Santa Takes Stand Against AI-generated Letters

After receiving millions of letters that were obviously not written by youngsters (who generally don’t use terms like “plausible deniability”) Santa Claus declared he won’t read AI-generated correspondence.

Remember: He sees you when you paste an AI-generated stamp on your letter or when it begins “To whom it may concern.”

The War on Paper Straws

Although straws account for 0.025% of all plastic flowing into oceans, they are the virtue signal du jour for  restaurateurs who replace them with paper models.

Fight back. Take plastic straws to restaurants, replace those paper models, then stick the latter to the underside of the table with chewing gum.

You Can’t Satirize This Shit, #3

“Transgender Activists Attack Feminists Holding Event for Women’s Rights.”

“We are in good spirits and remain undefeated,” wrote feminist author Lierre Keith from Portland, Oregon.

“A mob of ‘antifa’ men pepper sprayed, punched, and kicked us, and stole our phones. We were attempting to have an event about male violence.”

Websites That Never Die

“What’s this $999.00 payment to NeverEndingWeb?” she asked.

“That guarantees my new website won’t expire even when I do.”

“Who’s gonna read it 100 years from now?”

“Don’t know, but they’ll read exactly what I wrote.”

“Sooner or later you’ll have to give up the hope for a better past.”

Ten Other Things Named “Kelce”

“Kelce” is among the top-trending dog names in the country—up 135% in a year—according to Rover, a Seattle-based matchmaker that connects pet owners with pet sitters and dog walkers.

In addition people hung that name on other items: penises, vaginas, farts, gerbils, drinks, cats, streets. new stars, assholes, oral sex.

Waitress

“Careful, Hon, that plate’s hot,” the waitress said.

“Not as hot as I am,” he snickered.

His wife rolled her eyes.

“What, you don’t think I’m hot?”

“Your brother’s hotter.”

“Can I get youse anything else?” the waitress asked.

“A towel,” he replied, tossing his drink into his wife’s face.