Feta Sucks: Stop Eating Feta, The Most Over-Used Cheese
Feta is the cheese you think you like, you order a salad & click the add feta check-box; they give you a mound of friggin’ feta & a leaf.
I'm Ray — I Like Quiche
Feta is the cheese you think you like, you order a salad & click the add feta check-box; they give you a mound of friggin’ feta & a leaf.
Shepherdstown is a great place to get drunk and annoy ghosts. If you are more mature and would like a nice family getaway, it can do that too
Knoll lens flares are like quick-clot for Navy Seals — they make motion design easy, they look great, and we have the Knoll’s to thank for it
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Rectangle school pizza was the pinnacle of the school lunchroom culinary experience even for kids bad enough to be sent to military school.
Coronavirus looks extra scary when you just got hit by a tornado and you’re trying to finish your last course on social media marketing in grad school.
Company Jargonaut; the jargon-aficionado that destroys company meetings with incomprehensible jargon.
The viral walking dead Whopper that degrades from beauty to zombie in a quick succession of timelapse images, it’s gross and will probably win some awards.
Troll Marketing is fun to read, but must be a challenge for the trolls behind the wheel where staying on top is essential. It reminds me of military school.
Recycling and reimagining works better when creating new content especially when ideas or time are in short supply.
We like Apple Jacks and we really don’t give a damn what you think, that was seemingly the 90s Apple Jacks message. It was manufactured Gen X cynicism.