David Himmel 10/29/21 David Himmel 10/29/21

Notes from the Post-it Wall | Week of October 24, 2021

Being offended is a choice. Just like it’s a choice to live your unrealistic truth. It’s okay to live in a fantasy world of discomfort but why would you want to? And don’t be surprised if no one fun wants to join you there.

Don Hall 10/28/21 Don Hall 10/28/21

The Breakfast Club of Social Media

Social media isn't wildly different than high school in the 80's—it's just faster with a ridiculously large student body to navigate.

Don Hall 10/27/21 Don Hall 10/27/21

Six Cult Horror Films You Forgot About That Will Blow Your Mind

Tired of the rehash of old franchises to chill your bones this October? Try a couple of these and be creeped out for good.

Don Hall 10/26/21 Don Hall 10/26/21

Prepping for the Great Resignation

The choice is yours. Either learn to work remotely efficiently and prioritize your finite willpower or go back to dealing with angry, stupid, entitled people looking for you to placate their rage at someone else. For peanuts.

Don Hall 10/25/21 Don Hall 10/25/21

I Believe... [Plenty of Workers, Not Enough Decent Gigs]

I believe... that there isn’t a labor shortage, there’s a shitty job surplus.

Don Hall 10/23/21 Don Hall 10/23/21

Four Movies That Made Me Ask for a Refund

Eddie Murphy owes me $12.

David Himmel 10/22/21 David Himmel 10/22/21

Notes from the Post-it Wall | Week of October 17, 2021

An unfinished manuscript can haunt you like a ghost. An unpublished book can devour your brain like a hungry zombie.

Contributing Writer 10/21/21 Contributing Writer 10/21/21

I Was a Teenage Space Billionaire

I built a city in the desert.
Lithium and plastic and dry cellulose.
Autonomous flying cars.
Drone-delivered impossible everything,
Nourishing our body-positive bodies.
Streaming, bingeable Obama-produced documentaries
In every remote classroom.

There was even a monorail.

Jenni Thurston 10/20/21 Jenni Thurston 10/20/21

Bog Bodies

In ancient times, people were sacrificed to the bog. Now, the souls trapped within bog demand more sacrifices. And if they don’t get them, they will rise, and they will find souls themselves.

Don Hall 10/19/21 Don Hall 10/19/21

Bringing a Smartphone to a Gunfight

The most prolific of the Twitter Warriors comprise less than 3% of the population who, in turn, drive the most noise about issues.

Don Hall 10/18/21 Don Hall 10/18/21

I Believe... [Channeling The West Wing]

...that WH Press Secretary Jen Psaki is West Wing good....that WH Press Secretary Jen Psaki is West Wing good.

Don Hall 10/17/21 Don Hall 10/17/21

Finding the 'Bad Apples' Just Got Easier

The question in this suggestion is, if it is a number of 'bad apples' spoiling the barrel, how do we identify them before they cause homicidal harm?

Looks like the pandemic has exposed them.

Contributing Writer 10/16/21 Contributing Writer 10/16/21

Commitment

The next part I'm not really sure of. I don't know if she was trying to drug me...or if one of the local neck beards was trying to drug her.

David Himmel 10/15/21 David Himmel 10/15/21

Notes from the Post-it Wall | Week of October 10, 2021

Has there ever been a king named Simon? Because that seems like a good name for a king since everyone must do what Simon says.

Don Hall 10/14/21 Don Hall 10/14/21

Swimming in Bullshit Without a Floatie

Brandolini’s Law (a.k.a. the Bullshit Asymmetry Principle) which states that: “The amount of energy needed to refute bullshit is an order of magnitude bigger than to produce it.”

Don Hall 10/13/21 Don Hall 10/13/21

The Chappelle Watershed Moment

How Netflix handles the backlash to The Closer will determine the continued power of the shrieking micro-minority.

Guest User 10/12/21 Guest User 10/12/21

The Good Days - A Diary of Two Octobers

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Light inscense and start a book. When he came home it was time for lip gloss and the first in a string of a thousand “I love yous.”

Don Hall 10/11/21 Don Hall 10/11/21

I Believe... [Sadism is Not a Virtue]

…that our pleasure in the pain of others—even those we deem deserve the pain—while common and instinctual, is really not a quality of which we should be proud. Sadism makes us all a bit less.