The Place to Take a Humor Break
A recently-deceased Boston-area man was a member of the Business Forms, Labels & Systems Hall of Fame. The Boston Herald “He created the ubiquitous pink ‘While you were out’ telephone message form.” This […]
BOSTON. As conventioneers emerged from the Bayside Hotel here yesterday morning after weekend-long trade association gatherings, there was more than the usual jostling for cabs at curbside caused by an urge to return home. “It was […]
Tourists were reportedly forced to shop in Hong Kong. Yahoo! News It had been six months since my buddy Spike and I were captured and imprisoned in Harbour City, a massive maximum-security prisoner-of-war camp on Canton Road, Tsim Sha […]
Wealthy suburb Wellesley, Mass. has hired constables to collect unpaid lunch money. The Boston Globe “Don’t do it–the chocolate milk is three cents extra.” Me and my buddy Rocco was crusin’ the streets […]
When I was a boy my mother instilled in me a love of American history. George Washington was the Father of Our Country, she told me. Abraham Lincoln was the Great Emancipator. Ulysses S. Grant […]
Surveys show that men will give women more than 36 million boxes of chocolate and 189 million roses on Valentine’s Day, making lemmings look like hip, Bohemian non-conformists. Remarkably similar-looking non-conformists. How do you make […]
BOSTON. Lissette Neilen was busy handling a rush of last-minute male shoppers at La Boudoir, a nightgown and lingerie shop in this city’s tony Quincy Market shopping area yesterday, but she knows things will be […]
BEMIDJI, Minn. Sergeant Jim Campy has aged out of active duty patrolling the streets of this town of approximately 15,000 in northern Minnesota, but he says the carnage he sees as a “desk” jockey working […]
WATERTOWN, Mass. Brick-and-mortar bookstores, long predicted to be on their deathbeds due to the growing market power of on-line sellers, are on life support these days due to an unexpected shot-in-the-arm from an unlikely vaccine: audio […]
We was headed north, where people needed socks year-round, and I was trail boss of the sorriest bunch of sock wranglers I’d ever laid eyes on. “Hey you,” I yelled at the one everyone knew […]