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Brass Eye S02E01 2010 - For your weekly dose of bad taste.

It’s not enough for robots to be functional. Now they need a sense of humor.

People often like to say that “there's no such thing as a stupid question.” Well, while the quest for knowledge is always a noble one and it's always better to ask than remain in ignorance, sometimes you're going to get the kind of answers that your query deserves. This plea for recommendations put forward by the father of a 2-year-old is a perfect example.

In answer to Canadian clinical psychologist Jordan Peterson's new self-help book, '12 Rules for Life', in this satire Australian Kitty Flanagan counters with her own book, '488 Rules for Life' on video. Published by 'The Weekly' on August 8, 2018.

...because you never know whose coming!

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Some advice on bumper stickers and memes is just dangerous nonsense.

What if walkie-talkie people named everything? A stamp would be called a licky-sticky. A defibrillator would be a hearty-starty. A bumble bee is a fuzzy-buzzy, and a pregnancy test would be a baby, maybe. A bra is a breastie-nestie, and a fork is a stabby-grabby. A hippo is a floatie-bloatie, and a nightmare a screamy-dreamy.

One of the traits that tops many women’s must-haves in a partner is a sense of humor. But, of course, almost everyone has a sense of humor: it’s really the type of humor we make and appreciate that separates us. Some people like observational comedy, others split their sides for slapstick comedy, and surreal comedy can have an audience rolling in the aisles. But one really basic aspect of comedy is how clean or dirty it is.

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Made me laugh, pretty clever.

Tension mounted during Mark Zuckerberg's congressional hearing...

Royal weddings are so different these days...

Nice talk on humor here.

These mongoose pups were wrestling when a hornbill appeared down the road.