Category Archive: News

Barnes & Noble Lacks Any Human Social Element; Passes the Savings On To You!

by

Needing a new hard spiral-bound blank notebook so I can work on the next issue of BFD’s newest comic, DYNO SOARERS: dark legacy (coming soon) on my flight back to Michigan this week,… Read More

Go Home, Urban Outfitters, You’re Drunk.

by

Saw this at Urban Outfitters today in Manhattan. This is what happens when your employees in China work 16 hour shifts. Batman’s face = I am so pissed. Why is my fist so… Read More

Romney’s Modern Life

by

Vote November 6th, or this will be your new Saturday morning cartoon- Election day is a very dangerous day. IF YOU LIKE THIS POST, VISIT   www.scottymwatson.com TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Frankenstorm and Hurricane Sandy to Hit East Coast Searching for Happiness

by

AP BREAKING NEWS The MTA of New York City announced a shut down of subway service at 7pm today as Frankenstorm and Hurricane Sandy AKA, “The Bride of Frankenstorm,” barreled towards each other… Read More

Keep Your Hands Off My Cans!

by

I woke up this morning to a monsoon. It wasn’t your typical pussified New York rain that we all know and hate, but a real visceral one. My immediate thought was that I… Read More

A Nightmare On Madison St.

by

Not much ever really happens outside of our house. There was once a block party, with an inflatable castle and everything. The operation was off the hizzy, and lasted until 4 in the… Read More

It’s a Twister! In Brooklyn?

by

“Never before.” “Not in Brooklyn.” “I saw one boy fly by!” I suppose this makes up for anything we were expecting from Hurricane Earl. Just as Padma was about to announce this season’s… Read More

Vice Tax or: How David Paterson Learned To Stop Worrying and Love Attacking The Weak

by

In this day and age, it’s hard to live anywhere. Florida is filling up with more criminals than geezers. In Michigan, you can’t even find a job if you started your own business.… Read More

There’s Probably Something Wrong With America Today

by

On this cloudy Monday morning, I still haven’t even bothered to open up my newspaper. Typically, this means that I either spent the last 2 hours zoning out, or watching reruns of Parks… Read More

At the Heart of Financial Reform

by

It is easy to get heated over today’s politics in D.C.  For some time I believed it was partisan politics that hindered the great process that is our democracy.  Its mind-numbing to follow… Read More

Follow

Get every new post delivered to your Inbox.

Join 29 other followers