1. How absurd! This morning I rode to Starbucks on a horse painted peacock-blue, wearing naught but a boa constrictor coiled around my body, my long Lady Godiva hair obscuring my feminine signifiers. “I will have a grande chainsaw with extra porcupines!” I announced to the barista. Ω 2. Tough Luck Buddy I saw a [...]
Miracle, The Shining After he dumped me, I would go out and drink screwdrivers and have sex with strangers on an alarmingly regular basis. One night I came home and puked into the toilet. I gripped the cold porcelain, trying to catch my breath, my glitter make-up mixing with my tears in little rivulets [...]
Plucky the Winged Unicorn Plucky the Winged Unicorn lives among the stars. The shooting stars are his own free transit system, but they’re not very predictable, so Plucky is often late for things. Everyone knows Plucky doesn’t have reliable transportation, so no one gets mad when he’s late. Once in a while, someone new will [...]
A special guest column by Boogie Crackerjack I hear ya, girlfriend. It’s tough bein’ a gal. Folks tell ya that ya cain’t do stuff jes’ ‘cause you got ladyparts. That jes’ don’t make no kinda sense. I mean, yer brain ain’t housed in yer ladyparts. Anyone with a basic globe can figure that out. But I’m here [...]
Special introductory note: So Eddy told me, The Shining, about this one beef someone has with the ol’ MCoA. This beef-haver, he (or she!) said that the MCoA is “humor for intelligent bros,” that there’s nothing for the chicas in here. Well hey, guess what?! I, The Shining, just so happen to have a vagina. [...]
Come on, Irene The retired man had started something he couldn’t finish. It was going to be the grandest garden-gnome village the world had ever known. But after just four trips to Target’s garden section, he realized he couldn’t afford as many of those little chumps as his vision demanded. He stopped at about 20 [...]
1. Even better than the real thing The library book of stories from around the world is from 1925 and has things underlined in pencil and decades-old mustard spots on the pages. There’s a story from Nicaragua about a deaf satyr. A story from Nicaragua about a deaf satyr. It’s enough for me to just [...]
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Total Cereal and Men’s Health want to give America’s most well-rounded guy a trip for two to New York City.
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If the clothes don’t make the man, do they at least signal what kind of man wears them?
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“Caregiver day is a wonderful idea, becase when you love your children, every day is a day you get to be with and celebrate them.”
This is a comment by CJ on the post “What to the Child of Domestic Violence is Father’s Day?”
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