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names

February 3, 2006

List: Unlikely World War II Fighter Squadron Names

by Ken Feinleib
December 23, 2005

List: Possible First Names for Count Chocula

by Adam Selzer
November 18, 2005

List: Intimidating But Rejected Sports-Team Names

by Richard Long
October 13, 2005

List: Five Ill-Fated Store Names

by V. Einstein
October 12, 2005

List: The Names of the President and the Members of the Presidential Cabinet According to the Etymological Backgrounds of Their First and Last Names, and of Their Middle Names When Available

by Jørgen G. Cleemann
August 10, 2005

List: Seven Band Names That Would Be Impossible to Book

by Mike Hampton
June 24, 2005

List: The Extended Family of Thespian Rip Torn

by Patrick Cassels
June 3, 2005

List: Fish Names That Sound Like Unfortunate 7th-Graders

by Jeanne P. Fratello
May 3, 2005

List: Last Names Clearly Derived From Ancestral Professions

by Sam Means
March 15, 2005

List: Names That Could Possibly Pass as Cries of Passion If Accidentally Yelled During Sex With Anyone Not So Named

by Emily Lloyd

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February 13, 2019

Don’t Get Married Before You Live Together

by Ginny Hogan
February 8, 2019

List: Word Problems for the Race Conscious

by Dymir Arthur
January 30, 2019

Monologue: I Am a Stryker-X Assault Backpack, and This Airport Lounge Is an Insult

by Tom Ellison
February 19, 2019

Don’t Let the Pigeon Build a Border Wall!

by Clancy Tripp

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February 21, 2019

We’re Parents of Young Children and We Binge-Watch TV Minutes at a Time

by Blake Kimzey
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by Gwen Thomas
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Monologue: Hi, I’m an Empath Now

by Melanie LaForce
February 20, 2019

Despite 45 Male and Predominantly White U.S. Presidents In a Row, It Is a Terrible Idea to Prefer a Candidate Based On Their Gender or Race

by Sheri Flanders