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My short story collection, ‘Faker’s Dozen,” is now available
Monthly Archives: July 2020
Entry 984: All’s Wall that Ends Wall
About a year and a half ago, I did a post about a fellow named Brian Kolfage who had started a non-profit called We Build the Wall for the express purpose of building President’s Trump’s border wall. He was trying … Continue reading
Entry 983: Things to Know Before Your Trip
Hey, boys and girls! It’s Mr. Sciencemoron! I’m back! I know–it’s been a really long time, right? I went into semi-retirement at the end of 2017, around the time our president sent the tweet below, which is a real tweet … Continue reading
Entry 981: Musky Grimy Kid
Do you have what it takes to be a celebrity? Ask yourself these questions: Are you ready to post nude selfies? Do you know exactly how to pose on a red carpet? Are you prepared to have paparazzi stalk you, … Continue reading
Posted in celebrities, humor
Tagged Ace Knute Johnson, Ashlee Simpson, Beyoncé and Jay-Z, Blue Angel, Blue Ivy, Bronx Mowgli, celebrity kid names, Claire Boucher, Elon Musk, Grimes, Jason Lee, Jermaine Jackson, Jermajesty, Jessica Simpson, John Mellencamp, Kal-El, Moxie CrimeFighter, Nicolas Cage, North West, Penn Jillette, Pete Wentz, Pilot Inspektor, Rachel Griffith, Speck Wildhorse, The Edge, X Æ A-12, X Æ A-XII, Zolten
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Entry 980: Petdemic
Now that we’re in the fifth year of the coronavirus pandemic (it seems like that, anyway), it’s about time we recognize victims of the disease that have been largely ignored by the media. These are people who have suffered greatly … Continue reading
Entry 979: O, Say Kanye See?
Way back in January of 2014, I did a post called “Like Taking Kanye from a Baby” about this guy who had started a new religion loosely based on Kanye West’s latest persona as “Yeezus.” Evidently, that faith (called, obviously, … Continue reading
Entry 978: New York City Would Like You to Masturbate (and So Would Oregon)
Warning: This post has sexual references that you might find offensive and/or disgusting. It also contains fruit. “Do you know what rimming is?” my lovely daughter asked me over dinner the other night. I should quickly mention that my daughter … Continue reading
Newsworthy Re-post:: Go, Kikes!
Mark’s Note: In light of the news over the weekend that the Washington football team and Cleveland baseball team are (finally) thinking of name changes, the following post from almost exactly six years ago seems newly relevant. I’m a guy, … Continue reading
Retro Holiday Post: All Your Independence Day Questions Answered
For those of you who don’t know anything about the founding of our nation other than what was in Hamilton, I offer this re-post of my annual holiday piece. Well, Monday is America’s big celebration, our day to show all … Continue reading
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Entry 977: Along for the Ride
As America slowly notices that its history is littered with examples of not treating many of its residents very well; as it realizes that it is not currently treating many of its residents very well, either; it’s good to know … Continue reading
Posted in amusement parks, humor, movies, music
Tagged Aunt Jemima Pancakes, Christy Minstrels, Disney World, Disneyland, Dixie Chicks, Dixie Cups, Dumbo, George Floyd, Indigo Girls, Joel Chandler Harris, Lady A, Lady Antebellum, log flume ride, Mrs. Butterworth’s syrup, Ole Zip Coon, Princess Tiana, reconstruction, Rhode Island, Song of the South, Splash Mountain, Tar Baby, The Princess and the Frog, Uncle Ben’s Rice, Uncle Remus, Viewmaster, Wu Tang Clan, Zip-a-Dee-Do-Dah
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