-
The Mini Cooper Turn Signal is The Stupidest Turn Signals Ever
Congratulations, Mini, You Made The Stupidest Turn Signals Ever Oh, Mini Cooper, you’ve always been the quirky cousin in the automotive family, but your latest design choice has left us scratching our heads. It seems the turn signals on the Mini Cooper have taken a creative detour, and not in a good way. The Union…
-
Did you Know There’s a Black Happy Birthday Song?
Did you know there’s a new black happy birthday? Alright, strap in, because the birthday game has been forever changed, and it seems like I missed the memo. And guess what? So did just about everyone else. Apparently, someone (and we’re still scratching our heads trying to figure out who) decided to turn the classic…
-
People from Massachusetts are called Massachusettsan
In the intricate tapestry of regional identity, the term “Massachusettsan” has long held a place of formality, representing the inhabitants of the Bay State with a certain official flair. For those curious about the nuances of this designation, the U.S. Government Publishing Office’s Style Manual provides a comprehensive guide, offering a glimpse into the linguistic…
-
Why is the Vessel Closed? Too Many Suicides
Greetings, urban explorers and architecture enthusiasts! Today, let’s navigate the intricate narrative of Hudson Yards and its focal point—the Vessel. What began as a symbol of architectural ambition has taken an unforeseen turn, posing the poignant question: “Why is the Vessel closed?”. Unfortunately, the answer is, “Too many suicides.” In the not-so-distant past, the Far…
-
What’s the Difference Between Sweden and Switzerland?
It’s a tale as old as time – or at least as old as Ikea furniture instructions. People from every nook and cranny of the globe are in a perpetual state of befuddlement when it comes to distinguishing between the charming lands of Sweden and Switzerland. It’s like trying to differentiate a croissant from a…
-
Christ of the Ozarks: Controversies and All
Nestled within the picturesque Ozark Mountains, where rolling hills meet the whispers of folklore, the “Christ of the Ozarks” stands as a colossal sentinel in the heart of Arkansas. This towering statue, reminiscent of the renowned Christ the Redeemer, was erected in 1966 atop Magnetic Mountain near Eureka Springs. A “Sacred Project” envisioned by Gerald…
-
Barilla Pasta Released A Spotify Playlist for Cooking Pasta
Step into the culinary world of Barilla, where every noodle dance is a symphony, and every pasta pot is a stage. Imagine this: you, in your kitchen, pasta bubbling away, and the soulful beats of Mixtape Spaghetti setting the tempo. It’s not just cooking; it’s a performance, and Barilla has orchestrated a Spotify campaign that…
-
Which Cheese is used in French Onion Soup?
In the realm of comfort foods, few dishes evoke the same level of warmth and satisfaction as the classic French Onion Soup. A steaming bowl filled with caramelized onions, rich broth, and a crown of gooey, melted cheese—this culinary masterpiece has delighted taste buds for centuries. As we embark on a journey to uncover the…
-
Oyster’s Rockefeller was Named For the Opulence, not that Rockefeller was involved
In the enchanting saga of culinary delights, Oysters Rockefeller stands as a chapter of both historical intrigue and palate-pleasing opulence. It was the late 1800s in the vibrant city of New Orleans, where Jules Alciatore, the culinary maestro at Antoine’s, faced an unexpected challenge—there was a shortage of snails, a key ingredient in their signature…
-
World’s Largest Walmart is Near Albany, NY
In a feat that’s making shopping carts everywhere consider hitting the gym, Albany, New York proudly hosts the World’s Largest Walmart Supercenter. This retail Goliath, sprawled across an impressive 260,000 square feet at Crossgates Commons, isn’t just a store—it’s a shopping odyssey with more twists and turns than a discount soap opera. Cart-tastrophe in the…
Got any book recommendations?