October 30th, 2011
By Dan Miller According to this article, apparently written by a high school student in New York, legislation has been passed in some districts of California and in the District of Columbia providing affirmative action protections to ugly people. The author opines, People do not have a say in whether they are going to be [...]
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Tags: affirmative action, discrimination, legislation, rights, SOB, ugly people
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October 18th, 2011
By Dan Miller One of the country’s greatest headlines ever appeared in Variety back in 1935, when the good folks of New Rochelle (then out in the boonies but only forty-five minutes from Broadway) did not much care for a new motion picture. The headline was, “Sticks Nix Hick Pix.” On October 14th, “Massachusetts Senate [...]
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Tags: campaign, Elizabeth Warren, headline, hicks, satire, Senate, Variety
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October 9th, 2011
By Dan Miller In a long anticipated announcement, the Federal Insect Board (FIB) today proclaimed that the Culex Mosquito is an endangered species. Since the Culex are small and difficult for lay-persons to distinguish from other types of mosquito, urgent steps are being taken to prevent the killing of all mosquitoes. In a related development, [...]
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Tags: children, election, mosquitoes, Obama, satire, Shakira, vegetables
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August 31st, 2011
By Tom Carter I realize that everyone has the right to believe in their own particular superstition religion and, at least in America, the right to engage in whatever goofy behavior their religion requires, as long as they don’t impinge on the rights of others. Once in a while, though, some ridiculous religious practice pops [...]
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Tags: Christian, modesty, Muslim, religion, rights, snakes, swimsuits, women
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August 20th, 2011
By Dan Miller These novel ideas are all workable and truly bipartisan; they should appeal to libruls and conservatives alike. The country needs productive jobs, not counter-productive jobs. During his bus tour of the hinterlands aboard a new $1.1 million bus made in Canada (“the perfect coach for entertainers, sports stars, NASCAR drivers, executive travel, [...]
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Tags: bus, business, green, jobs, Obama, overseas, plan, satire, unions, vacation
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July 16th, 2011
By Dan Miller BREAKING NEWS — further details when available. The bipartisan, post-racial Global Federation of Unicorns (GFUs) agreed today to arbitrate the debt limit crisis for us. It asks only that the results be final and binding on all parties. That seems reasonable because it will require a tremendous amount of work and unicorns [...]
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Tags: debt limit, Jackson Lee, Krugman, post-racial, race, satire, unicorns
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July 13th, 2011
By Dan Miller This is an advance text of the speech President Obama is scheduled to deliver to the nation following the partisan rejection of his final compromise to end the debt standoff and to ensure enduring national prosperity. Provided by a highly placed source at the White House who for obvious reasons insists on [...]
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Tags: campaign, debt limit, distortion, economy, satire, speech, unemployment
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June 23rd, 2011
By Dan Miller Sí se puede! Forget about the Sun. It vanishes at night when we need it most, is about ninety-three million miles away and neither what it does nor doesn’t do significantly affects whether Mother Earth has a chill or a fever; the Sun doesn’t care whether She perspires or shivers. Even if [...]
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Tags: anthropomorphic, change, children, climate, Gore, satire, warming
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June 23rd, 2011
By Tom Carter As the craziness of another presidential election year approaches, it’s certain that things will get progressively nuttier. We’re going to have a weakened and wounded incumbent president facing one of about a dozen Republican contenders, ranging from serious looking but vacuous guys with good hair through really serious guys with bad hair [...]
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Tags: 2012, candidates, Democrats, diapers, election, politicians, Republicans
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June 8th, 2011
By Dan Miller And the United Nations is there to provide them. According to a United Nations report released late last week (Friday, when nothing else newsworthy was happening), A United Nations report released Friday declares Internet access a human right. Presented to the General Assembly, the report by UN Special Rapporteur Frank La Rue [...]
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Tags: freedom, human rights, Human Rights Council, internet, satire, UN
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May 29th, 2011
By Tom Carter The great George Carlin died three years ago. Love him or hate him, he was a genius at compressing complex ideas into hilarious and often prickly comedy routines. This video is Carlin at his best (and, possibly, cleanest).
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Tags: George Carlin, modern man
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May 21st, 2011
By Dan Miller Everybody (except Israel) wants peace, freedom and democracy for all. Herr Hitler wrote Mein Kamph and many took it lightly; we were privileged to experience the pleasures of World War II. The Koran has some really cool, funny stuff as well; many take it lightly so that we may eventually experience similar [...]
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Tags: Fatah, Hamas, Israel, Jews, Muslims, satire, terrorism
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May 19th, 2011
By Tom Carter A small minority of Christians actually believes Jesus is coming back on May 21, 2011 — Saturday! They base this on the rambling Revelation of a kook old man writing in isolation on a Greek island a couple of thousand years ago, plus some other stuff in the Bible. It hasn’t been [...]
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Tags: Antichrist, apocalypse, Camping, extremism, predictions, rapture, religion
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May 5th, 2011
By Dan Miller Various reliable White House sources, under threat of suicide should they make it public in advance of delivery, have provided the following text of the address President Obama will soon deliver at Ground Zero. Due to the obvious sensitivities, we have placed the president’s remarks after the jump. If you believe you [...]
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Tags: address, Ground Zero, Islam, Muslims, Obama, Pakistan, satire, terrorism
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May 5th, 2011
By Tom Carter Seems the only thing people can agree on about the nation’s economic health is that the patient isn’t feeling well. Beyond that, diagnoses and prognoses and treatment regimens are all different, depending on the ideologies of the political physicians in attendance as well as the rubes in the hallway. The most logical [...]
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Tags: confusion, economy, ideology, partisanship, spending, statistics, taxes
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May 4th, 2011
By Dan Miller There has to be something to the bin Laden conspiracy theories! Having dined on a rich and varied feast of conspiracy theories since long before May Day, the Obama Administration has sensed the need to provide frequent updates to the bin Laden narrative for one of the following reasons: (a) to rebut [...]
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Tags: 9/11, bin Laden, Bush, conspiracy, satire, Sheehan, theories, unicorn
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April 26th, 2011
By Dan Miller In the grand march for human rights at the United Nations, the edicts of which trump our silly old Constitution, the regrettably backwards United States must cease her foot dragging. The Human Rights Council leads the way, although with little leadership from the socially regressive United States. The march to recognize the [...]
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Tags: discrimination, EPA, global warming, Muslims, natural born, PC, satire, UN
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April 21st, 2011
By Dan Miller If we’re gonna have a clown, we deserve a real one. Looking at the present situation in the United States — here is an example from California — my sense is reinforced that before we can realistically expect things to get better we have to make them stop getting worse — something [...]
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Tags: Brazil, foreign policy, Grumpy the Clown, President, satire, Tiririca, trade
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April 16th, 2011
By Tom Carter Looks like Donald Trump’s birther-fueled possible candidacy for president has diverted the media from their obsession with Charlie Sheen. It must be a real career-builder these days for a reporter to get assigned to the fruitcake beat…. Richard Cohen, Washington Post columnist, has weighed in on the nascent Trump candidacy, adding an [...]
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Tags: birther, candidate, germophobe, President, satire, Trump
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April 12th, 2011
By Dan Miller At a Seattle public school, Easter Eggs have apparently been banished and replaced with Spring Spheres. Although this will help students to enjoy the very educational Music of the Spheres, I wonder how schools can get away with disguising harmful high cholesterol eggs as something else. Sure, these weren’t real eggs — [...]
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Tags: Christmas, Easter, egg, hunt, satire, Seattle, spring sphere
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