Ryan Menezes is a data journalist who contributes to Cracked and the Los Angeles Times. With a wide range of topics, his articles explore everything from quirky and humorous subjects to current events and societal trends. Ryan's unique perspective and ability to uncover hidden truths make his writing engaging and thought-provoking.
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Yeah yeah, getting shot is bad. But let’s talk for a second about rats
September is here. It’s the time of the year when students return to school, which is a shame, because the only education they truly need is a selection of seemingly unconnected trivia facts. They can learn about bats, birds and brains. They might even learn a little something about the history of education itself.
You live in this hole. Your children will live in this hole. There is no escape
Fashion changes over time. We’re pretty sure that’s formally baked into the definition of the word. If you open a portal to the past and walk through dressed in whatever new creation the folks at Fashion Week just unveiled, imagine how confused everyone would be. The people who greet you would probably say, “Holy shit, it’s a demon!” And they’ll kill you — with a rock.
Occasionally, you should put your phone away and touch grass. Unless, of course, someone says you have to. If that happens, it’s your duty to stay extra online for the next few minutes, just to spite the people trying to control you.
If you have gumption and pluck, you might go straight to jail
We found something that made no sense 30 years ago and makes even less sense now
Imagine having to pay a fee for sunlight.
There’s a reason sitcoms are so formulaic, and it has to do with tech
The first drinking game was invented in the year 3500 B.C., when people at a party ran out of things to talk about. We’ve continued these games ever since. The issue isn’t that we need an excuse to drink. We’d drink regardless. We just believe that drinking is more fun sometimes with codified rules.
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