It’s Monday night! Don’t look at that like it’s a bad thing. You see, that Monday at work? It’s over. Behind you. Done. In the past.
Oh, and in less than 96 hours, it’ll be Friday night and the beginning of the weekend.
So, it’s a mix of happy and sad. And that made me think of this:
The topic, or topics, discussed tonight are entirely up to you. Tell a joke, make up a lie, share your darkest secret, whatever you like. It’s Monday Night Open Thread.
Who wants to start?
Census data shows that more than 1 million people moved out of the New York area to other parts of the country – the highest negative net migration rate among the nation’s large population centers.
I can only assume they moved to parts of the country that already had the soda bans they so desperately craved.
[The Silence of the Lambs as a Romantic Comedy – Trailer Mix] (Viewer #180,318)
Ah, the power of music and selective editing.
Remember this any time you watch anything on TV from any media source.
And don’t even get me started on campaign commercials, which have it down to a boring science of “scary words and music over black and white picture of my opponent, followed by happy music and a color picture of me standing in front of a flag”.
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A Conservative Defense of Transgender Rights
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Celebrating her 30th birthday, Knoxville Zoo’s Einstein the Gray Parrot has a vocabulary of over 200 words.
Amazing! That’s nearly twice as many as the next-smartest parrot or MSNBC host.
Works like this: I feed you Moon Nukers a straight line, and you hit me with a punch line in the comments.
Berkeley students plan to celebrate the arrival of Ann Coulter on campus by…
A new study finds that the music in pop songs is getting faster and blames listeners’ diminishing attention spans.
Sounds over-exaggerated to me… although I did skip 3 Pandora songs while reading that headline.
The hypocrisy of the left … well, I was going to say it never ceases to amaze me. But, I’ve seen it so much and for so long that I’m not amazed by the everyday ordinary.
