Category: Culture (Page 8 of 23)

It must be embarrassing to be a Colbert fan.

Stephen Colbert is a whiny little pussy, and he wants to make sure that everyone knows it.

Comedy is subjective, so not everyone is going to get his humor.  Numbers are not subjective.  For several years, Colbert was paid $20 million a year for show that could not even bring in enough revenue to cover two-thirds of the budget. His staff of 200 people could not produce a show that was more than mediocre.  That have to be a thousand people on Youtube who do a better job with 1% of Colbert’s resources.

Colbert gets to keep the scam running for one more season, and he acts like a victim.  Colbert is presenting himself as a martyr for disrespecting our president, but he sounds like a garden-variety Progressive. 

What do cats really want?

WSJ: A Pet Food Giant’s Mission to Understand Cats

WSJ: A Pet Food Giant’s Mission to Understand Cats

The Mars company makes M&M’s, Snickers and other human food, along with pet food brands like IAMS, Eukanuba, Pedigree and Sheba.

The pet food giant had a problem. Cats were rapidly catching up to dogs as America’s favorite pets, but the company was filled with people who didn’t fully understand the mercurial creatures—or their owners.

So Mars launched a mission to get its dog-loving workers inside cats’ heads.

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Tragic deaths at Camp Mystic.

New Jersey native on first rescue mission with Coast Guard helps save 165 Texas flood victims: ‘American hero’

The central Texas floods were terrible, with the Camp Mystic events being particularly tragic.  Having a guy like this on the ground at Camp Mystic, directing the rescue efforts, had to be a great comfort.

Scott Ruskan, a 26 year old rescue swimmer for the Coast Guard, is a hero, and sounds like one.

Honestly, I’m mostly just a dude. I’m just doing a job. This is what I signed up for…

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