The New Yorker, Vanity Fair, The Atlantic, Harper's, Rolling Stone. I've read some of these magazines.

Fly over country
Joined July 2014
The time my bongos caught fire. It was terrible. No one would help and the more frantically I tried to put them out the louder everyone cheered.
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All standing pangolins look like Bob Cratchit asking for Christmas day off.
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Jack Boot retweeted
In the future, everyone will be White House Press Secretary for 15 minutes.
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False alarm everyone. It's not the Spawn of Satan. Turns out, it was just Rosemary's food baby.
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Folks just don’t dial M for Murder anymore.
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They keep trying to figure out where Amelia Earhart's plane went down but, honestly, she's probably dead by now.
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My boyfriend has been on eBay all week. I think I’ll wait a day and then lower the price
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Dunning-Kruger: Is there anything more smug and confident than a complete idiot?
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Overheard phone conversation: "And you had sex how many times? Hmm. Yeah, that's not technically a bromance."
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Imagine the relief 95% of the world will feel when he's gone.
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I'm sorry if my joke made you angry. To be fair I was trying to make everyone angry.
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interviewer: I have another question. Me: (spinning in chair) Shoot. Interviewer: Under special skills you wrote “Keepen’ it real.” Me: (gives two thumbs up)
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It must be real. They have a logo.
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My uncle never knew he had a peanut allergy until that day on the peanut farm when a 500 lb crate of peanuts fell on his chest and completely blocked his airways.
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I love having grok explain my jokes to me. It makes me seem smarter than I am.
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If you took all the cereal and Happy Meals my family has wasted to get some cheap toy, you could’ve fed a lot of hungry people the least nutritious meals of their lives.
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I have a PhD in psychology and student loans, which means I can accurately diagnose my own anxiety but can't afford the therapy to fix it.
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Mother developed a formidable neck scruff in her dotage. On command, she’d assume the fetal position, allowing us to carry her like a suitcase. Quite the time-saver.
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Much of the fun in alphabetizing comes from knowing which letters go in what order.
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We had a toaster growing up that specified which slot to use if you only had "one slice." I complied but wondered how they would even find out if you used the wrong one.
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