satire – The Double Thumb

Unsponsored Content: Bill O’Reilly’s New Book

May 17, 2016 // 0 Comments

There is no doubt that Bill O'Reilly is a polarizing figure. We here at the Double Thumb try to remain politically neutral, yet we still believe that the chance of getting paid by a major publisher to promote this book far outweighs any attempt at moral objectivity. [...]

The Florida Manatee Challenge Part 3: A Trip to the Zoo

February 2, 2016 // 2 Comments

OK, so my manatee hunt hit a pretty big snag right from the start. Mainly that I had no idea where to find a manatee. I was pretty sure that they were mostly aquatic, but that was about all I had to go off of. [...]

The Florida Manatee Challenge Part 2: The Rules

January 19, 2016 // 2 Comments

I first learned about the Florida Manatee Challenge from my buddy Husk. I call him that because he doesn't have a soul. Still a good guy though, if you don't happen to have anything he wants. [...]

The Florida Manatee Challenge

January 12, 2016 // 1 Comment

Ah, the Sunshine State! It's called that because the sun is billions of years old and so is the majority of the population of Florida. [...]

Grand Theft Auto 5 is So Realistic I Became Friends With It

April 23, 2015 // 1 Comment

A weird feeling of unease had started to gnaw its way into my gut. This was starting to feel a little too realistic. [...]

Knocking Kids Off Bicycles and Other Fun Uses For Your Leftover Easter Eggs

April 7, 2015 // 5 Comments

If you're like me and you muscled your way past the children in the family in order to collect the most Easter eggs, then right now you've probably got more hard boiled eggs than you know what to do with. [...]

Art: Four Bricks and Stick

November 19, 2013 // 0 Comments

For the uninitiated reader, the following review techniques might seem a tad over-zealous. Thus, let me forestall any confusion: I, Mona St. Westberg, Reviews of the Month [...]

Halloween Candy!

October 29, 2013 // 0 Comments

Awww, yeah ladies! You know what time it is? It’s Chris Derricks-thirty! That’s right! I’m straight back from my house arrest, and ready to slip my turgid review right [...]

Dysentery Arises

May 24, 2013 // 0 Comments

Way back in 1981, when progressive rock titans Dysentery Arises announced they had a vision for a career-spanning nine-album conceptual rock opera, there were few who thought [...]

Book: Life is Hard and I am Sad

March 5, 2013 // 2 Comments

Where once I could create an insightful and entertaining introduction paragraph, now that ability, along with what I assume are several other important cognitive functions, [...]