The History of the @ Symbol
Curiosity gets the best out of me, trouble follows easily too. Ever wonder how the @ symbol came to be? The rarely used key on the typewriter, the
Curiosity gets the best out of me, trouble follows easily too. Ever wonder how the @ symbol came to be? The rarely used key on the typewriter, the
Brian Basset of Adam fame is parting ways with an original rare 1986 Sunday Calvin and Hobbes. This is going to be one expensive piece.
I love cartooning and Vermont, what a perfect combo. Cartoon College is the coolest since sliced bread. Where were you when I needed you when I was younger?
Move over turkey, chicken will be the star of Thanksgiving this year. Get ready for some sultry food porn. Fifty Shades of Chicken: A Parody in a Cookbook
Just who are Mitt Romney's 47 percent? The poster boy of the 47 percent club. Wimpy is fat and broke and fiscally irresponsible.
I see the amount of money my household spends and I am starting to think that eating out is cheaper. The debate continues!
Sh*tty mom.
Well there goes another summer in the can. Today ends the summer of 2012. Not the best of summers for me, but what the heck, chuck it for
As a family we are pretty wired. We have gadgets from Amazon, Apple and Google. The kids and the wife are always misplacing their devices.
I am a gimmicky kind of guy. I love eye candy. If a product catches my eye with originality, most likely you will pry a few bucks from
Charlie Brown is the Atlas of comic strip characters, he carries the weight of the world. This strip illustrates perhaps a thing of the past, lost books.
In 1966, a persistent 17-year-old (Michael Aisner) with a high school radio show outside Chicago got the interview of a lifetime. He scored Muhammad Ali.