Found on MeWe, courtesy of user James Resoldier (I can’t provide a direct link to his post, as MeWe doesn’t offer that facility). Standard Disclaimer: This product is meant for educational purposes only. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is unintentional and purely coincidental. We have sent the forms which seem right… Continue reading Standard Disclaimer – extended edition
Tag: Yeah Right!
Heh! – prostate cancer examination edition
Courtesy of reader S. K., here’s a Finnish advertisement encouraging men to get checked for prostate cancer. It’s giggleworthy. It’s great to start the day with a smile. There aren’t too many to be had these days. Thanks, S. K. Much appreciated! Peter
Will love find a way? Not like this!
So much for sexual orientation! Click the image for a larger view at the Web page of “Pearls Before Swine”. Heh. How far will you go for a relationship – and in what direction? Peter
Cunning little critters, aren’t they?
We’ve met Dr. Grumpy in these pages several times before. He’s a neurologist who writes – often very amusingly – about his patients and his medical practice. His wife is a school nurse. She reports that the kids are finding a novel use for a winter warming device. As you know, me and a… Continue reading Cunning little critters, aren’t they?
Car buyers beware! Is this a new dealer trick?
Mr. B describes a most annoying attempt to extort an additional dealer charge when buying a car recently – including what looks like a deliberate attempt to conceal it, and obtain payment by at best underhanded, at worst dishonest means. We haggle a bit, and agree on a price with the business manager. All good. Paperwork… Continue reading Car buyers beware! Is this a new dealer trick?
How the “Illuminati” conspiracy theory got started
A fascinating article at the BBC explains where the “Illuminati” hoax originated, and how it spread. When most people try to look into the secret society’s history, they find themselves in Germany with the Enlightenment-era Order of the Illuminati. It was a Bavarian secret society, founded in 1776, for intellectuals to privately group together and… Continue reading How the “Illuminati” conspiracy theory got started
The Church Militant – with pirates!
I had to laugh at this rendition of the “pirate hymn”. I’d never heard of it before. Clearly, I’ve lived a more sheltered life than I thought I had! I’m very glad there’s so much good, clean, funny humor still out there, if you look for it. One gets very tired of profanity in the… Continue reading The Church Militant – with pirates!
Propaganda debunked, followed by snark. What’s not to like?
Last Friday I mentioned the faux outrage of Chicago mayor Lori Lightfoot and Congressional representative Bobby Rush over the fact that police had allegedly sheltered from riots in the latter’s office, and even had the temerity to eat his popcorn and drink his coffee while “doing nothing”. Their public bitching was soon exposed as a… Continue reading Propaganda debunked, followed by snark. What’s not to like?
The Babylon Bee hits one out of the park
I had to laugh out loud when I read this satirical, snarky “report”. Clever Texans have implemented a new strategy to stop Californians from fleeing their terrible state and ruining Texas with the same policies. Sneaking up to Oklahoma in the middle of the night, brave defenders of the Lone Star State installed “Welcome to Texas”… Continue reading The Babylon Bee hits one out of the park
If genies were Southern . . .
. . . you’d get something like this. The genie of the gravy boat . . . does it matter if it’s been used for brown gravy or country gravy? With or without mushrooms? Does one get a better quality of wish with sausage chunks in it? And if the genie really can’t fulfill your… Continue reading If genies were Southern . . .