Our findings this week are definitely on the religious side, though oddly non-conservative as well. Or not, we’ll let you decide:
Rickey Henderson kicks things off this week with fourteen Commandments of Blogging. Moses only needed ten, but then, he was merely starting a religion.
Madeleine Begun Kane returns to the carnival with a limerick (and video rendering of): My Family Needs Me.
Ian Welsh at The Agonist has done the research, and has a definitive answer on what Conservatives Spend Their Time Thinking About. Heh.
The question is: do neo-conservatives worry about the Apocalypse on the radio?. gary vasey has insight. And a punchline.
Of course, that never would have happened at the St. Mary’s School for Boys with Evil Tendencies (and Boxing Ring).
Steve Sham presents a few theories on the genesis of the term: “Black Friday”.
200motels presents The Latest News From France. Warning: definitely not safe for work, and potentially harmful to your libido, lunch and sanity. You have been warned.
KCLau presents the schematics for The ”˜Never-be-Stolen’ Handbag.
Madeleine Begun Kane also writes snarky advice: Ms. Legal Person Answers Your Holiday Questions.
Kneon presents Do you have a fear of clowns? If not, Korpso the Evil Clown just might do the trick!.
While not technically satire, Scott H has some useful advice for the freshman year and includes a link to this YouTube video about the walk of shame.
Black Zedd has a satirical “about me” for his fictitious CEO of a marketing consultant company What About Me?
Simon presents Does anybody speak girl?.
And to finish, we have a very funny audio presentation:
Stephen Joseph has a truly disturbing and sometimes hilarious Guided Meditation Tape worthy of something Dr. Tundra might record after his traditional peyote breakfast milkshake.
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