One of the joys of parenting is the temporary ability to spin crazy yarns to someone who will swallow it hook, line, and sinker. Calvin's Dad took great advantage of that, and so does this fellow. The real payoff comes y...

The latest comic from Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal explains why the old trope of tying a damsel to the railroad tracks will no longer work the way it used to. Since this is an image, the button going to information...

If theres a prophesy about you, you might want to read the fine print. That part about saving mankind? That was just luck. Besides, it was only one day out of the many years of your life. You have to live with the rest o...

It's always nice to have a specific target to blame your troubles on, especially when your troubles are so nebulous that you don't thoroughly understand them. This guy obviously already has what he's wishing for, or else...

The berserkers were a subset of Viking warriors who went into battle wearing wolf or bear skins instead of armor and fought with uncontrollable fury, which is where we get the phrase "going berserk." While in their battl...

He knows what to say, because he knows what the boss really wants. She’s happy to find someone someone who will work out for the company and never make waves of any kind. This strategy won’t work if you&rsquo...

With this price structure, the choice is yours. You can try to “stick it to the man” and get the most expensive food items for your dollar. Or you can enjoy a nice salad. There was one particular breakfast bu...

You know this kid will never ask for his mother’s help with monsters under the bed again. Is she just lying to him? If so, then maybe there’s still a real live monster under the bed! Or if she’s telling...

Thank you, Dad, for taking care of the monster under the bed. But I don’t think I’ll be getting much sleep tonight anyway. What is ruining this child’s sleep? It’s the latest from Zach Weiner at...

The price of college textbooks in America can give you a heart attack. Students aren’t buying new books as much as they used to, which in a normal market would mean the publishers would have to lower prices- you kn...