Book of Daze: Solipsism Day
In these postmodern times, where civility, not to mention consensus, is a battered artifact of the past, America needs a new vision, a singular, unified… Read More
Lifting a satirical leg on pop culture since 2004
In these postmodern times, where civility, not to mention consensus, is a battered artifact of the past, America needs a new vision, a singular, unified… Read More
Welcome to the stubborn, dig-your-heels-in celebration of defiance against corporate peer pressure and the tyranny of the “new and improved.” Today we stand tall, defending… Read More
There is only one kind of person in the world. He who knows about Schrödinger’s cat, and he who does not. For most of us,… Read More
We love the sound of irregardless. It’s a four-syllable word from the wrong side of the dictionary, we know; but one should never send a… Read More
The Romans had an expression for it . . . “it” being a foul, snot-flinging, food-showing, butt-kicking mood that envelops a person for no reason.… Read More
A critical shortfall of gravity brought on by the failed gravitational policies of the past is the greatest existential threat facing this country. The United… Read More
[SATIRE] The following is purely and impurely fictional. James Carville famously described Pennsylvania as “Philadelphia on one side, Pittsburgh on the other, and Alabama in… Read More
“Screw the pooch” began as pilot slang for royally messing up–a phrase made famous by Tom Wolfe in The Right Stuff (1979). It describes a… Read More