A big difference is that they called it the Spanish Flu, because that's where the pandemic started. But people nowadays get their feelings hurt if you call it the Chinese Flu, after where the pandemic started. Progress!

What I learned today: "You don't need a medical degree to diagnose diarrhea".

Yeah, why did they start with part two?

Never heard of this guy before today and now I've watched 5 of his videos. He's nuts!

They should have taken ice cream on the Antarctic treks. High-calorie, doesn't go bad, and tastes better than that British snot-in-a-tin.

I once got an ice cube stuck up my nostril; I was trying to snort Coke.

I noticed a lack of Shepherd Book. Lost interest.

I'm looking at the pieces in the waffle iron vs. the pips in the iron's lid. Are those holes that look like pips? Is this an optical illusion?

Reubens and Big Macs: sometimes and definitely. But who has ever put Thousand Island on a taco?!?

"That's where we got our greatest comic book superhero..."I thought Wolverine was Canadian.

Perhaps if those students had actually gone to the Taco Bell restaurant and spent money there, it wouldn't have gone out of business.

Did I just hear Bender?

"...gave the dog medicine to induce vomiting." Bet I know what the dog did next, as dogs tend to do.

The choir needs subtitles.

Excellent article. A short, numbered list that is always relevant. But Aristotle should have included two more points for Americans:7) There is no need to include the word 'like' in every sentence. For example, a hammer is not like a tool. A hammer IS a tool.8) Stop mentioning Anne Dumb at the start of your sentences. I don't know who this Anne Dumb character is, but I keep hearing her name popping up in student speeches and NPR interviews.