Balloon madness, bad army men rip-offs, Canadian content, eh? and specific instructions on how to burn down your neighborhood.
Right Angle: Backstage 02/14/23
Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain!
Balloon madness, bad army men rip-offs, Canadian content, eh? and specific instructions on how to burn down your neighborhood.
They came after Star Trek. They came after Star Wars. They came after Ghostbusters… but this is where we stand! This is where we fight! No Grease for you, woke zombies!
Bill is one of millions of Americans for whom the prescription drug Adderall has been a godsend. And now there isn’t any. NONE. What if this happens to other medications?
Do you find it tedious and boring to have to keep raising the debt ceiling by eighty-something times since it was put in place? Slow Joe thinks so.
Another thoroughly logical, compact and easy-to-follow romp, from Artificial Intelligence, to Lewis and Clark, wrist watch health monitors and Grease. Lots of Grease this week.
It’s a psychological weapon, and a very effective one. Bill and Zo get personal on this one.
Steve Green reports that a number of Starbucks coffee shops in the San Francisco area are cutting back on…furniture?
A recent study indicates that performing acts of kindness seems to be effective at reducing the symptoms of chronic depression.
It’s one thing to see the woke agenda taken down a peg, but when they resort to stunts like this…
All this and so much less on this members-only edition of Right Angle: Backstage.
“Hello, Average American Taxpayer. This is your Federal Government. Seems you owe us $246,867. When may we expect your check?”
Aretha Franklin has been politely asked to no longer sing her signature hit (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman… because the non-natural woman lobby find it offensive.
USA today reported that the Monterey Park shooting was a result of Anti-Asian hate AFTER they knew the shooter was Asian.
Your weekly dose of assorted shenanigans and hijinks made possible by you, for you.
A recent public brawl has Bill reflecting on how his own ego turned out to be his own worst enemy.