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 ReadingLast Friday, an anonymous source from Sony Pictures sat down with Orange-Stripe at a bar in West Hollywood to discuss a special Kickstarter campaign that has been gaining traction since February.
The school’s tradition of the annual flag football game has taken place for nearly a decade and was listed as Chantilly’s 34th most attended town event – right after Free Slurpee Day and before Circuit City Memorial Day.
The story here started six days ago, and ended today with a smoldering pile of rubble.
It may be cold outside but things are steaming up at Fash!on Magazine. In a daring move, the magazine selected 55-year-old actress April Snow as the cover model of its February issue.
School officials have lauded the decision as a long needed change.
Equally surprising, he goes on to relate, is “how many people have never noticed this.”
Harvard, MA – Leading researchers at Harvard's Biochemistry department have discovered a groundbreaking connection in the continued battle against cancer. “We looked long and hard at the data, and have found that the more people click on sensational headlines and links, especially those on Facebook, the more likely they are to get ass cancer and die. The P-value equals 1,” says disembodied voice in a white overcoat.
A shooting at a gun range shakes America to its core.
What a fun activity arising from this terrible crisis.
Besides Star Wars: The Force Awakens, the big treat for moviegoers this Christmas is the new movie Santa Claus Conquers ISIS. In a strange, but ultimately bold move, Disney let director Kathryn Bigelow and screenwriter Mark Boal, the Academy Award-winning team best known for films like The Hurt Locker and Zero Dark Thirty, take the reins of their much beloved Santa Clause franchise.