Sour looks from store managers as I took a photograph of a booze ad celebrating the right to assembly. They didn’t seem like they understood the irony.

These sunglasses style bag clips are clever and cute and all but I’m not sure I’d appreciate my bag of red hot fried cheese puffs sitting on a table looking at me, then over at my bottle of insulin, than back at me again all disappointed like.

Received this self-congratulatory public relations-minded ad at the register after my purchase at the grocery store yesterday. Arrowhead (or the vendor they pay) informing the public that their water bottles use recycled plastic. The amount of paper wasted telling the public how much they care for the environment is an irony that is undoubtedly lost on Arrowhead. They also place the onus for them to continue using recycled materials on the customer, participation conditional on the amount of plastic returned by consumers.

Do the math: 6 inches of paper x 3000 customers per store x 2800 stores = THOUSANDS of miles of useless paper ads a day that is generated by a company that celebrates as a selling point they are environmentally responsible.

Great retro spaceship logo

Work it

What up Local Comic Book Store flipping it upside down and making people think it’s a different issue or variant cover and not saying anything but giving them a side-eye when they buy multiple copies because they aren’t paying full attention just like you did years ago with Marvel Double-Shot.

Yes I have eaten these

We call this FREEDOM CHEESE because there is no such thing as a yellow American.

Is it an Valentine OWL or is it a Valentine E.T.?