At this point, those guys are looking like “stable geniuses”.

Funbags

Electoral college math says that is bullshit. But if you don’t get it you don’t get it.

True story: Jerruh uploaded his brain last year.

Even the reddest most rural states do not monolithically vote republican. 1 out of a million in a red state does not give you any more clout if you are one of the 30% in that state who do not...in fact is gives you less. Your blue vote in a red state is virtually futile if your state has not gone blue since LBJ.

Yes that is true. But they certainly are telling when the narrative is that a bunch of white trash coal miners put Trump in office.

Negative? Your own rebuttal proves my point.

Wow. Production values and everything.

Hurry up! I’m missing Matlock!

Thousands of years ago (right after the election)...one of the more telling statistics to come out: The average income of the Trump voter was $75k? a year.

On the good side: Every day he is not in Washington is a day he is not fucking 100 things up.

Well, she did write “I hear you” on that card that one time. Which Trump probably thought was her hitting on him.

Hopester in her tiny office! Makin copies!

I think that was Rome, which until GOT was the most expensive TV show ever produced.

Wasn’t this the cast that basically held out for more money to do a third season so long that HBO finally killed the show?

“Trump is also right about Amazon (along with the internet at large) putting brick-and-mortar retailers out of business, obviously.”

Thank god. I can now lose that “I just wasted $15 again this month” feeling.

That reminds me of the post 9/11 issue, which weirdly may have included some of the funniest things I have ever read.

For some reason (either because they announced it or a buddy of mine at UW told me) I knew the day their site went up and visited that day. There really wasn’t much for comedy on the internet at the time so it was a really welcome event.

I remember when it was a free monthly?, rack distributed paper coming out of UW...but it was called the Onion. First saw it at a music store in Eau Claire and then it spread to college campuses everywhere.