Parody

The Adventures of the USS Starship Donald Trump Continue Trashing Everything They See. — Continued from The Final Frontier, The adventurers of the USS Starship, Donald Trump. Introduction to Crap “Stardate 867–5309,” Captain Ziggy Stardust speaks as she stands on the main deck staring out the screen. “Who writes these scripts? If you’re looking for a good time then switch to cable for God’s...” “Captain,” communications officer…

O​k. I was going to post a poem today but I was skimming through some random ass shit last night and I got sucked into a deep sea creature rabbit hole… or should I say black hole — hum that’s more of a space reference — a… blow hole? That…

With my sincere apologies and condolences to the townspeople of Uvalde and the families of the victims. You deserved better! During the first half of 2022, officer Festus Fernandoze exceled in generating municipal revenue through the copious issuance of trivial traffic and parking violations. …

What is the difference, anyway? — While writing Dead Heat which my very first attempt at anything that could be vaguely classed as comedy, I wondered whether it was a parody, a satire, or a spoof. Until writing it, I had only a vague idea of what the differences were. I later found I had been…

5 Ways to Make Yourself More Cancellable — It’s a tough time to be on the toxic side of masculinity. If you haven’t noticed, the common civilian no longer appreciates it when you refer to a random girl affectionately as your “bitch.” Go figure. What has society come to when it’s considered *toxic* to be a man? This is the real reason why so many male athletes are making the physical…

I was surprised, too! — Hi, vacationing older white couple. Look, sorry for visibly snorting when your wife said, “Why didn’t he stop that girl?” Because I’ve been stopped and followed and questioned…so many times. In fact, in the very next store I went to, an employee followed me around and asked to peek inside…

To help them with bullfights and gags (Parody films of the 1920s, Part I of II) — No denying the 1920s roared: people splurged on expensive items and had lavished parties. It was an excellent time to be alive. With cash to burn, a few aristocrats and the bourgeois went to the cinema. Movies were still in their infancy, but plenty of different films to select from…