Local Woman Sets Bar for Romantic Partner On Ground; Local Man Starts Digging
âYâknow, I saw that she wanted me to treat her with a modicum of respect, and I was like, woah bitch, youâre kinda asking a lot. Crazy much?â
âYâknow, I saw that she wanted me to treat her with a modicum of respect, and I was like, woah bitch, youâre kinda asking a lot. Crazy much?â
âUncle Bob just drinks consistently throughout dinner, but occasionally he says âCheers!â and clinks his wine glass and his vodka tonic together before downing both,â says Brenda.
Your Uncle Luis then stood up and took away the bottle of wine and is said to have reassured the room that this was Lydiaâs first time drinking since giving birth to your baby cousin, Tommy.
“Basically, if you bring up anything except the weather heâll start shaking uncontrollably.â
âNorthwesternâs overreliance on outside zones cannot continue into the second decade of the 21st century.â
Yes, let me assure you, I will certainly not be getting Disney Plus â or, as I think it should be called, Lib-ney Plus!
NUPD released a statement on Tuesday night that theyâd caught a Mr. Johnny âThe Mouse*â Bilderson, Evanstonâs most prolific criminal. Mr. Bilderson has 0 robbery charges, 1 money laundering charge, and 17 loitering charges on his rap sheet, making him the most dangerous criminal in Evanston history. Johnny was caught when it was revealed heâd been laundering money for the various Evanston crime families (colloquially known as âfraternitiesâ) through a âTake a Penny, Leave a Pennyâ service in a deli
Matthew Steinway, a junior majoring in Creative Writing, has written the next great American novel after a 76-hour writing session fueled by mango-flavored vodka and microwavable Lean Cuisine meals. With baggy eyes and jittery hands, Matthew tells the Flipside, âThe writing I produced during the session will be regarded as the literary event of the millennium. It is an anti-war, anti-capitalism, both pre- and postmodernist hodgepodge that explores the deepest roots of what it means to be human, as well
Weâre not going to let little things like âjournalistic integrityâ and ârestraining ordersâ stop us.
The Doily will still publish online every day, but print editions will only come out once every six years due to editorsâ commitments to crocheting cute little lace covers for every single copy.