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Dahlia Gallin Ramirez

What We Did Before the Sandwich

Top bread only (bottom bread was a chair). Or rocks!

Bonus Daily Cartoon: Locations of Classified Documents

Time to clean under your bed.

I Kissed a Lot of Frogs (So That You Don’t Have To)

I can’t explain it exactly, but he made me feel very beautiful.

How Celebrities Are Saving Water During the Drought

“I’m selling the zinc mine that I co-own with Brad Pitt. I guess I’ll get my zinc somewhere else.”

Road Signs for Your Co-Workers

Piggybacking off what Carol said, maybe it would be best to avoid U-turns. I don’t know. Tom, what do you think?

Mom Décor: Things Actually at My Mom’s House, Lovingly Documented with Her Permission

A basket of flutes, a basket of wigs, some picture frames with no pictures . . .

Ten Surprising Signs That She’s Into You

There’s more than one way to show love.

A Roundup of Diabolical Paper-Towel Dispensers

Good luck drying those hands. You’re gonna need it.

The Impossible Caption Contest

There are no submissions, no finalists, and no votes—but there are winners.

The Internet Decided I Needed a Vortex Hoodie

The Internet knows me really, really well.

Right Product, Wrong Package

Introducing roll-on Worcestershire sauce, the goat-cheese wallet, and many more!

Fake Pandemic Introvert vs. Real Introvert

No post today. The real introvert ran out of yeast and flour long ago.

A Million Big Pretty Tiny Little Lies Everywhere

The new TV lineup from the networks that brought you your favorite shows will have everyone talking.

Cocaine Hippos and Mafia Parrots: How Drug Lords Saved the Planet

A flock of tough-ass birds discovered in the Traiano area of Naples were trained to answer the phone with “I’m gonna kill you.”

Dolls That Failed

Why there are no toy dolls modelled on old men, menopausal women, or angry newborns.

A Treasury of Rare Medical Magazines

From Diarrhea Now to Modern Hirsute to The American Journal of Women’s Arms, here are some underappreciated periodicals to help you pass the time while you age.

What We Did Before the Sandwich

Top bread only (bottom bread was a chair). Or rocks!

Bonus Daily Cartoon: Locations of Classified Documents

Time to clean under your bed.

I Kissed a Lot of Frogs (So That You Don’t Have To)

I can’t explain it exactly, but he made me feel very beautiful.

How Celebrities Are Saving Water During the Drought

“I’m selling the zinc mine that I co-own with Brad Pitt. I guess I’ll get my zinc somewhere else.”

Road Signs for Your Co-Workers

Piggybacking off what Carol said, maybe it would be best to avoid U-turns. I don’t know. Tom, what do you think?

Mom Décor: Things Actually at My Mom’s House, Lovingly Documented with Her Permission

A basket of flutes, a basket of wigs, some picture frames with no pictures . . .

Ten Surprising Signs That She’s Into You

There’s more than one way to show love.

A Roundup of Diabolical Paper-Towel Dispensers

Good luck drying those hands. You’re gonna need it.

The Impossible Caption Contest

There are no submissions, no finalists, and no votes—but there are winners.

The Internet Decided I Needed a Vortex Hoodie

The Internet knows me really, really well.

Right Product, Wrong Package

Introducing roll-on Worcestershire sauce, the goat-cheese wallet, and many more!

Fake Pandemic Introvert vs. Real Introvert

No post today. The real introvert ran out of yeast and flour long ago.

A Million Big Pretty Tiny Little Lies Everywhere

The new TV lineup from the networks that brought you your favorite shows will have everyone talking.

Cocaine Hippos and Mafia Parrots: How Drug Lords Saved the Planet

A flock of tough-ass birds discovered in the Traiano area of Naples were trained to answer the phone with “I’m gonna kill you.”

Dolls That Failed

Why there are no toy dolls modelled on old men, menopausal women, or angry newborns.

A Treasury of Rare Medical Magazines

From Diarrhea Now to Modern Hirsute to The American Journal of Women’s Arms, here are some underappreciated periodicals to help you pass the time while you age.