January 17th, 2026
Mark Lomas
If you’ve ever wanted to know what it feels like to have your brain turned into a warm bowl of oatmeal while sitting in a vibrating velvet chair, I have found your soundtrack. I’m talking about “Already Gone” by Wooden Shjips (yes, with a ‘j’—because regular ‘i’s are too high-energy for this level of chill). Most bands feel the […]
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January 15th, 2026
Mark Lomas
A cheerful, over-the-top ode to being prepared for absolutely anything. WeatherTech turns everyday chaos into comedy gold, showing that with the right gear, even the wildest “what now?” moments become a victory lap. It’s clean, clever, and proudly American-made — the kind of ad that makes you smile and maybe check your floor mats. The […]
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January 3rd, 2026
Mark Lomas
Friends, Enemies, and the Psychological Warfare of the “Frenemy” Life used to be simple. You had people you liked (Friends) and people you’d fight in a parking lot (Enemies). But then, society invented the “Frenemy,” and suddenly we all need a degree in international diplomacy just to go to brunch. 1. Friends: The “I’ll Delete […]
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September 19th, 2025
Mark Lomas
Free Speech Forecast – September 17, 2025 Inside Edition Good evening, folks. Here’s your First Amendment forecast, brought to you by the Department of Irony and the Bureau of Things We Thought Were Protected.. Today’s outlook: partly cloudy with a 70% chance of selective outrage. Free speech remains technically legal, but only if it’s delivered in […]
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September 12th, 2025
Mark Lomas
You’re so old, you remember the Great Pop Star Depression of 2007 when Britney, Lindsay, and Paris were all on the news at the same time. You’re so old, you knew 50 Cent when he was 25 Cent. You’re so old, you remember when a “vinyl collection” was just called “my records.” You’re so old, […]
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July 29th, 2025
Mark Lomas
Richard F. Carter: The Octogenarian Who Roasted the Golden Years Before TikTok seniors were dancing their way into virality, Richard F. Carter was cracking jokes about hearing aids and hemorrhoids on national television. A WWII bomber pilot turned newspaper artist turned stand-up comic, Carter didn’t just defy expectations — he mocked them with punchlines. From […]
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