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Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: Stadiums (HBO)
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[Satire] El Chapo Puts $100 Million Bounty For Donald Trump Dead Or Alive!
Mexican lord Joaquín Guzmán is offering a $100 million bounty for anyone who can bring him Donald Trump, dead or alive. Known as El Chapo (The Shorty) because of his small stature, is infamous for his multiple prison breaks and involvement in the Mexican cartel.
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The Death of Satire
Once the smartest form of comedy, satire has turned into fake news and dumbed-down clickbait. From Colbert to The Onion, the tide is going out. How did satire get so stupid? Not long ago, satire reigned as the highest form of comedy. It could shake political regimes, and spur social change. But in the Internet age, satire mostly subsists as fake news stories served up as clickbait on social networks.
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Welcome to the Policeman's Haunted House of Horrors!
It may be summer now, but this coming Halloween, a very special haunted house will be opening just for policemen. The supernatural horrors are sure to make every policeman that enters fear for his very life. Just getting inside, the policeman will have to walk down a spine tingling path past people filming them with camera phones and into a room filled with people open carrying, but too dark to see what race those people might be!
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'Bespoke Water' Video Pokes Fun At Earnest Artisanal Food Makers
To sell your artisanal products in Brooklyn these days, you need a good story. Meet the Timmy Brothers, a fictional Brooklyn pair who have "a thirst for helping people become less thirsty."
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Steve King Says It's Legal, So I Tried To Marry My Lawnmower
“You could marry your lawnmower with this decision,” Iowa Congressman Steve King said last week about the recent Supreme Court ruling on gay marriage. Something about that statement didn’t seem very… accurate. But hey, this is an elected member of the U.S. Congress, responsible for crafting the nation’s laws. So Starting Line decided to do a little fact-checking of our own on this topic. That’s right, I actually tried to marry my lawnmower.
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Sku's Recent Eats: TTB Proposes New Whiskey Definitions
The L.A. Food and Whiskey Blog
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Cthulhu Tract By Fred Van Lente and Steve Ellis
You too can be saved.
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Jindal skyrockets .00009% in GOP poll after first debate
According to reports, Jindal has surged in the GOP poll after an electrifying performance at the Republican 2016 presidential "Happy Hour" debate.
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Sanders Shamelessly Pandering to Voters Who Want to Hear Truth
According to critics, Sanders has cynically targeted so-called “truth-based voters” to build support for his Presidential bid.
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Amazon Chief Says Employees Lacking Empathy Will Be Instantly Purged
In an e-mail, Jeff Bezos said that the company would begin grading its workers on empathy and “culling” the least empathetic ten per cent.
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Jeff Bezos Assures Amazon Employees That HR Working 100 Hours A Week To Address Their Complaints
SEATTLE—In response to accusations of an abusive workplace environment, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos assured employees Tuesday that the company’s human resources staff was working 100 hours a week to address their complaints.
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The Sad Truth About Today's World - Illustrated by Steve Cutts
Art isn’t all fairytale photoshoots and landscape shots – it can also act as catalyst of change. And Steve Cutts thinks that many things in the world should be different.
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MAN
Steve Cutts' brilliant animation about mans relationship with the natural world, viz., the destructiveness of our consumer culture
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Do Not Fuck The Weeknd
The Weeknd sings about sex a lot, and it almost always sounds like a miserable experience. Who wants that? Do you? If yes, please ask yourself why. Actually, I’m going to stop you right there and assume that it’s because you are lost. Luckily, I found you—and I’m here to tell you something: Do not do that. Do not fuck the Weeknd.
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Why Charlie Hebdo's cartoons of the drowned Syrian boy are lost in translation
Earlier this month it was the photo of a lifeless Syrian toddler named Alan Kurdi. Now, it's cartoons published by Charlie Hebdo, the satirical French magazine, which are riffing on that heartbreaking image. And while many in France interpret the cartoons not as mocking the boy at all and instead part of their tradition of satire, many people on social media have been offended by the cartoons.
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Nice illustrations about modern life by Steve Cutts
This summer I went to an exhibition about the best satirical - political - societal cartoonist in the world named "De Gouden Hoed" (Dutch-Flemish for The Golden Hat). His work should definitely be there, because I think he could win.
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Charlie Hebdo moves to new high-security offices
Nine months after the Charlie Hebdo terrorist attack in which some of France's most celebrated cartoonists were massacred, the satirical magazine began moving Tuesday into new high-security offices in southern Paris, sources said. The remaining members of the editorial team have left their temporary home at the Paris offices of the French daily Liberation, which took in the survivors of the jihadi gun attack at Charlie Hebdo in January.
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Swedish Band 'The Knife' Nail Central Flaw of The UN's Sustainable Development Goals
Brilliant satirical comic imagines what policy would look like if the UN focused on eliminating extreme wealth.
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This message from the Illuminati is awesome, and politically correct!
Today, (P)K is proud to have been chosen to deliver this request from the Illuminati: Hi Everybody, This is Greg, speaking on behalf of the Illuminati. If you don't follow the conspiracy blogs, you might not have heard of...
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