We're In a Basement
When were queer people invented? Was it before or after sliced bread? In the basement, we ask the important questions.
This week, Colin tells the inspiring story of an Ancient Roman femme fatale, while Sierra reminisces on the gaudy luxury of the early 2000s. Join us as we discuss the insane capabilities of Gen Z, potential slogans for golden toilets, and how bookkeeping was so good in the year 200.
Buster Keaton was a man who hated peach trees, loved trains, and definitely should’ve died a lot earlier in his life than he did.
Sierra learns about vaudeville performers and the price of trains while Colin talks about Buster Keaton, a man who seems to have lived for way too long. We talk about gender reveal parties, the strength a child needs to pick up a brick, and how one man wrecked an entire river with a train.
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