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Hundreds of generations of humans have been sustained on some sort of bread, the same food that I shovel into my mouth with abandon at Olive Garden.

Admire rich white men who are landowners. / Cook porridge and flummery. / Exhort a vagabond to repentance.

Yes, as of last Tuesday when Giselle dumped me, I decided to become a candidate too.

It would really mean a lot if I could come in and see where she … ended up. Sorry, looks like I’m interrupting book club.

Betsy & Benji, Sewing the Body Electric: Betsy Ross's flag-sewing prowess inspired warriors to greatness. Benjamin Franklin's magnetism was electric.

My parents knew they had early mornings in the factory, just working towards the American dream, but there was something special about that night.

Discovering that he was born into a secret society who are defending the Earth and influencing world events may be difficult for your son to process.

“But what on earth are you doing?” cried the vexed Rapunzel. “Why, developing and toning my bipeds and quadrilaterals, of course.”

From the brown acid flashback ride to the roller coaster mudslide, there's something to please “kids” of all ages from 65 to 80.

When Lisa got bored and snuck a peek at the cobwebs, Julie told everyone about Lisa’s crush on your dandruffy history teacher.

I am a man. A normal man with normal needs. Do the whole "walk-a-mile-in-my-shoes" thing. There’s no elbow room here. No privacy.

Critics and moviegoers alike were enamored by Amy Adams’s "Arrival," but Amy should be fearing my arrival should she agree to face off arm vs. arm.