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Turn AARP into the nation’s most powerful crime family, smuggling Canadian prescription medicines — mainly whiskey.
Those old enough to remember Mad as a print magazine to adopt Alfred E. Neuman’s slogan: “What? Me worry?”
Mo...
Gives surprisingly gentle hugs for a sentient mechanical being 32 feet tall and weighing 9,480 pounds.
Nice-guy image took a hit when he destroyed a Schenectady, New York, McDonald’s drive-thru after learning the ice cream machine...
1. Slather yourself in buttercream and roll in a silo of pumpkin spice.
2. The autumnal equinox is traditionally the day Chicago Bears fans give up their Super Bowl dreams.
3. Tell the kids that back in your day, the ice cream shops cl...
New York Times correspondents may only ask questions in the voice of Scooby-Doo.
All female correspondents must dance in provided go-go cages for the duration of press briefings.
Clark Kent and Lois Lane from the liberal rag...
1. Teach your students onomatopoeia with clips from the 1966 “Batman” TV series.
2. Insist on putting the word “Bat” before everything: BatMinivan, BatToaster and BatBeer.
3. Avoid buying the replica utility belt from the 1989 movie if...
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DANIEL P. FINNEY teaches middle school English. He stacked paragraphs in piles, short and tall, during a 27-year newspaper career.
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