Category: Humor/Fiction

The pigs, who were generally more clever than the other animals, developed a set of commandments expressing the farm’s guiding political philosophy…

I mean, people — humans — usually play by the rules. Not always, of course. Especially, politicians and pharmaceutical companies might fudge the rules now and then…

It’s truly a mysterious world, for me at least, and maybe also for other Daily Post readers who, like me, have been careful to avoid the green-colored Froot Loops…

California doesn’t currently have enough water for anyone to get excited about, but they have bacon. For the moment. That’s probably going to change…

After Chaitra misspelled ‘neroli oil’, Zaila won the big trophy by correctly spelling ‘murraya’ — a genus of Asiatic tress with pinnate leaves…

Certain scholars, who claim to be able to understand Paradise Lost in spite of the challenging spelling and grammar, have argued that Satan manipulated the vote…

As far as I can tell, there’s no scientific proof that fat people are happier than skinny people, but it would seem like a simple thing to find out…

And then I heard it again. Yes. No mistaking. That was definitely a female yelling “help….”

But obviously, judging from the number of small flying insects that get added to the web every day, someone is not paying attention…

I guess technically, the President wasn’t saying that Facebook is killing everybody. Only certain people…

I assume this phenomenon has been accompanied by a sharp increase in Netflix subscriptions…

It seems that this California program is actually working, because Governor Newsom posted this authentic testimonial from one of his constituents…

Another abnormal thing, is protesters standing around outside the stadium, with banners written in English and Japanese…

Marty waved a hand in my direction. “Are we okay, talking with this guy in the room?” he queried…

Space is now the final tourism frontier. And tourists — especially, very wealthy tourists — don’t want to be crammed into a space capsule…

What is sentience? As suggested by Charles Darwin 150 years ago, it’s the ability to feel “pleasure and pain, happiness and misery…”