Satirical

The Observable Collapse of Screwdriver Probability Fields
Quantum mechanics is spooky, as Einstein said. Of course, he was talking about quantum entanglement, in which a particle, observed, determines the status of the particle to which it is entangled.
By Gerard DiLeo2 years ago in Humor
Grillz Hills (Retirement Home for Sucka MCs)
The following is from the pamphlet provided by the Grillz Hills Retirement Home and Convalescent Centre. Hopefully, it may provide information about a long required service in the musical community.
By Kendall Defoe 2 years ago in Humor
And Now for Something Completely the Same
Monty Python's The Meaning of Life is a sketch comedy film that is not far removed from the legendary comedy troupe's classic BBC television series of the late sixties and early seventies--it has the same quasi-surrealist bent and the same level of pushing the absurd, grotesque, and insensible to the outer edges of acceptability as the "Flying Circus" did nearly a decade before. Of course, the very fact is that it's a motion picture, and so the censors are somewhat dispensed with and the writers can get on with the sorts of nasty and shocking things they wanted to do on the small screen, but just couldn't get away with.
By Tom Baker2 years ago in Humor
Earth Votes to Leave Galaxy
Dame Maggie Corvid, LAMN*: Lead Civil Service Specialist Advisor, UK Government Galactic Exit Group. Well, I see you've made up your mind now. I was in my garden talking to Lady Fenella Bicester about the council's plans to build a waste incinerator. It's on land they own next door to the village's sheltered housing units and that stuck-up old krone who urged the Parish Council to wave it through on the grounds she couldn't see it from her verandah, has changed her mind now on the grounds that she will be able to smell it instead.
By Ian Vince2 years ago in Humor
The Evolution of Humor: From Cavemen to Memes
Humor is a universal aspect of human culture, evolving over centuries to reflect changing social norms, values, and communication technologies. From the simple gestures of cavemen to the complex memes of the digital age, humor has played a crucial role in human society. This article explores the evolution of humor, tracing its development from its earliest forms to its modern manifestations.
By BLESSING COOL 2 years ago in Humor
Horoscopes for March
First Quarter Aquarius: You’ll be headhunted for a job at NASA, they’re looking for a new Chief Sanitation Engineer Pisces: This quarter you’ll resurrect the old sport Fox Tossing. As a means to please the alternative crowd, you’ll substitute the fox for a midget
By Alan Walker2 years ago in Humor
Why I Stopped Watching Football and Became a Sports Monk. Top Story - March 2024.
I watched the Ice Bowl on December 31, 1967, between the Green Bay Packers and the Dallas Cowboys. Every snap, every down, every tackle as the players rose ever more slowly throughout the game — the freezing temperatures doing to their limbs what a freezer does to a pork chop.
By Joe Luca2 years ago in Humor
Neighbors
Neighbors is a 1981 weirdo black comedy that was the final film appearance of the doomed John Belushi, who died of a heroin/cocaine speedball two and a half months after the film's release (March 13, 1982). Belushi was thirty-three years old, by the way, when he died. The film is notable for several reasons, one of which being it led to the band Fear, one of the great early powerhouse L.A. punk bands, being booked to "Saturday Night Live," where they infamously played a song as their fans started a miniature riot, (Apparently Ian McKaye, from Minor Threat, as well as members of the Cro-Mags were in the audience.)
By Tom Baker2 years ago in Humor
The Tool Tangle: A Hilarious Exchange Between Two Old Friends on the Wonders and Woes of Artificial Tools
In the cozy living room of a quaint cottage, Mildred and Gladys, two lively old friends with a flair for the dramatic and a love for gossip, found themselves embroiled in a spirited debate about the marvels and miseries of artificial tools.
By Amit Kumar Lahiri2 years ago in Humor
Fast Food Folly: A Hilarious Exchange Between Two Schoolboys on the Temptations and Tribulations of Fast Food
In the bustling cafeteria of Maplewood Middle School, Billy and Tommy, two mischievous schoolboys with a penchant for pranks and a love for lunchtime, found themselves embroiled in a spirited debate about the joys and perils of fast food.
By Amit Kumar Lahiri2 years ago in Humor
The Motivation Muddle: A Hilarious Exchange Between Two Old Friends on the Quirks of Motivational Speeches
In a quaint tearoom nestled in the heart of town, Mildred and Gladys, two spirited old friends with a penchant for tea and tales, found themselves engrossed in a lively discussion about the curious world of motivational speeches.
By Amit Kumar Lahiri2 years ago in Humor
The Job Hunt Jamboree: A Hilarious Exchange Between Two Old-Timers on Navigating the Technical Skill Maze
In a cozy corner of the local diner, Bert and Ed, two seasoned gentlemen with a penchant for pennywhistles and pondering life's puzzles, found themselves embroiled in a spirited debate about the perplexing world of job hunting in the digital age.
By Amit Kumar Lahiri2 years ago in Humor