Movies that could have ended sooner (#2)

Jurassic Mammalian Park

Instead of “sparing no expense” Hammond decides to populate his theme park with Jurassic mammals, including the impressive proto-beaver. A snippet of dialog:

John Hammond: All major theme parks have had delays. When they opened Disneyland in 1956, nothing worked, nothing.

Dr. Ian Malcolm: But, John. But if the Pirates of the Caribbean breaks down, the pirates don’t nibble your bum. That beaver is dynamite!

The Carnival of Satire (#22)

Carnival of SatireIn lieu of doing something original this week, we have decided to rip off Despair.com to introduce this week’s Carnival of Satire. Enjoy.

Achievement

You can do anything you set your mind to, when you have vision, determination, and an endless supply of expendable labor.

SquirtCheez found a Housewife Upset to See Sports During NBC’s Olympics Coverage. People skiing is crass. They should be falling. Tumbling. Breaking things.

Mistakes

It could be the purpose of your life is only to serve as a warning for others.

Madeleine Begun Kane at Mad Kane’s Notables has some more Dick Cheney humor with Faking Contrition – Song Parody.

Despair

It’s always darkest just before it goes pitch black.

Big Cajun Man (aka Alan) at Canadian Financial Blog reminded us the brilliance of the demotivation poster, with Work: Despair Inc. Strikes Again. Continue Reading →

The Lost PowerPoint Slides (Communist Manifesto Edition)

cover of communist manifestoSpectre haunts Europe (slide 1)

  • Not Engles and his “GIT issues”
  • Communism
  • Unholy alliance against it
  • Overthrow capitalism
  • .

Socialism (slide 3)

  • Abolition of land ownership & inheritance
  • Progressive income tax
  • Universal education
  • Everyone gets a funny hat.

Cool stuff (slide 6)

  • No bourgeois families
    • (Teenagers will probably still be angry)
  • “Community” of women
    • (Free love)
  • Beer for lunch

Inspired by: Publication of Communist Manifesto, Feb. 21, 1848

The Carnival of Satire (#21)

Carnival of SatireWe’re a bit rushed around The Skwib this week, so we’ll get straight to the posts, starting with Elisson at Blog d’Elisson who has inked up a classic in Cartoon Jihad.

Joan Conde at Mamacita sets it and forgets in in Nominations for The Popeils: 2006 Infomercial of the Year Awards.

Lordsomber at The Pungeoning has Good Advice: Look Both Ways.

J.R. Kinnard at Don’t Floss With Tinsel presents ‘Garden of Eden’ Stirs My Bloodlust

Ferdinand T. Cat at Conservative Cat takes this Deadeye Dick thing to its logical conclusion in Cheney Invites Dean on Hunting Trip.

Madeleine Begun Kane at Mad Kane’s Notables has a lyrical time of it in Cheney Misfires — Big Time! & Other Political Verse. Continue Reading →

O-Rama De Wednesday

We missed telling you about the Bonfire of the Vanities, hosted yesterday at The Cigar Intelligencer. This is the carnival where people make fun of themselves, and the host helps.

For today, go check out the original, the Carnival of the Vanities, hosted by A Financial Revolution. And don’t miss the Tangled Bank. This carnival is chock full of science-y goodness, and is ably hosted by Kete Were; I enjoyed this humorous take on how scientitians celebrate V-day.