Carnival of Satire (#86)

It must be the change in seasons, but many of our satirists this week seem to be writing about travel and transportation. Or in the case of our first entry, drawing:

Vishal K Bharadwaj has an entertaining cartoon post on the The Future of Human Transportation.

Mr. Wisdumb is the most savage art critic in the galaxy, and the evidence is his review of Kid’s art.

Rory is about to get Biblical on us, with: I’ll… I’ll smite their heads off.

Rickey Henderson tells the tale of Rickey’s Vegas Odyssey.

On a related note, Marilyn Terrell found this impending lawsuit at the Banterist: Brian Sack vs. Sesame Place.

Has anyone ever considered that Madeleine Begun Kane is not “a recovering lawyer” (as she claims), but some kind of satirical poesy uber-cyborg? Because she’s out there every week, cranking out the poetic parody: SCHIP Haiku, AND Pondering Rudy.

Kev wonders Whatever Happened to The Dell Dude?

Dearest Beloved, The Money Moose has some bad advice in: Your Nigerian Partner.

WFM has a tale of customer service Roadkill that is so absurd, we hope it’s satire.

Therapydoc has a joke about Burma by Zarganar.

Marc and Angel explain The 15 Most Common White Lies and Why.

SnoopyTheGoon presents Comical Hugo’s paradise vision. Snoopy, this isn’t quite satire, but we’ve included it, because post does provide food for thought, and the opportunity for us to suggest that Hugo should also implement a Sex Tax. Perhaps Gavin can work out the economics.

Sammy Benoit presents A Perfect Solution to the Jerusalem Issue.

And while we’re abroad, we’ll finish with Chris who has advice for those driving in Bali: Still paying off corrupt Traffic Cops? Try this instead.

Thanks to everyone for continuing to make this a great carnival. If you submitted something, and it didn’t make it into the carnival, it’s not that we don’t appreciate your work, but we just felt it wasn’t right for the carnival. Thanks to these fine folks for helping us with webby-stuff: the Blog Carnival for their form; and the listings at the Ubercarnival, and at the Blog Carnival too. A special thanks to Rob for the photo.

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