Up here in the Northwoods, our public servants actually try to serve the public.
Well, we do whenever we aren’t allowing state sanctioned executions.
First post: A history of online public messaging
Everything has an origin story…even texting.
Medieval Pantry Stocked With Spices Found in 500-Year-Old Shipwreck
How the upper crust travelled 500 years ago.
5 ‘International’ Foods That Were Invented In The US
You know, sometimes we improve on things. Sometimes we make a mockery of the original. Here are some foods that kind of threat the needle and favor the former.
Sunblocked: Resistance to Solar in Farm Country
Conservatives will gleefully doom the rest of us to a deadly future as long as it fits their fact-free agenda.
It is hard to compromise with folks who will gladly put the gun at YOUR head.
America’s premier pronatalists on having ‘tons of kids’ to save the world: ‘There are going to be countries of old people starving to death’
At the intersection of Elon Musk worship, “replacement theory”, and weird tech bros, you’ll find this cult of abusive creeps.
Here’s What A Chef Orders To Test A New Barbecue Restaurant
Want to put a new BBQ joint to the test? Get the brisket.
The origin story of Leatherman’s “pocket survival tool”
The origin story of Leatherman’s “pocket survival tool”. Also, Conor Knighton continues to have the best gig.
Idaho Public Library to Go Adults-Only Due to New Book Ban Law
Republicans hate reading and learning so much that they’ve made libraries an adults-only venue.
France Debuts Scratch-And-Sniff Postage Stamps That Smell Like Baguettes
Scratch-and-sniff postage stamps. This is pretty awesome, though I imagine if anyone tries to do this with durian the global postal service will revolt.