Pieces of Jim
Jim NolanI write humor pieces about subjects of timeless appeal, like air compressor technology.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 151 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 30 hours ago |
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Do You Suffer from “TV Too High”?
Illustration by Isabella Bannerman
I had never heard of it. But there’s a Reddit forum called “TV Too High.”
As you might infer, TTH happens when people mount their flat-screen TVs… too high. So whoever is watching has to crane their nec...
Textbook Sleep #46: Summer Rerun—Low-Dose Kant
It’s summer. The time of the year for sunburns. Seals and Crofts.
And reruns.
So I looked back upon our collection of boring tomes and was quickly drawn to Immanuel Kant. Even among his Textbook Sleep peers, he is exceptionally boring. Th...
A Bat Pays a Visit
Cartoon by Isabella Bannerman.
There she was, hunched over her iPad at her desk, minding her own business, when she felt a flutter near her head.
Surely, a moth.
A large moth?
A bat.
A BAT!
That’s when I heard my wife’s study door...
Textbook Sleep #45: Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. on Contract Law
This is not Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. It is Hypnos, the Greek God of Sleep and dearest friend of the Muses. British Museum. Photo: Paul Hudson
Welcome to Textbook Sleep, the Maximum-Strength Sleep Aid, where we read aloud boring public-dom...
Two Objects of No Particular Importance
The radio series A History of the World in 100 Objects was launched in 2010 by BBC Studios and Neil MacGregor, the director of the British Museum. All the objects were part of the museum, from a 6,000-year-old Jadeite axe from the Alps to t...
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Humor writer. Creator of Textbook Sleep, a podcast of extremely boring public-domain textbooks read aloud to help people fall asleep.
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