Odd Thanksgiving traditions or amazing new Thanksgiving traditions? You tell us! Pajama Thanksgiving. Come as you are. Instead of a traditional turkey dinner, I make the same food my grandmother made for the gypsy’s that helped her get to Italy from Aushwitz, it’s called Varenyky and it’s basically poor farmers food but it reminds me …
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In science fiction, robots are comparable to, if not better than, real people. They can run, crawl, jump, speak, and use guns and computers just like a human would. Real robots, however, are much clumsier and clunkier things. Although some industrial machines can manipulate objects with incredible accuracy, humanoid robots are a far cry from …
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More odd Thanksgiving jokes, just in case you need something easy at your holiday table this year! And if you didn’t read Odd Thanksgiving Jokes For Your 2025 Holiday Table, this is basically part two. Knock, knock. Who’s there? Harry. Harry who? Harry up and pass those sides—I’m hungry! What do you call a turkey …
Do you have an unfiltered opinions about Thanksgiving? The people with these opinions did not hold back. People celebrate it because people enjoy having holidays where they can have the day off, see family, and have good food. If you don’t enjoy any of those things then duh, you won’t enjoy the holiday. It’s fine …
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These odd Thanksgiving jokes will help lighten your dinner table, and keep you from talking about stupid things. Do you want to share jokes at your holiday this year? What superhero has the power to make people sleepy? Trypto-Man. What do you call a golfing turkey? A putter-ball. Where do chemistry students sit on Thanksgiving? …
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You’d imagine we’d know the ins and outs of our own bodies. After all, we’re all human beings, and if there’s anything we spend a lot of time working on and with, it’s other humans. Yet, there’s so much about the human body we simply don’t understand. Never mind stuff like not knowing which molecular …
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What are your opinions about Black Friday and when was the last time you cared about it? Has it always been a thing for you and is it still? Black Friday used to be a huge event, people would wake up in the middle of the night ready to scour the stores for their purchases …
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Did you read What People Really Think of 2025: Part One? Because this is part two. I was an adult back in 2015 (millennial here) and i gotta tell ya. it was STILL simpler. I know we all wear rose tinted glasses about the past, but it was real… Early 2000s was filled with war …
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Ancient Egyptians buried their pharaohs in glorious tombs with plenty of pomp and circumstance. It was all done so that the deified ruler could continue his reign in the afterlife. As such, it seems unthinkable that they would desecrate a pharaoh’s tomb. Yet, grave robbers were surprisingly common in Egypt. Recently, researchers discovered a very …
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Did you read Fall Traditions and Where They Came From: Part One? Because this is part two. Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade Macy’s Christmas Day parade started in 1924 and was created with the idea of publicly sharing the expansion of Macy’s Manhattan store. Because the parade was such a hit, it was switched to the …
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