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HumorSubmitted by Staff on Fri, 2005-10-28 19:23.Being somewhat politically active, we receive many items that are purely humorous. Here are some of the better items (or at least items that struck us as particularly funny). Most of them can be labeled as Republican bashing, but in the interest of fairness, we'll lampoon anyone. :) This list has no regular update schedule. We'll post them when we get them and as time become available.
[For a full list of all our humor items, click "Humor" above. We moved to an automated system sometime after this page was built. --MJ] Laugh Often, M.J. Taylor
Humor List: 2005/06/28 Gonorrhea Lectim (pronounced "gonna re-elect him") 2005/02/04 This just in: Fox buys Al-Jazeera Gone External Site Humorous satire, but unfortunately uses negative stereotypes against Al-Jazeera. Still funny, if you can filter out the Jewish columnist's bias. 2005/01/25 Dear Abby 2004/10/21 Air Travel Solution 2004/09/04 Father Daughter Talk 2004/08/26 Little David 2004/08/12 Bush's letter to France 2004/07/21 JibJab Gone Short skit on Bush and Kerry as they break out into song. 2004/07/16 Things you have to believe to be a Republican today 2004/07/15 Sloganator Gone Apparently the Bush/Cheney website gave everybody a chance to make their own bumper stickers, and the Dems found it ... Reply |
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