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Tag Archives: Idiots
Question: Why Do Some Garbagemen (Sorry, Sanitation Workers) Block New York City Streets and Not Give A Damn about Public Safety?
Answer: There is No Good Reason Some of New York’s Strongest, as the sanitation department has dubbed their workers, leave me scratching my head sometimes. That is why I am going to call out this group of “New York’s Laziest” … Continue reading
Paul Gauguin Painting Attacked at the National Gallery
Lunatics Among Us This story of a woman attacking the Paul Gauguin painting “Two Tahitian Women” on April 1, 2011 got skipped over in a lot of newspapers or was a blurb in others. The 1899 painting is worth an … Continue reading
Guess What? The World Is NOT Ending May 21
People Believing In Strange Things Maybe you’ve seen these people? The New York Times front page story on the people who believe in Harold Camping’s prophecy about the return of Jesus on May 21 and the end of the world … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, History, Strange Phenomena, World News
Tagged End of the World, Idiots, New York Times
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Our Silly World
Maybe you missed the Associated Press article about new laws being passed in Romania to punish witches (yes, witches) and fortune teller’s with fines and imprisonment if their predictions do not come true. The brief, published in the New York … Continue reading
MTA Propaganda
Open For Business ** Shop 2nd Ave ** It’s Worth It! A cryptic poster on a city bus that says absolutely nothing. Typical of the MTA. The punishment for the person who wrote this slogan should be to live in … Continue reading →