Dyker Heights, Brooklyn
It had been about 20 years since I’d seen it live. (Sure, it’s all over Instagram). So I went back. It is worth it. Here’s what you need to know Plan your trip This is a good…
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Maybe I’ll say this post is the result of a hack
I say that because this is indeed an edgy joke, and here we are in Lent. But it’s still pretty funny. Click below to see Robin William’s version, or see a six minute TikTok compilation
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The old trope about “two kinds of people”
Yes, it’s often used and is the start of a few good jokes, but this one resonates. Not sure where I saw that whiteboard. Maybe it was not even in person. Oh, well. You still get…
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The Chinese Farmer (“maybe”)
You never know what will be the consequences of misfortune and You never know what will be the consequences of good fortune Take two minutes and wrap your brain around this story
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Two way to go bankrupt (or two ways to thrive)
Since I’m a terrible reader, I am admittedly just about 100 years late to discover this passage. But in fairness, at some level, I knew this, but I never had the words for it. From Hemmingway’s…
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How Do I Do Facebook? It’s pretty simple.
Took me 13 years, but I got this down When people comment on my posts: 95% of the time I do reply, it’s with a Like and one of these: Dude | This Guy | A…
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In every joke, there is truth (3 envelopes)
An incoming manager replaces a recently fired outgoing manager. On his way out, the outgoing manager hands the new manager three envelopes and remarks, “when things get tough, open these one at a time.” About three…
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Chicken thighs as a gateway drug
I can’t blame the supermarkets. They know it’s a good economy…and that convenience is a thing. My local ShopRite used to be a place to buy groceries. Sure, you could get some pre-made items. But for…
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Baby Carrots
Look like a champ. Easy to make. Marginally healthy. Delicious. The recipe link 1 pound bag of baby carrots 2 tablespoons butter, cut into small pats 1 tablespoon sugar 1 teaspoon coarse salt Instructions Get a…
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