The Place to Take a Humor Break
In the spirit of the holiday I thought I would keep things light. Yesterday’s editorial in my local newspaper offers up the perfect commentary for this purpose. It’s both humorous and somewhat nostalgic. ‘O, Little Town […]
There’s a grass roots movement afoot by young people that seems to flaunt authority. They don’t seem to have any specific agenda but they have made life difficult for other people by congregating in public […]
There’s a woman I’m familiar with that likes to refer to her husband as “sarge”. Sgt. G— she refers to him as. I don’t know her well enough however to know if this […]
At the risk of coming across as insensitive to overweight people, there is a bigger issue about thinking within the GOP that needs to be pointed out. I could stand to lose more […]
Conservative wordsmith Frank Luntz has created a job for himself that helps the GOP reframe issues in a manner that makes them look good while making their Democratic adversaries look villainous. That makes him […]
A recent survey revealed that Military families are less likely to back Obama as Commander-in-Chief. This isn’t surprising when the same survey revealed that: Age gulf as 77% of over 50s have family ties […]
We all recall from elementary science classes that gravity is the result of the earth’s rotation. I was reminded the other night of the consequences of what would occur should that rotation stop. It […]
If real turkeys could talk, how might they view this holiday. Why do I start feeling uneasy when the leaves start changing colors? What is it about this time of year that creates a need […]
I love it when I see ads that have multiple meanings beyond what the advertiser’s were intentionally depicting. It’s a bonus when they are clever enough to employ a second image in how it’s presented. […]
Sharon Bialek, a former employee of the National Restaurant Association’s educational foundation, accused [presidential candidate Herman] Cain of making an inappropriate advance toward her in 1997, when she visited Cain in Washington, D.C. in 1997 […]