An adorable Halloween short story written in list form. It has it all: Halloween candy, costumes, and a happy ending.
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Not all clothing gets dirty after wearing it once. Follow this guide for how frequently you should wash your clothes.
The last thirty minutes of the work day is not always the most productive. This is usually how it goes.
Take a time machine back to the playground for kid jokes from Jim Gaffigan, Jerry Seinfeld, Hannibal Burress and more.
When you sleep on your neck wrong, the only natural thing to do is write about how it feels within arbitrary word constraints.
These are some TV show ideas that I can't really write. And you'll never guess why!
More is not always better. These are the things that are good once, but three times will get you into trouble.
If everyone jumped off a bridge, would you? If you ever face this question in real life, be prepared.
Stream of consciousness writing is easier than you think it is. Follow these 5 carefully crafted steps to successfully write in free form.
I consider myself a comedy nerd. But I must ask myself, how did I get here? I also must answer myself in the form of this post: part two.
It's been an interesting 2017 for everyone, and even realty offices are feeling the changing tides of America. This memo from Browning & Associates is a prime example.
I consider myself a comedy nerd. But I must ask myself, how did I get here? I also must answer myself in the form of this post.
The plural of Haiku is not Haikusis, but you live and you learn. Here are 41 "Haikusies"
A bobblehead is the ultimate yes man, and a less than ideal person to be in a relationship with.
The Godfather in 2040 on the big screen, rewritten by the tech, makes 2016 The Godfather look like Paul Blart
The top trends in digital marketing for 2017 aren't sexy, but they'll bring value to your brand.
The series finale of Comedy Bang! Bang! aired on IFC. There is no new season, but here's my writing packet anyway.
Steve Martin wrote the humor essay Drivel for the New Yorker in 1997. In 2016, it's been unofficially updated.
Writing is hard. It's even harder when your perspective is nowhere near that of the main subject's.