The RSVP online is a big improvement. Along with the response tab, there are additional tabs for the registry, travel arrangements and the couple’s backstory.
Is it typical for a wedding invitation to offer guidance on proper attire?
Category: Culture (Page 1 of 22)
Activists Try to Remove 2,000 Beagles from Wisconsin Research Facility
On Saturday, April 18, at 8:52 am, the Dane County Sheriff’s Office responded to approximately 1000 activists converging on Ridglan Farms in the town of Blue Mounds.
This looks like a war zone. I adore beagles, but these chaotic people are violent thugs. If they had succeeded, they weren’t going to flee the scene with a beagle under each arm. The beagles would have been released into the wild to be eaten by coyotes or face some other grim death.
In the 1960’s, people dated, got married and had children. I don’t know if it’s related, but this Youtube video is a smoke-show compilation of popular TV shows of the era.
You get 1 point for the name of the TV show and 3 points for the name of the actress.
Answers after the jump.
Pew Research: What Do Americans Consider Immoral?
People were asked whether a variety of activities are morally wrong. They missed some activities that normal people1 consider to be morally wrong, such as:
- Painting over wallpaper, rather than stripping the wall.
- Fraudulently dressing by stuffing a bra with tissues or a sock in the trousers.
- Using glue traps for mice.
- Deceptively serving non-alcoholic beer or decaffeinated coffee
- Calling anything milk that didn’t come from the tits of a mammal.
This is turning into a list of grievances, so let’s go to the Pew survey results.
Human trafficking and under-age women are what landed Jeffrey Epstein in prison, but he was doing much more than that.
Six weeks ago, I watched, I Swear, after hearing about it on a round up of movies from 2025. There weren’t a lot of great movies, but the reviewer mentioned it as an impressive movie that didn’t get much buzz.
The women’s team declined Trump’s invitation to attend his State of the Union address on Tuesday night in Washington, D.C., citing “previously scheduled academic and professional commitments.”
This seems like one of those phony controversies that partisans try to exploit.
This missing person case is being covered like the Lindbergh baby. Nancy Guthrie is the mother of Today show co-host Savannah Guthrie, but that doesn’t seem like it would be enough for this case to dominate the news.
Maybe it’s just because true crime is a popular genre and this case is mysterious and engaging. It probably won’t have any long-term ramifications, so isn’t interesting to me. It almost seems like a distraction from the Epstein files, or whatever else is going on.
YouGov: Words that men or women are more likely to know
YouGov asked a bunch of Americans which words they knew. Some words were recognized much more frequently by men, and some by women.
Here are the words that men knew more:
aileron, azimuth, boson, bushido, checksum, degauss, femtosecond, gauss, howitzer, katana, milliamp, neodymium, parsec, piezoelectricity, servo, strafe, teraflop, thermistor and yakuza
Here are the words that women knew more:
bandeau, boucle, chambray, chenille, chignon, damask, doula, espadrille, freesia, jacquard, kohl, peplum, pessary, ruche, sateen, taffeta, tulle, verbena, voile and whipstich.
YouGov did not ask the surveyed people to define or explain the words.
If Budweiser marketing can keep this up, they may be able to get out of the hole that they dug for themselves with Dylan Mulvaney.