Fake Charity Begins at Home
Since you can't trust Toys for Tots with your donation, here are five new charities I'd like to see, including Drink for Prostate Cancer and Fantasy Adoption.
JD Boston is widely considered the Thomas Jefferson of Points in Case, having penned more than 125 articles for the site since 2003. In his spare time, he lifts weights, plays guitar, and hopelessly comes up with false interests that might convince hot girls to do him. In reality, all he does is drink beer and win Super Bowls in Madden.
Since you can't trust Toys for Tots with your donation, here are five new charities I'd like to see, including Drink for Prostate Cancer and Fantasy Adoption.
An offbeat, laugh-out-loud look at the finer points of college life from the inappropriate mind of a cynical student.
You've heard all the rhetoric, taken P. Diddy's advice, and resigned yourself to a vote for Kerry, right? Now change your mind!
What kind of world doesn't let a man decimate punk kids who have it coming? Forget felony charges, give Cory Petero the game ball.
If you're going to quote a movie, at least do it right. Keep it short, fresh, and be sure to pay the appropriate dues to the screenwriter.
Two nostalgic sports movies, Sandlot and Rookie of the Year go head to head by comparison. ESPN Classic, meet Ebert and Roeper.
Yes, they still have awards even when TV is at its most pitiful. And Justin still has wild, often irrational opinions on who should win them.
Camera phones, flip phones, walkie talkie phones, AIM phones...is there any such thing as a regular WORKING phone anymore? 'Cause I'll buy it.
Thanks to folks like Mel Gibson, we are reminded of important caveats to the First Amendment like,
Common sense and pronunciation lose all meaning when it comes to getting other people to identify you correctly.
Are you immature? Can you embellish the truth and reference the 90's with ease? Then you're on the write track to college humor stardom.
A dueling of half-wits commences as humorist faces 'responsible' journalist. You decide which one to take more seriously.