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Sorry, Kyleri, but the weird old felon in the White House said so!

He signed an executive order in his first day or so back to polluting that rather important office that said that everyone in the country must identify by their gender at conception. The problem is, at that moment we're either female or genderless. Seems that whoever the clever boffin is that wrote that isn't too up on biology, genetics, or reproduction. Which is not in the least bit surprising.

This is a classic from Mitch Benn, whom I loved listening to on BBC Radio 4's The Now Show.

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(Satire from The God Podcast) This was just too funny not to share.

In a disturbing turn of events, former President Donald Trump has reportedly decided to hang Ohio Senator J.D. Vance. Sources inside Mar-a-Lago claim that Trump, in a fit of medieval inspiration, announced that he would host a "public hanging" to make an example out of Vance.

The shocking decision stems from Trump's realization that Vance, whom he just made his VP running mate last week, was a bad choice. With Trump no longer running against Joe Biden but against Kamala Harris, he believes Vance is too much of a "loser" and needs to be replaced with someone more suitable for the new political landscape.

"Trump was very clear," said an anonymous insider. "He said, 'I want to show everyone what happens when you cross me, and I need someone who isn't a total uggo weirdo to stand beside me.' It was like something out of Game of Thrones."

Adding to the chaos, it has come to light that Trump was completely unaware that Vance's wife is Indian, which is costing him with his base.

J.D. Vance, for his part, is reportedly under heavy security and has been advised to avoid all public appearances until further notice. "He's shaken, understandably," said a close aide. "No one expects to be threatened with hanging in modern American politics, especially by a former president."

Meanwhile, reactions from within the Republican party are overwhelmingly supportive. "It's just Trump being Trump," one senator remarked with a nervous laugh. "He probably means it metaphorically. Probably." The GOP members appear thrilled with Trump's decisive action, seeing it as a demonstration of his unwavering leadership. "We trust Trump to make the best decisions for the party," said another Republican representative. "His vision for America is what we need, and we'll follow wherever he leads."

Trump is reportedly already considering options to replace Vance, including musician Kid Rock, wrestling icon Hulk Hogan, and reality TV star Dog the Bounty Hunter. "Trump wants someone who has star power and can rally the base," the insider added.

Trump is reportedly planning the details of his "event." Sources suggest he’s considering a medieval-themed rally complete with gallows and a cheering crowd. "He wants to make a spectacle out of it," the insider added. "It’s all about the show."
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THIS IS A SERIOUS WARNING: go to the bathroom before seeing these videos, and don't drink anything while watching them. I am not responsible if you spray beverages on top of your monitor or computer!

The first two are embedded in Ars Technica articles, the third in a Tweet.

First up, a 30 second beer commercial:
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2023/05/ai-generated-beer-commercial-contains-joyful-monstrosities-goes-viral/

Next, we have Wil Smith eating spaghetti:
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2023/03/yes-virginia-there-is-ai-joy-in-seeing-fake-will-smith-ravenously-eat-spaghetti/


And finally, Pepperoni Hug Spot: "It's like family, but more cheese."
https://twitter.com/Pizza_Later/status/1650605646620794916
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You need one of these. Trust me.



Available at your nearest Rockwell dealer soon.

If you're a glutton or gluten-free for punishment, the transcript of what this guy says is under the cut.
Read more... )
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The question was, and I'm quoting it directly:

CAN YOU WRITE LIKE DONALD TRUMP?

My reply: Sadly, no, for I am literate and educated.

I was tempted to mention a Monty Python sketch, but I wanted to keep it to one line. In it, John Cleese is playing someone from the BBC, driving around this person whom he wants to be in a sketch. while they're riding around in traffic, he says "I wanted to be in programming, but alas, I have a degree."

One of the answers on the page was "He can write?", which I think is an accurate answer. I've never seen any examples except for his signature. All of his books are done by ghost writers. He just spews from his pie hole.
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We'll lead off with a Bohemian Rhapsody parody:


Followed with a very clever Spoonful of Sugar parody by a very charming Julie Andrews impersonator:


Our houseguest, Dave, found this on Facebook.

And finally, another brilliant Spoonful parody, only this one by Randy Rainbow, called A Spoonful of Clorox:


I found Randy's video from this HPuffPo link.
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A teen boy is going around a posh neighborhood, trying to earn some cash. Goes up to one house and rings the bell. The man of the house answers. Kid says "Mister, I'm trying to earn some money this summer, I'll do pretty much anything for $50." The man thinks for a minute then says "How about you paint the porch?" Kid immediately says "Sure!" The man goes out to the garage and gets the paint, brushes, dropcloth, ladder, etc. Goes back in the house and tells his wife. His wife is a little upset with her husband, says "Did you tell him the porch wraps around to the back?" Husband replies, "Kid didn't ask. It'll be a life lesson for him."

A couple of hours later, doorbell rings. The kid is there. "Done. Got some paint left over, and I even gave it two coats." The man is dumbstruck. How could the teen have done it so quickly?!

"And by the way, it wasn't a porch, it was a BMW."

* * * * *

A man is sitting in the bar after work at the end of a long week, nursing a martini. An amazing looking woman sways across the bar towards him, clearly a professional. Dressed to the nines, a definite eleven. She never loses eye contact. She sits on the stool next to him, slowly crosses her legs for maximum effect, and says "For two hundred dollars, I'll do anything you want. But you have to say it in three words."

He ponders for a moment, then reaches into his wallet and pulls out two crisp new one hundred dollar bills, and says "Paint. My. House."
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SOMEONE bought fat-free milk!

Can't stand the stuff, it's water with too little milk flavoring added and way too thin. I only drink whole milk, I can handle 2%, but the fat-free stuff is worthless IMO.

In Russet's defense, our preferred brand was out of stock, and she thought she was buying whole milk.

So I'm mixing it with whole milk, 2:1, and it's working acceptably. It'll take a week or so to finish off the carton, but I'm not going to waste it.

#firstworldproblems
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Brilliant dubbing!



EDIT: Forgot to thank [personal profile] motodraconis for posting it in the first place! [/facepalm]
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To encourage social distancing, the MLA style guide is going to put the extra space after the period back.

(not my joke, don't remember where I saw it. but I like it!)
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I don't know how to embed a Twitter video directly, so you have to click on the link. You don't need a Twitter account to view it.

It's quite brilliant, and takes place after Duncan's "accident".

https://twitter.com/anticapitalizm/status/1239300682882134017
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This is one fashion in which I've corrupted my wife: I can say something that others would consider a nonsequitur or just complete nonsense, just really weird stuff, and she'll recognize the thread, pick it up and run with it.

Last night I'm playing Lord of the Rings Online and I notice in the world chat someone says
What's Aragorn got to do with it?

I have no idea what the context of the message is, but I immediately reply
What's Aragorn but a second-hand emotion?

And shortly after appears
Who needs an Aragorn when an Aragorn can be broken!

And I cheered! Someone with a compatible insanity who could riff on a 35 year old Tina Turner track!
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I wrote and posted this last December, and as I am easily amused at times, I'm repeating it.

On the twelfth day of Christmas, I will have accumulated:
12 Drummers Drumming
22 Pipers Piping
30 Lords a Leaping
36 Ladies Waiting
40 Maids a Milking
42 Swans a Swimming
42 Geese a Laying
40 Golden Rings
36 Calling Birds
30 French Hens
22 Turtle Doves
12 Partridges in Pear Trees

With 34 drummers and pipers, you have enough for a good band, presuming that they're pretty good, so they can probably earn their keep. Add some electric guitars and you have the Red Hot Chili Pipers (a real band). Housing would be an issue. The lords can probably be ransomed back to their families, likewise the ladies in waiting, though maybe they came from a not-so-wealthy underclass. The maids presumably come with the cows that they're milking, so the question is whether 40 cows would produce enough dairy products to pay for their needs or are they going to be a net loss, plus housing for the maids and barns for the cows, we'll ignore the distribution problems but maybe the drummers and pipers can handle that during the off-season, which would give plenty of time for the cheese to mature. I'm not sure if swans lay eggs, the geese are obviously doing so, so that's probably a net profit, but maybe not initially. The golden rings are easily sold or given away as gifts. With 100 calling birds, French hens, turtle doves, and partridges: I think you have a fairly well-stocked larder if they're butchered and preserved properly, and the twelve pear trees would be a nice starter orchard. Maybe start a bed & breakfast, which would put the maids to further utility. You might get desperate for new fowl and pear recipes after awhile, but if the B&B makes money, you're probably good.

So assuming royalties on performances and recordings from the band, at least from Scotland and the renaissance festival circuit, decent ransoms from the lords and ladies, I think this would be a profitable venture if you had enough acreage to house it all. In fact, if the lords are particularly acrobatic, you might be able to also package them for a ren fest act, assuming a few weren't wanted back by their families, which is likely. It would probably be best to keep the lords away as much as possible: 30 lords would lead to a lot of scheming and rebellion, it would just not be worth the trouble.
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LOL! My wife came across an article saying that Scalia had resigned from the Supreme Court and we were discussing whether it was April Fool's Day. Turns out this guy is a moderately wry humorist.

I thought this one was quite cute.

http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/borowitzreport/2013/03/ryan-budget-plan-gets-endorsement-from-ayn-rand.html

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