You Can’t Satirize This Shit, #5

“Woman shot in butt after sliding into MRI machine with loaded firearm”

An unidentified Wisconsin woman was left with an extra pair of holes in her butt after she took a loaded firearm into an MRI machine during a doctor’s visit last June, according to Food and Drug Administration records.

National Free Gluten Day

Celiac disease affects 1 percent of normal Americans. When people with this inherited autoimmune disorder of the small intestine eat bread, pasta, muffins, or other foods containing gluten, their immune systems open up giant-economy-size cans of whup-ass on their persons. It isn’t pretty. It could be fatal. That’s why people with celiac follow diets completely free of gluten, a protein found in most grains.

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The Tongue Twister that Sealed Jesus’ Fate

When Jesus was brought before Pilate for trial, the latter offered to free Jesus if he could say “Arkei moi tyrannē, mēden eti mallon atimon” three times rapidly.

Jesus failed, changing the tongue twister’s meaning from “Enough for me, tyrant, nothing more dishonorable” to “Piss off, you camel-humping, maggot-ridden tyrant.”

You Can’t Satirize This Shit, #4

“Taylor Swift Courses Will Be Offered at Harvard, UC Berkeley, University of Florida”

Roll over Will Shakespeare and tell John Milton the news. Seems like Taylor Swift “establishes complicated, changing relationships … to the idea of Americanness and to the idea of white Americanness,” blathered one female “diehard Swiftie” Harvard educator.

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.