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Over the summer, thanks in large part to my discovery of blood plasma donation, I was able to play a truly insane number of games. Titles included, but are not limited to: Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age, Undertale on PS4, Yakuza 0, Overwatch and, for the sake of this week’s column, Uncharted: The Lost Legacy.
Laughter can be some of the best medicine out there. And there are plenty of comedy podcasts out there in the world to help you do exactly that. All of which I’m not a part of right now.
Michelle Wolf began her set by taking about restrooms.
In this week’s episode of Rick and Morty, “Vindicators 3: The Return of Worldender,” Rick’s insecurities took center stage. When called to action by a group of intergalactic superheroes called The Vindicators, Morty was thrilled. However, his enthusiasm was not matched by Rick who considers The Vindicators to be overrated hacks. He only agreed to accompany Morty to The Vindicator’s council when Morty cashed in his punch card which enabled him to pick one in 10 adventures.
When I sat down to watch The Emoji Movie on Saturday afternoon, a small voice in the back of my mind told me that maybe, just maybe, it might be good.
Russian authorities are investigating fidget spinners because of concerns of “an aggressive promotion of spinners.” It was reported that opposition activists are using the toys to bring in supporters, the Associated Press reported this week. That being said, let’s catch up on this week’s fun news:
Twitter has blown up with people rallying behind an unconventional Tinder romance.
New details have emerged in the federal civil rights complaint against an Ohio University English professor, including allegations that implicate him in additional cases of misconduct.
Filming of Bachelor in Paradise’s fourth season has come to a sudden halt as allegations of misconduct have surfaced.
The contestants of The Bachelorette showed some skin on The Ellen DeGeneres Show during the Monday, June 5, episode while trying to impress Rachel Lindsey. It was probably because Rachel showed she isn’t playing around and will send a man home at the drop of a hat if she isn’t feeling it. Also, one of the fan favorite crazy contestants finally got the boot on the ABC competition show. Check out the biggest moments from Monday’s episode.
Samurai Jack may deal with some adult themes, but at its core, it is a cartoon. Its focus is on the action, the story and the occasional penis joke.
Each day at practice, the offensive line walks off the field together, laughing, joking and making comments to others still in drills.
I often think being gay is the most important part of my identity.
After last week’s cruel April Fools’ Day joke, Samurai Jack returned Saturday night with an episode that ventures into both a giant beast and the minds of those trapped inside.
The Athens County Republicans who gathered at the American Legion, 520 W. Union St., Thursday were in a good mood.
In 2010, while some people were watching viral videos such as the “Pants on the Ground” video or the Old Spice man on YouTube, Seth Baker found himself suddenly immersed in three hours of Red Bull’s BC One breaking competition, hanging onto every second.
Read about people's favorite joke.
"My favorite joke is probably the orange joke, the one that goes 'Orange you glad I didn't say banana?'" Emily McCarthy, a freshman studying visual communication
"I can't think of a joke off the top of my head honestly. My favorite comedian is Daniel Tosh. I think he's really funny just because he says a lot of things that a lot of people aren't ready for, just like out there jokes that a lot of people aren't expecting, I think he's pretty funny." Michael Bowman, a sophomore studying marketing and sports management
"I don't really have a joke... I basically come up with a witty response to whatever (people) say." Sean Miller, a sophomore studying sociology criminology
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