Wrong In So Many Ways
Don’t You Hate Watching Someone Chew With Their Mouth Open?
Eeewww!!
The ‘Gum-chewer’ here rivals the grossness of Doctor Pimple Popper’s grossest episode. Again. Eeewww!!
‘Burp Baby’ Prototype Machine
This may be one ‘chore’ that you choose not to outsource to iRobot, Amazon, Elon Musk, or the Useless Duck Company.
https://youtu.be/AwdSX8-WpCI
Classic Ford Pinto Flambé
And you thought it was just the paint job.
The HazMat Placard on the trunk lid is a nice touch…

The Infamous Fireball! Crash Testing A Ford Pinto
The ‘Avocado Loophole’ In The USMCA Trade Agreement
These Probably Weren’t The Avocados Recognized By The Trade Agreement…
Governor Cuomo’s Presser Provides ‘Information’ On More Than Just Coronavirus
Actually, Governor, that was way more information than we ever needed to know. Before trying that polo-no T-shirt thing again, either use some duct tape (ouch) or order yourself some Nippies from Amazon. You’re actually quite competitive with Janet Jackson’s infamous Super Bowl “wardrobe malfunction“. But…. then again??!!
The Infamous Wardrobe Malfunction – Eye Bleach Alert
Observations On Leaf Raking
Some say, “For the Greenest Yard, Leave the Leaves (and the poop) Behind.”
Even if you mastered the mower this summer and maintained a lush, manicured lawn all season, fall comes with a new set of challenges. Blowing or raking leaves throughout the season can leave you feeling less like an accomplished weekend yard warrior and more like Sisyphus with his boulder.
Salvation may come from the the National Wildlife Federation, which encourages homeowners to skip raking or blowing leaves entirely and suggests that they let them be. The reason? “A leaf layer several inches deep is actually a natural thing in any area where trees naturally grow,” according to the organization. It also points out that many animal species—including turtles, earthworms, chipmunks, and insects—rely on leaf layers as a micro-ecosystem.
Do remember, though. Autumn Dog Turds… You know they are out there. You just don’t know where.












