
Reviewing The Onion from exactly 20 years ago to laugh, see what holds up and revisit cultural references we forgot about.
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Welcome to The Onion’s Website: 20 Years Later, a weekly review of what The Onion published online that wasn’t in the print issue. This week, we’re looking at May 24 to May 30, 2006.
20 years ago, Barry Bonds was perhaps the most controver...
Welcome back to The Onion: 20 Years Later, where we review the print issue from 20 years ago, find out what’s still funny and examine the cultural impact. Today, we revisit May 24, 2006.
This week, The Onion accidentally predicts the futur...
Welcome to The Onion’s Website: 20 Years Later, a weekly review of what The Onion published online that wasn’t in the print issue. This week, we’re looking at May 17 to 23, 2006.
Last weekend, I mentioned my Onion newsletter to a friend, w...
Welcome back to The Onion: 20 Years Later, where we review the print issue from 20 years ago, find out what’s still funny and examine the cultural impact. Today, we revisit May 17, 2006.
This issue was full of dark humor — a dead man’s mea...
Welcome to The Onion’s Website: 20 Years Later, a weekly review of what The Onion published online that wasn’t in the print issue. This week, we’re looking at May 10 to 16, 2006.
Unlike last week, I found all the old jokes via Internet Arc...
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