A parody Satan’s Twitter account had been gaining more and more popularity but at some point, it was taken down from the website, forcing him to move his operations to Instagram, where he continues to deliver sassy insults and clever insights to this day.
Category: Nonsense
“Now’s your chance to own a larger-the-life version of The Hoff from Spongebob the Movie. You can also bid on his KITT Knight Rider car.”
“DR has a new animated series aimed at four- to eight-year-olds about John Dillermand, the man with the world’s longest penis who overcomes hardships and challenges with his record-breaking genitals.”
“I call on all American patriots to submit to the will of my insectile servants and ensure Donald Trump retains his rightful place as president of the United States”
Most foods fail to predict the future. Tea leaves? Fickle. Fortune cookies? Mass produced nonsense.
But the asparagus never lies. That is just good science.
“Jemima says she is ‘world-famous’ as the planet’s only ‘asparamancer’”
Pretty cute. Toward the middle of the game they even play a little D.
‘We don’t see breasts and buttocks anymore’
Russian commentator accuses Eteri Tutberidze of making figure skating a teenage sport
“Billie Eilish went ahead and took part in the ‘Post a Picture Of’ Instagram challenge going on RN, and it somehow resulted in her losing 100k followers—seemingly all because she posted some drawings of breasts. No words, but to quote Billie herself, ‘y’all babies smh.'”
This idea sounds good to me. I look forward to flying into Douchebag International.
Your tax dollars at work.
Fair warning: You are still forbidden to impersonate all other Smokeys, like:
or this Smokey:
or this Smokey:
or of course, Smokey Stover
TRIVIA: It was the Smokey Stover cartoons in the 1930s that created the term “foo fighters”
The surreal nonsense of the Smokey Stover strips was still appearing weekly in the Sunday comics when I was a kid, and I always found the strip bizarrely entertaining, even though all the inside jokes were lost on me.
“Iowa Democratic Party officials sense that there may be a problem with their new “app” when it declares that the winner of the state’s caucuses, with 43 million delegates, is Walter Mondale, followed by the Houston Astros”
“We’re trying to think of something nice to say about 2020. Okay, here goes: Nobody got killed by the murder hornets. As far as we know. That’s pretty much it.”
“Shia LaBeouf Was Seen Making Out With Margaret Qualley At LAX”
How does he keep picking up gorgeous women when there are so many available details about his former misadventures?
Isn’t it always the last place you look?
“Despite the Last Supper having taken place in Roman-occupied Jerusalem, 40-year-old amateur archaeologist and longtime enthusiast of grail lore Barrie-Jon Bower believes that the grail in fact lies buried in a secret crypt beneath a river in the West London suburb of Hounslow.”
I had my money on Poughkeepsie, NY, right behind the Market Street Sunoco. According to the legends of the Wappinger tribe, that’s just where it was buried by Joseph of Arimathea’s ne’er-do-well brother, Chuck of Arimathea, the first non-native to sail to America, a century and a half before Columbus. Although many of the early explorers were worshiped by the natives as gods, Chuck was so obviously inept that he was actually scorned as an inferior and had to conclude his life as a humble tradesman, selling and repairing used moccasins.
“For the past four years, I have worked tirelessly to keep our schools free from education. It deeply saddens me to think that all of my hard work will go to waste.”
“To hear some folks on the fringe tell it, the U.S. Geological Survey, which reported the Dec. 9 earthquake, wasn’t telling everything. What really happened, they say, is that the U.S. military dropped a bunker-buster bomb on a hidden horde of 50,000 Chinese troops.”
It is wise to remember the words of the world’s wisest philosopher:
“There is no idea too daft for people to believe and even take credit for.”
If that person is a guy, your problem is solved. (Provided you have an extra three million to blow.)
I’ll have you know that this won the Oshkosh Golden Wrench Award, one of the most prestigious wrench awards in the greater Lake Winnebago area.
“It was raining poop” declared one Cleveland denizen, apparently without that much surprise because, hey, it’s Cleveland.
God bless mother nature, she’s a single woman too
She took off to heaven and she did what she had to do
She taught every angel, she inspired every bird
So that each and every person could find a perfect turd
Oh, it’s rainin’ poop
Hallelujah.
… and says, “Can I get some service here.”
Clerk says, “Sir, you can stay, but your unsightly friend has to leave.”
Guy says, “It says at the door I can bring a service animal.”
Clerk says, “I was talking to the camel.”
(Rimshot)
In Nevada, “a CAMEL walks into a Bath and Body Works with its owner.”
I guess it was Hump Day.
Huh? I thought Dan Quayle was retired.
Background: I was living in Norway when the beloved king died in January of 1991. I forget his name, but probably Olav. All Norwegians are required to be named Olav or Tor at birth, based on the same European law that requires all Finns to be named Pertti or Jakko, all Irishmen to be named Sean or Patrick, and all Austrians to be named Franz, without exception.
Anyway, because it was the time of the Gulf War, Bush the Elder needed to send somebody inessential to represent the USA, so Dan Quayle was dispatched to the funeral ceremonies. Perfect choice. As I recall, Quayle’s middle name was actually Inessential. Although he was somehow a hair’s-breadth from the presidency, his level of incompetence would have been seat-filler at the Oscar ceremonies.
The problem in Norway was that Quayle was inessential for a very good reason – he was dumb as a box of rocks. He attended the funeral in a tan summer suit and street shoes.
In Oslo.
In January.
To a state funeral.
Within a few minutes in Oslo, his pants were covered with slush and he looked like a little kid who went out to play in the snow in his big boy pants, but without his boots. Plus there was the whole wacky move of wearing tan to a funeral. Talk about time for Bugs Bunny to appear and declare “what a maroon.” And that is how Norwegians probably picture Americans to this day.
(For a few weeks afterwards, we American expats were all pretending to be Canadian. It’s easy to do. Just say “oat” instead of “out,” “a boat” instead of “about,” make every sentence into a question ending with “eh?” – and apologize for everything.)
In a figurative sense, perhaps they all are, but this one is literally full of crap.
HALLELUJAH, the end of 2020 is finally here! Fusing together the elements of lights, music, and #portapotties, the #JingleJohns have officially set a World Record for the most animated faces on a single holiday light display. pic.twitter.com/Hff1PGDXbd
— Service Sanitation (@ServiceSan) December 8, 2020
To be fair, the little nipper probably homed right in on the only job Harry is qualified for.
His campaign may not have been a hole in one, but @realDonaldTrump is now on course to dedicate more of his time to his favourite sport as #MadameTussaudsLondon re-dresses his figure in golfing attire to reflect his potential 2021 wardrobe 📷 @PA pic.twitter.com/pGUs8jKOnW
— Madame Tussauds London (@MadameTussauds) November 7, 2020
I don’t know whether I really give a crap, but I don’t think Trump ever dresses like this. I think he always golfs in a white shirt and unpatterned pants.
I was interested in this, but not to vote. I don’t know enough of the choices. I just wanted to find out who and what were getting dissed these days.
While I was there, I cast my vote for The Last Days of American Crime. I’ve seen a few films in my day, and that was one of the worst, featuring a truly bizarre performance from Michael Pitt, who once seemed to have a respectable career but now seems to be headed for the unenviable status as the Grade-Z Nicolas Cage.
Politician named after Nazi leader sweeps to victory – with 85% of the vote.
The Daily Mail article is actually pretty interesting. I learned a lot about the largely unsuccessful German colonial efforts in Africa, a subject I knew nothing about.
I think this comment from another thread actually belongs here:
“I was not trying to attract any kangaroos, I can assure you that.”