It’s official. Your mom’s friend Karen is more credible than government-funded medical professionals.
It’s official, it only takes two hours of Googling before you become an expert in whatever it is you’re arguing.
Leo Daedalus endures the worst, most injurious jokes so you don’t have to. One joke even sent him to the hospital.
The final part of this four-part series has Ray thinking he has a kidney stone, trying to game the social security system, and then going to court because of it.
One Sydney resident has found herself in hot water after she was accused of favoring her dog’s social media footprint over her dog.
Paris Portingale breaks down the great poet Lord Byron, some arsehole he knows named Byron that he calls Brian instead, and how photography came to be.
Sacha Baron Cohen’s undressing of modern America has gone viral, but all that glitters is not gold. Looking back on the first episode of Who Is America?
Will Shortz played a prank on NPR that Tom Richards wished had been true; this caused him to think of similar people (and things) who can also kiss off into the air.
Doesn’t it feel like there’s been a huge surge of unsolicited phone calls lately? Paris Portingale offers a couple of scripts for how to answer those in the future.