December 31,
Year in Review 2019 and Decade In Review 2010s
From there, I got a ring proposed in March, graduated college the next December, got a job and got married in 2011, got Charlie in 2012, bought a house in 2013, had a kid in 2015, moved and helped Jessie start law school also in 2015. Most of the rest can be pieced together from previous years-in-review. Basically, we have all come a long way, and it has been a great decade.

Year-in-Review 2016, or The Last Thing Anyone Wants To Read Right Now
Having a toddler means I don’t get out as much as I used to, so my Official Dad Best-Of–2016 awards go to Deadpool, the new Ghostbusters, and the newest season of The Venture Brothers. Rogue One was also pretty good.
The Rest Of The World
Professionally, and for the world in general, it has been a goddamn nightmare.
Here’s my list of (mostly terrible) things that happened, month by month, with some good tweets for flavor. I’ll try to avoid the elephant in the room.2
- January
- these jamokes
- RIP Bowie
- Michael Bay made a goddamn Benghazi movie
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This is like watching the crew of the Nostromo debate the alien that's going to eat them. #GOPDebate pic.twitter.com/lDLLZ1guJN
— Gerry Duggan (@GerryDuggan) January 15, 2016
- February
- Disney panhandles to its own employees for PAC money
- FBI messes up investigation, tries to force Apple to bail them out. See: my encryption take
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"okay ted, do some standing"
"got it. normal human standing" pic.twitter.com/wwORslEUdb— matt 💀 lubchansky (@Lubchansky) February 3, 2016
- March
- The NSA panopticon begins formally spilling over into other law enforcement (I see you NSA angel)
- Lawmaker hubris tested by legalizing raw milk, receiving foodborne illness from said milk
- SinbadPix
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Can't argue with facts pic.twitter.com/xrBXnQcGyl
— Jacy Catlin (@ieatanddrink) March 14, 2016
- April
- RIP Prince
- Found out cops took more than robbers did last year
- The average webpage is now the size of DOOM. We passed SimCity 2000 a while ago
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This barred list from the Half Moon pub in Herne Hill is incredible, it's like a Guy Ritchie casting call pic.twitter.com/249PZqclwv
— Santero (@djsantero) April 12, 2016
- May
- Parody pundit does better than Nate Silver at primary predictions
- Another parody account is hacked by ISIS
- June
- RIP Ali
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Wise words, child. pic.twitter.com/BcKMXlcGpr
— Dick King-Smith HQ (@DickKingSmith) June 3, 2016
- July
- Pokemon Go begins corrupting our youth
- There is no good way to say all lives matter
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A really sharp cartoon about true inclusion. pic.twitter.com/zYTllR0Erh
— Steve Silberman (@stevesilberman) July 28, 2016
- August
- September
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this is the best screensaver cos whenever i get a notification, Kanye holds it up for me pic.twitter.com/W3bpDt82MA
— mb (@michaellbutlerr) September 29, 2016
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- October
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am i horseback riding or am i tripping balls pic.twitter.com/I0CYTwer32
— Lisa Hanawalt (@lisadraws) October 15, 2016
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- November
- RIP Leonard Cohen
- RIP Democracy, probably
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did you guys see this??? pic.twitter.com/FGd4nYgHPT
— Avery Monsen (@averymonsen) November 16, 2016
- December
- What it looks like when hate gets rebranded
- RIP George Michael
- RIP Carrie Fisher & Debbie Reynolds
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Can't help but feel we're playing with fire here. pic.twitter.com/dqbYSmwLkx
— Niall Gooch (@niall_gooch) December 19, 2016
And I’m pretty sure nothing else happened. May we all take these lessons into the next year, lest history repeats.
Finally caught up on Game of Thrones, so 2016 is allowed to start now

New year’s flights of bourbon barrel ales – with Jessamine, Rajtarun, and Jeff at The Pint
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