
Marrakech v. America
An Unsolicited Comparative Review From A Man Who Left Craving Bacon

An Unsolicited Comparative Review From A Man Who Left Craving Bacon

Dispatches from a Man Who Has Made His Peace with Public Restrooms
A man appeared in my comments and explained redistricting to me. I thank him.

And The Colonel is screaming loudly.

How routine trips to the carwash end up with jumper cables clipped to nipples and vacuums eating shirts.

Whales may have structured communication, at least one unresolved grievance.

A Weekend in Two Acts, Neither of Them Good

Three creatures ran when they should have stayed put. One of them had a foundation.

Reading about CRISPR toast and nasal larvae before 8 a.m. causes eating cold pudding in the dark.

The brain, it turns out, has a suggestion box. And it is completely out of control.

A tale all about fathers and sons, zoos, wild asses, broken hips, the Buffalo Bills, and the people we love.

NASA’s Artemis II mission launched on April Fools’ Day and immediately broke its toilet.

And Why Your Failure to Do So Is Frankly Embarrassing

My yearly physical is a cherished tradition. One of us cherishes it.

A quadruple amputee, a professional bean bag league, an Albemarle County emergency room, and the Epstein files nobody is looking at.

The following events are real. The animals are unavailable for comment.

A celebration essay about love, stupidity, and a used defibrillator.

Rated TV-MA for Violence, Hypocrisy, and a Staggering Inability to Learn

America’s Proudest Legal Achievement That Nobody Admits Is a Legal Achievement

Charles Darwin spent his Tuesday afternoons scaring zoo animals with a fake snake.

A box of leftover seafood, a chance encounter, and the most compact piece of human wisdom ever delivered on a sidewalk.

A introspection about inspirational platitudes, divine incompetence, and the theological implications of not being able to find your spices.