The Other Walk of Shame
Otherwise known as the Brown Mile, this embarrassing clench-walk is more than a sight to behold—it's a smell to hide from.
David Nelson was born without a torso, however, this disability has not kept him from attending University or from advancing the cause of internet hilarity. With a mostly useless degree, Dave was hired strictly for employment equity purposes, and he currently enjoys the nicest penthouse office in the Points in Case Tower. For a mere ten dollars, he will have his secretary send out a signed photo of himself, or if out of stock, of jazz legend Thelonius Monk.
Otherwise known as the Brown Mile, this embarrassing clench-walk is more than a sight to behold—it's a smell to hide from.
Every hero needs a villain, and every villain needs to be subjected to horrific torture... Now who's the villain? Think about that.
Just because you live on a shoestring budget doesn't mean you have to turn anorexic. It just means you have to learn to eat shoestrings.
Tales of regret and despair from actual living situations with jerks, losers, slobs, and their girlfriends. Hold on to your possessions, folks.
Sports are some of America's greatest historic pastimes, but that's exactly why they've grown stale. It's time to put the IN back in injury.
So you're out of money, but you're not ready to cut your liver any slack, huh? It's time to cross the boundary of bar ethics.
Dave's Casual Friday at the office turns out to be Freaky Friday in the bedroom after an exciting ex-girlfriend reconnection.
In this materialistic world, don't forget that money can't buy you Joy. She only does private dances... plus, she's not working tonight.
As far as bars go, the more outrageous and unusual the location, the better the drinks. Atypical winners include an ice fortress and prison.
Fame is a tricky thing to quantify, but as long as there are autograph-seekers and celebrity sightings, there will be a social pecking order.
The main problem with slavery wasn't its existence but its execution. If only we could have the flourishing empire without the nasty racial slurs.
From lumpy, Mesopotamian hand brews to watered-down Miller Lite assembly line bottles, beer has never been a truly smooth creation.