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I created this map to see what would happen if US States merged with neighboring states. It was supposed to just be a map but it is no longer just a map. It grew into something much, much more entertaining.

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Star Trek Voyager fans have called Tuvok and Neelix, “The Odd Couple.” Here’s a crossover, moving the iconic Odd Couple opening theme from the 1970’s to the 24th century! What if the Delta Quadrant’s most hilarious and mismatched pair had their own sitcom? Exploring the Humor of Star Trek Voyager Inspired by the discussions on The Delta Flyers podcast (featuring Robert Duncan McNeill and…

The classic song “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” has been loved by people for years because of its message of hope. We’ve turned this famous song into a simple, five-line limerick. Our goal is to share a new take on its main idea: the wish to escape a dull reality for a world full of color and new possibilities. Somewhere Over the Rainbow Limerick Past the rainbow is where she'd be freeFrom a…

When rock stars were lost in the air,A nation felt sorrow and despair.McLean’s lyrical art,Touched every grieving heart,“Pie” helped the whole country to repair.

She thought, “Without him, I’d cease,”And longed for a moment of peace.But with vision so clear,They conquered all fear,And declared, “My own joy will increase!”

A young boy, quite green and naive,Met a cheerleader, bold, he’d believe.With a knowing sly glance,Showed him how to advance,His first time, her guidance to weave.

Young Freddie, with truths to confess,Felt his old self caused him distress.With a “Mama, I’m through,”A new path he’d pursue,Though the wind blew with societal stress.

For women whose hours were long,Were told that their efforts were wrong.No credit was given,They’re expected to live inA world where their strength is this song.

Tom Lehrer, with his wit quite refined,Sang of elements in a list quite aligned.But some isotopes there,Caused a chemist to stare,“Its atomic mass was never defined!”

A worrier, with feelings unclear,Said, “Our love, is it truly held dear?”But a voice strong and bright,Said, “With all of my might,My love will dispel all your fear!”

He gave her a feeling so grand,But she issued a firm reprimand.“My trust you must earn,A new leaf you must turn,Or my heart will stay out of your hand.

A dad, with his kin full of glee,To Minnesota they longed just to be.Past odd sights they did roam,To a stringy sphere’s home,A grand ball of twine they would see!

At the Italian place, love felt brand new,Like the finest red wine, its vintage so true.But life’s sauce can turn sour,Love lost in an hour,Yet friendship, like good wine, sees us through.

A singer whose feelings were deep,His promise of true love to keep.With a hopeful “Oh, do!”“Please just love me!” said you,For affection his heart would then leap.

A dancer declared with great glee,“My friends who won’t dance aren’t for me!We’ll go where we please,And groove with great ease,Where safety’s our guiding decree!”

His troubles, once distant and small,Now loomed, casting shadows on all.He longed for the day,When love was a play,And yesterday answered his call.

A young man with passion ablaze,For his love, went through quite a few phase.He begged, “Be my wife!”Then regretted his life,And for time’s swift conclusion did craze. Photo by Erik Mclean on Pexels.com