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I seriously LOVE seeing Nathan Pyle in my FB feed. They are always ALWAYS so spot-on!
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Right? He’s genius.
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The Super Bowl one was excellent.
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“In Europe, they don’t eat dinner until eleven-thirty at night. Small children and the elderly are roused from a deep sleep to come down for dinner and are made to eat six-course meals. Four of the courses are different kinds of pasta. Then they go back to sleep.”
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And just in case anyone missed the point of the piece, they helpfully added at the end:
Sarah Hutto, a humor writer, lives in Portland, Maine
The New Yorker doesn’t trust the intelligence of their readers anymore 
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- Make me Food with both chocolate and peanut butter combined.
I really do think this is why Sunshine stays with me. (LOL)
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Reese’s has a handle on the problem . . .
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Don’t tell Jonathan Swift.
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Where i grew up bobwaar was common. We also said we needed to “warsh” our laundry.
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Taken today at HomeDepot:
Oy, the difference that tiny space can make…
I showed it to the associate and he got a good laugh.
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So, how is ‘Jaguar’ pronounced?
I grew up saying the name as a three syllable word.
I hear it as ‘jag-wire’ everywhere.
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Collapsing, Spread Eagle and Placentia …
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3 syllables is Brit. ‘Murikan is Jag war, kinda.
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