whose work dealing with mental illness, suicide, and the female experience left a lasting impression on American life and literature.
Continue Reading"I didn't know such a question was possible," reflected Josh.
Continue ReadingOrange stripe would like to remind you that Mario saved the world in leather shoes. Not sneakers. Leather shoes. What have you done with your life so far?
Continue ReadingAfter a successful test pilot of soundproof crying rooms, HR has decided to roll out soundproofing to all crying rooms in the company’s North American offices.
Continue ReadingWhat better way is there to raise awareness of building strong passwords than by recreating someone’s feet? For these social activist artists, the answer is “nothing.”
Continue ReadingMicrosoft is ecstatic their search engine has suddenly become relevant. They've received encouraging messages from users that Bing "still kinda sucks" and "makes me want to rake out my eyes with a dirty fork" which is a vast improvement over previous feedback.
Continue ReadingIt's commonly believed that stamps were invented by Benjamin Franklin, the first postmaster general, because he loved mice and wanted them to have little paintings to furnish their homes with.
Continue ReadingThe residents in and around DC made a mediocre public display on November 10th, attempting but ultimately failing to bring any attention to remnant racism in the United States.
It’s a weekly ritual were all used to: discussing weekend plans with colleagues to see who can make up the most exciting story about their days off.
Around 7:42 a.m a man was seen on the Red Line train at Metro Center traveling to what appeared to be his own personal oblivion.
The Public Relations Office at Area University has hardly had a quiet moment this summer. Since late May they have been working around the clock on a rebranding project for the university’s image, primarily focusing on the institution’s advertising strategy.
Abigail “Fire Star” Collinsworth, 26, a San Franciscan native, has brought a civil petition with over 52,000 signatures to the holy city.
Colleagues working the Saturday morning shift at Smoothie Palace have confirmed movements of Shannon's boil down the nape of her neck, to just above her shoulder.
"Honestly," she said, "it's been the best investment in my quality of life all month."
Billionaire Dwayne Herrity didn't start at the top. Like Dell, Amazon, and countless other success stories he started from humble beginnings in a McDonald's bathroom around 2 am waking up in a coat that wasn't his, with a phone in the pocket that wasn't his, covered in vomit he was pretty sure was his own.
An Area Man on the Blue Line train to Largo Town Center confirmed last Friday that the smell around him did not in fact come from his armpits.