A bright green plastic bottle of “Dirty Mountain Dew – Cream Soda Dew” stands upright on grass outdoors. The label is clearly visible, and the background is softly blurred, showing trees, houses, and a few parked cars on a sunny day.
Didn't think we needed pornographic Dew, but here we are.
Cherry Cherry. The blossoms in Jackson Park.
Divvy also hit 1,000,000 rides for 2026 this morning!
When your governor is in on the joke
Watching Rachel and Ross pretty much was a game show
Still frame from Peanuts Unleashed
I like the “Snoopy Unleashed” title. Solves the awareness problem of the last film (and its various localized names), while playing up the most recognizable character globally - assuming we see a theatrical release.
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I remember my summer camp counselor reading this book to our cabin every night for a week.
Bio understands proper trash can photography.
A Lycos-branded webpage with a black dog silhouette logo at the top, a search bar beneath it, and a pink alert box centered on the page. The alert announces that Angelfire and Tripod will shut down within 30 days and urges users to move their hosting. A grayscale cityscape fills the background. If you want a shorter, punchier version or one tuned for social platforms, I can generate that too — just pick short version or social-friendly.
The old Web is dying
A brown and orange sign for White Hen Pantry Deli.
I'm feeling nostalgic for White Hen Pantry this morning.
Yes.
A billboard on the CTA green line tracks reads "You: Spending $36 to rideshare to brunch Also you: Why is my bank account so low? Save money. Do more. Ride CTA"set against a blue background with several mimosas
Got 'em
Relatable content
Okay CTA. This is a good sign.
The wait is almost over: Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse Versus the Mouseton Society of Evil, an epic Disney adventure full of out-of-this-world twists by Johan Pilet and Nicolas Pothier, is out 4/28! https://ow.ly/20e250YGPH9
Physical media for the win. Always.
The US Postal Service is more profitable than OpenAI.
The Emmy-nominated “It's the Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown” was first broadcast on April 9, 1974. It was the 12th prime-time Peanuts TV special and the last one to feature Todd Barbee as the voice of Charlie Brown.
The 28th Virginia battle flag is a Confederate battle flag that belonged to the 28th Virginia Infantry Regiment. Captured by the 1st Minnesota Infantry Regiment at the Battle of Gettysburg, the flag was brought to Minnesota and exhibited at the state's capitol for several years before passing into the permanent collection of the Minnesota Historical Society after 1896 where it has remained since.
Happy Confederate Surrender Day from Minnesota where we still have your goddamn flag and we’re not giving it up.
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Tonight’s dumb napkin cartoon…
Absolutely incredible Nutella ad.
And then in 2024… www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie...
Later in 2025… deadline.com/2025/11/view...
Beverly Cleary knew this in 1982.
Screenshot of a mobile app interface (likely Bluesky) in dark mode. At the top is the time (8:16), signal, Wi-Fi, and battery icons. The main navigation shows tabs labeled “For You,” “Popular With Friends,” and “Quiet Posters,” with “For You” selected. A banner message reads: “The laws in your region require you to verify you’re an adult to access certain features. Tap to learn more.” A shield icon appears next to the message, with an “X” to dismiss it.
Traveling with the fam for spring break and learning that Ohio is one of those stupid age verification states.
VPNing for Bluesky use, I guess 🤷♂️
Ha!
So we get 2 alternate WSLP universes in a matter of months... The Raven and nuclear bombs.
I like this trend! 😜
The joke of them even caring would be more fitting if posted on the 1st 😜
A brochure titled “You Don’t Have To Fall” sits in a clear display holder among other pamphlets. The cover shows two older adults walking hand in hand along a grassy path surrounded by trees. The subtitle reads “Life in Balance: A Roadmap to Safety & Independence for Seniors and Their Families.”
Oh sure, now you tell me!
Four-panel Peanuts comic strip. Linus runs excitedly, shouting “Is it? It is!” and tells Lucy, “He’s coming! He’s coming!” Lucy guesses the Easter Beagle, then the Great Pumpkin, and Linus rejects both. When she asks who, Linus announces, “The April Fool!!” In the final panel, Snoopy appears in a clown costume with a party hat, glasses, and a red nose, while Charlie Brown sighs, “Why can’t I have a normal dog like everyone else?”
Niche Peanuts holiday character who did NOT get a TV special!
(April 7, 1979)
