Remove your shoes and socks, readers, and let those plush fibers press between your toes. Courtesy of Whim contributor Matt Passet, it’s another installment of America’s favorite carpet-themed column… Shouts and Berbers.
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A Conversation Between Bob Marley and Bob Dylan – Two Bobs Answer the Question, “Is It Rolling?”
According to Matt Passet, the only Whim contributor that’s proud about having to he scrounging for his next meal, Bob Seger was unavailable for comment.
Continue to the full post→One Man’s Quest for the World’s Most Dangerous Game By Blake Manley
Danger is all around us, but few have the courage to seek it out. Daredevil and would-be reality star Blake Manley is one such person. Here are five of his most Dangerous exploits, as told to Whim’s Russell Brandom.
Continue to the full post→50 Least Infectious Diseases
Just in time for fall cold season, Whim presents a list of diseases classified by the NIH as being “hopelessly incurable.” Read only under the supervision of a physician or from the safety of quarantine.
Continue to the full post→Secret Societies: Which One Is Right for You?
Most folks consider themselves lucky if asked to join one secret society. However, if you’re the sort of person to whom people habitually reveal things, you may find yourself with a cornucopia of clandestine organizations to choose from, and little to direct you.
That’s why Whim’s Dan McCoy has assembled this handy guide. Commit it to memory, and the next time you find yourself in ceremonial robes, drinking the wine of brotherhood from a virgin’s skull, you won’t be thinking, “This just doesn’t feel me.” Choose wisely.
Continue to the full post→Point/Counterpoint: Conclusions
After a week filled with blood (sausage), (very little) sweat and (copious) tears, Whim’s first ever Point/Counterpoint debate concludes as Elliott and Brock each make token concessions to the other’s argument, yet remain fundamentally unchanged as to the validity of their own rhetoric.
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