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(Originally posted Wednesday, November 05, 2008 )

2008 Election Live Blog

6 p.m. A traditionally Republican state, Indiana, is not called early, as rock-ribbed conservatives have seemingly weighed their dearly held convictions against the inconvenient fact that they are all now jobless.

6:15 Many Republican pundits acknowledge repeatedly that Barack Obama has run a brilliant ground campaign. They will say this in a slightly pejorative manner, the same way they say the words “community organizer,” “French” and “fecal matter.”

6:17 Republican ground campaigners continue to assess Sarah Palin as a brilliant VP choice right up until they hit the ground in a big splatter of blood, viscera and spine.

6:18 Republican pundits say Palin was at a disadvantage because of the limited amount of time she had to win people over. Well whose fucking fault was that?

6:30 Fox News sees only one Senate Democrat in trouble, Mary Landrieu in Louisiana, and thus circle around her like a clutch of hyenas around a wounded lioness. “We’ll be watching that very carefully,” says Brit Hume, his face covered with slobber.

7:00 Fox calls the Georgia Senate race for Republican Senator Saxby Chambliss very very very early.

7:50 McCain loses Ohio, but he’s still the winner in Grandpa Henry’s house.

8:00 Pennsylvania goes to Obama. Thanks, racists!

8:15 Fox News reminds viewers that Pennsylvania voters were angry at Obama for his religious comments and that’s why he won the state in two seconds.

8:16 Joe the Plumber, as a real American, announces that he’s now a cheese-eating Canadian pansy.

8:30 Eighty percent of those in exit polls said that when John McCain offered change, they thought he likely meant the pocket kind.

8:35 The New York Times’ interactive map reminds New Yorkers that Staten Island is a red state and that there is no reason to go there except for the nice ferry cruise.

8:45 Fox News reminds its viewers that you still have time to run to the polls and stop Democrats from ramming through a communist agenda that will land us all in re-education camps eating rice and beetles.

9:35 Bill Kristol on Fox predicts that Obama is too smart to go ultra-far-left in his cabinet appointments. You can read that as a veiled threat rather than an admission of guilt that George Bush, who had what could charitably be called less than a mandate in 2000, stocked his cabinet with the craziest right wingers he could find.

9:38 There’s already talk about what an obnoxious amount of power Joe Lieberman is going to have as a right-leaning independent.

9:45 Karl Rove insists on Fox News that the country is center right and doesn’t want the people they seem to be voting into office in record numbers.

9:49 Reality check: we’ve still got a Supreme Court that won’t protect you if a corporation cheats you, underpays you, or gives you gangrene.

10:00 Many interactive charts show you exactly where race was an issue in the voting, along with county precinct charts showing you exactly where the racists live and what dark alleys you can find them hanging around in.

10:20 Polls find that men in the red states are voting for McCain while more women are voting for Obama, which means somebody’s not getting laid tonight.

11:10 Barack Obama wins presidency. Fox News declares victory for Republicans in Mississippi Senate race.

11:23 John McCain concedes race but declares victory inasmuch as George Bush is no longer in office and wreaking havoc.

11:24 Sarah Palin is thanked for her contribution. This thanks comes doubly from Democrats.

11:25 McCain supporters chant “Mrraaw mraww mraaww….”

11:31 Barack won! Americans to conceive millions of babies tonight!

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(Originally posted Tuesday, November 04, 2008 )

As Americans rush to the polls across the nation to cast their ballots, why have some been turned away from the voting booths?

–*They violated the the 24-hour standing rule.

–*They had improper fish and game registration

–*They violated the 24 Hour Uncategorizable Hispanic Rule

–*They violated state laws against sharing names with famous serial killers

–*They violated the bad handwriting rule.

–*They violated the effete liberal rule.

–*They wore T-shirts that said “I participated in the charade that is our democracy today.”

–*They admitted they didn’t know who the candidates were or what the issues are, but had only submitted to peer pressure and thus slunk away peaceably when shamed away from the polling stations.

–*They had been purged from the rolls for having more than one address or for looking like migrant workers.

–*They demanded the free Starbucks coffee they had been promised.

–*They were told they must be looking for the OTHER election.

–*There were too many of them, and they were told it wouldn’t matter anyway since Obama was probably going to win.

–*They had moved across the street into a new voting district, which means they are likely flaky people anyway and not fit to participate in representative democracy.

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(Originally posted Sunday, November 02, 2008 )

–*Polymorphously perverse female Republican Fox News wonk who’s sensitive and slutty wherever you touch her

–*Jack the gay copy machine attendant with Asperger’s syndrome

–*Crazy Scab Man

–*Ann Coulter with Kuato

–*Naked Gov. Schwarzenegger

–*Bi-Curious George

–*Homeless man with Zima bottle

–*Sarah Palin and Zombie Moose

–*An impossible-to-value collateralized debt obligation

–*Naked man with bucket and IPhone

–*Fugitive-from-justice turkey

–*Man covered with zeroes

–*Richard Gephardt in a box

–*Greta Van Susteren Botox accident

–*Captain Ahab and the Dreaded White Crab

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(Originally posted Thursday, October 30, 2008 )

What Weird Super Hero Titles Are Coming Out?

Superman: Dark Legacy

Batman: The Cryptic Knight

Spider-Man: Breath of Shadows

The Hulk: Can of Cream Corn

Iron Man: The Little Milk Squirting Steely Dan

The Thing: The Void of Follicles

Plasticman: Spell Checker

Aquaman: Waves of Mildly Recurring Dysthymia

Thor: Seasonal Affect Disorder

Captain America: Shadow of Neurodegenerative Disease with Demyelination

The Fantastic Four: Group Grope

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(Originally posted Wednesday, October 29, 2008 )

Nashville, Tenn. (AP) The two white supremacists accused of plotting to assassinate presidential candidate Barack Obama were extremely disorganized, and so dumb it is a surprise they were drawing air, say federal law enforcement agents close to the case. What’s more, their scheme suffered from ill-conceived theatrics including half-baked costumes, an incompetent execution strategy with no follow-through, poor planning and what police say was a “really half-assed” political message.

“I’ve got to tell you, in all my years, I have yet to see a more atrocious and frankly stupid duo,” said a federal agent who asked not to be named. “I used to think the movie Dumb and Dumber was really far-fetched. My skin is really crawling at how stupid these two were. It makes me cold.”

Among the other things the suspects Paul Schlesselman and Dan Cowert had allegedly planned was to carry out their dastardly deed dressed top to bottom in tuxedos and top hats.

“All I can say is, ‘concept overload,'” said local theater director Wayne Smitty.

“I don’t know about you, but the frog in the Warner Brothers cartoons trying to assassinate somebody comes to mind,” said an FBI source. “It’s just too surreal.”

Another big mistake, say authorities, was for the alleged plotters to “draw Swastikas on the side of their car and brag to all their friends ‘We’re going to kill Barack Obama and 88 other black people.’ Maybe they realize now that was a stupid move.”

“I’m no scientist,” said Travis Country Sheriff Buck Donohue. “But most master criminals might tell you it’s wiser to be a little bit circumspect if you’re going to plot a big crime. Telling everybody you’re going to do it beforehand when you’re all out at Pizza Hut is pretty ass-backward. That’s rule No. 1.”

Among other problems, the conspirators were extremely disorganized. The plot several times broke up because the two men failed in practice robberies-one in which a dog scared them away.

“They can’t even outwit a dog,” said Dr. Stephen Hawking. “This is a big step back for all of us.”

“There’s a saying we have in business,” said Marvin Pietre, a group leader at IBM, “Prior planning prevents poor performance. Frankly, though, I think that kind of reasoning would be lost on these two, the kind of guys who would bite their own hands off to get out of a bear trap.”

Scientists agree that something was terribly wrong with the two plotters.

“The human brain has been expanding over millions of years and now takes up one-fifth of the energy of the entire human body,” said evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins. “I have nothing to say about these two people.”

Schlesselman, who dropped out of high school, was often known to go into chat rooms and write, “Me and my friends are ‘racist’s.'”

“He doesn’t even know how to properly use an apostrophe,” said local high school English teacher Beth McGreedy. “I mean, is it really likely he was going to be able to map out Obama’s campaign routes? We’re not talking about a sophisticated international group like in Die Hard here.”

McGreedy agreed with Hawking.

“I’ve been sitting up all night trying to think like a stupid person and for the life of me I can’t figure out where the tuxedos came in. Just trying to crawl into these two criminals’ minds for two minutes has left me feeling cold and alienated from other human beings.”

“This is probably the greatest hope we have that maybe the people in this country who are so consumed with evil and hatred might also be thwarted by their own mind-boggling stupidity,” said Rev. Jesse Jackson. “We’ll just have to cross our fingers.”

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(Originally posted Tuesday, October 28, 2008 )

Stephanie and I have just released “Retributioners Episode 10: Bear Therapy.” In this episode, Stephanie confronts a man who cheated on a history test when they went to school together and beat her out for a scholarship.

Remember, you can watch us now on the home page of The Axis of Comedy.TV and also catch us on other major video sites.

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(Originally posted Sunday, October 26, 2008 )

San Francisco (API) — The onset of gay marriage in the United States has ruined the lives of straight people, say an overwhelming majority of struggling and rageful heterosexual married couples.

Since the legalization of gay marriage in states like California, Connecticut and Massachusetts, 95% of heterosexual couples say that they can no longer enjoy their married lives at all and are feeling despondent and depressed over it. Sixty-seven percent say food doesn’t taste as good; 55% say they no longer relate to their spouse; 23% no longer perceive different colors; 10% said they can’t touch animals or certain kinds of synthetic fabric; and an overwhelming 98% say that they no longer enjoy the act of sexual intercourse.

“Gay marriage has just ruined everything,” said Wayne Betancourt of Franklin, Mississippi. “I feel like we’re all just walking around in a state of waking death at my house. And I know my neighbors feel the same way. Marriage used to be sitting down to dinner with my wife and talking about our day. Now evidently it’s supposed to be some kind of trannie Wigstock Festival listening to Kylie Minogue. I’m just shattered.”

“The other night my husband was making love to me,” said Rachel Haddingfield. “And just as he was about to reach orgasm, he stopped and said, ‘I don’t know why I bother Rachel. I mean, in today’s gay world, I might as well be cornholing you instead.’ I knew that was the beginning of the end. We’re barely speaking now.”

Since gay marriages were first made legal in San Francisco several years ago, heterosexual couples claim that their interpersonal domestic lives have been directly impacted, marked by strained communication, emotional outbursts, food phobia, psoriasis, mange and worst of all, passive-aggressive behavior such as an unwillingness to speak or take out the garbage and pay bills.

“This is only a guess, but I’d say we’ve lost about $4 trillion in productivity because of this,” said gas station attendant Lance Bangs.

Since the Supreme Court a few years ago found what many scholars say is an implicit right of gays to marry, most heterosexuals say that their belief in the legitimacy of their own marriages has now been irretrievably shaken. The divorce rate among them is now 50%.

“Can you imagine?” says John McManus of the Pew research institute. “Fifty percent! That’s half of American married people whose lives have been ruined. All by a certain group of people, I won’t say which, who want to turn a Christian institution into La Cage aux Folles.”

“My son tried to commit suicide last week,” said Foster Harrigan, a truck driver in Olympia, Washington. He refused to elaborate.

Among the traumatic feelings heterosexuals have felt since the first reports of legal gay marriage are less attraction to their spouses; worries that they themselves or their children might be gay; an unsettled feeling that all marriage is no longer valid and their relationships are thus likely to dissolve in confusion; post-coital depression; post-nasal drip; bleeding ulcers; wild swings in the stock market; and wild anxiety about a new age of violent, gay frontier justice.

“I hope the gays are happy,” said Wayne Rangel, a postal employee from Osh Kosh, Wisconsin. “They are selfish, selfish people and now their selfishness has penetrated the most intimate, sacred areas of my life. I just can’t look at my wife the same way knowing that our well-founded, healthy red-blooded heterosexual love has been turned into a mockery, a joke and a sham. Evidently now, according to the U.S. Constitution I can’t be married now unless I’m willing to be fisted by a male stranger in a Berlin bathroom stall. Am I supposed to kneel somewhere? How does this work?”

Many voiced concern that with the likely surge in gay ceremonies being performed, they won’t even know how to be married anymore.

“I mean, when I come home, do I ask my wife for a foot rub and have a romantic dinner or am I supposed to dress up like Dorothy, lube up with KY and watch Melrose Place?” asked Glenn Davis from upstate California. “I mean, we’re sitting at home now looking at each other like we’ve completely lost the script. It’s just dead silence for hours. Is it me? Am I going crazy?”

“These are our lives!” insisted kindergarten teacher Grace McCutcheon of Terre Haute, Indiana. “Marriage is a sacred Christian institution. It’s not an episode of Wonder Woman. I don’t think the gays understand that.”

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(Originally posted Thursday, October 23, 2008 )

In this time of great panic on Wall Street, of wars, of ethical and moral lapses and lack of faith, many people have begun to re-evaluate what their core values are. What things are we undervaluing and what things are overrated?

Undervalued: Saving for a rainy day
Overvalued: Spending borrowed money

Undervalued: Character
Overrated: Looks

Overrated: Loyalty
Underrated: Personal integrity

Underrated: wit
Overrated: sarcasm

Underrated: Bill & Hillary
Overrated: Spencer & Heidi

Underrated: Newell Rubbermaid (now trading at just 8 times earnings)
Overrated: Hugh Hefner (a surprisingly low sperm count)

Underrated: Community organizers who are also constitutional law professors
Overrated: Shooting at moose from helicopters

Underrated: Protecting your family
Overrated: Protecting your family by abusing your authority as governor of Alaska and interfering in an internal police investigation

Underrated: Reasoned discourse
Overrated: Sex in an elevator

Underrated: Humanists
Overrated: The New Mickey Mouse Club

Underrated: Atheists
Overrated: The Roberts Supreme Court

Underrated: Goodyear sexual discrimination victim Lilly Ledbetter
Overrated: the 2005 SUV line

Underrated: Girls who do math
Overrated: Girls who had body issues in high school but who now work in the adult entertainment industry

Underrated: Girls who are good at math but also work in the adult entertainment industry
Overrated: Supreme Court Justice Sam Alito

Underrated: Having everything you need
Overrated: Getting everything you can

Underrated: Thoughts
Overrated: Things

Underrated: The hell of today
Overrated: The heaven of tomorrow

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(Originally posted Thursday, October 23, 2008 )

What are the top things we’re feeling pressure to do even though it may be wrong?

–*To have sex without a condom

–*To have sex without a condom with Matthew McConaughey

–*To have my baby in front of husband Matthew McConaughey while he plays bongos

–*To have unprotected sex with a boy

–*To have sex with a boy and then go ahead and have his baby after being forced to by my mother, the governor of Alaska, an ill-considered vice presidential candidate and member of a crazy Pentecostal cult

–*To have sex with Hugh Hefner since he’s paying for the rent, food, family remittances, boob work, attorney’s fees and dog neutering

–*To tie my fortunes to Hugh Hefner even though he won’t marry me and has a surprisingly low sperm count

–*To drink the water in that white cup even though it made my girlfriend Kate Moss blind and schizophrenic for 10 minutes until she blacked out

–*To panic and sell my shares in Newell Rubbermaid when it’s trading at a low 8 times earnings

–*To take up smoking. Even though I’m in the third trimester.

–*To take 12 cents on the dollar to insure trillions of dollars in bonds that will likely go into default and then ruin me and my company AIG

–*To allow my company to be bailed out by the U.S. government and then to use that money to throw a fabulous yacht party with ice sculptures of Venus on the half shell with champagne running off her callipygian buttocks

–*To fire Sarah Palin’s brother-in-law from the Alaska State Troopers in my capacity as state public safety commissioner.

–*To take any calls from Todd Palin even though I know he’s going to keep asking me about firing his former brother-in-law.

–*To say yes to John McCain that I will be his vice presidential candidate even though I am in no way qualified, just because he’s putting undue pressure on me.

–*To acquiesce to the American public’s blood lust by continuing to paint my presidential opponent as a Muslim terrorist when he isn’t.

–*To yell “kill, kill kill” at the black presidential candidate just because all of the racist white people around me are doing it

–*To take the law into my own hands because all the racist white people around me are doing it

–*To do the wrong thing without thinking about it

–*To do the right thing without thinking about it

–*To support a political party not because of ideology, but pretty much for the same reasons I support the home football team: because that’s what I was taught by them what raised me

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(Originally posted Wednesday, October 22, 2008 )

What are some of the stupidest things appearing on magazines?

Cindy versus Michelle: The Style Dance Off (Glamour)

A Critter Ate My Bundle Of Joy (Parade)

The Sexiest Women Of the Texas Polygamist Sect (New York Times Magazine)

Jessica Alba: There’s Not Much More To Her Than What You See Here (Latina)

Madonna Is Bringing Back Hats! (Vanity Fair)

Sarah Palin Rocks! (National Review)

Don’t You Understand, The Rich Won’t Work If You Raise Their Taxes (National Review)

Obama Wants To Create Welfare for the Poor (National Review)

The Jonas Brothers: Their Long-Awaited Audience With The Pope (Rolling Stone)

The Jonas Brothers: Their Long-Awaited Audience With Tax Reformer Grover Norquist (The American Spectator)

The Jonas Brothers: Their Long-Awaited Audience With Elmo (Tiger Beat Magazine)

Oprah Bitch Slaps Cindy! (O Magazine)

Elmo Bitch Slaps Grover Norquist! (New York Magazine)

David Foster Wallace Finds One Last Sad, Undignified Way To Get on the Cover of Rolling Stone (Rolling Stone)

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