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Mark A. Rayner's irregular and explosive weblog, a regular sputtering of satire, humor, comedy, and odd, odd fiction
Tags: comedy, fiction, General Kang, humor, humour, Lost PowerPoint Slides, monkeys, satire
Author: Maximillian T. |
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The Erotic Possibilities of Zombie DominationMay 25, 2009
“Now listen carefully Judy, as this lesson will someday save your life.
“You see this quadrant of the parietal lobe? This is the sweet spot when it comes to zombie domination. If you can...
Grammar Really Pisses Hitler OffMay 22, 2009
I know there have been a ton of these, but this “Downfall of Grammar†mashup really is worth your time!
Tales from the Second AmendmentMay 19, 2009
Current research in developmental psychology shows that if caretakers allow a toddler to assert more control over what they do, there are definite benefits to the child’s autonomy, self-reliance...
An early attemptDec 8, 2009
Before discovering Chaucers, the Emily Chesley Reading Circle had been meeting in a re-creation of Emily’s old bedroom in her flat at Spidgy Park. (Before its incineration, of course, and without all the Norwegians.)
Most of the members were happy...
Proving his religion — Dr. Tundra and the Noodly NorsemenDec 7, 2009
London, Ontario (The Skwib) — Global warming is caused by a lack of Vikings. So says the charismatic preacher, Dr. Maximillian Tundra.
He is the leader of a sect of the Pastafarian religion, which posits an omnipotent creator-being called the Flying...
Dr. Tundra hits his peakDec 4, 2009
He had been lost for many days — perhaps as many as forty, he wasn’t sure — but one thing was certain, he had reached the highest point that he could climb without proper equipment.
Dr. Maximilian Tundra was uncertain why he had decided to climb up,...
Norse Pastafarianism — an interview with its leader, Dr. Maximilian TundraDec 3, 2009
The Skwib: Thank you Dr. Tundra for agreeing to chat with us about your controversial new sect of Pastafarianism. Could you explain to our readers, in case they don’t already know, what the differences between your group and other Pastafarians...
New sect of Pastafarians believes it is Vikings, not pirates, that cause global warmingDec 2, 2009
London, Ontario (Ruetars) — The first schism within the Pastafarian religion has appeared in the sleepy Canadian city of London, Ontario, and it is led by the charismatic preacher Dr. Maximilian Tundra.
“Other worshipers of the Flying Spaghetti...
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