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Category Archives: humor
Curbing our Christmas enthusiasm
I liked prancing around the coffee table with them. It was brilliant!
Me & myself: the majestic (?) possibilities of getting your own replica
I feel I'm the sort of goon that would enjoy riding a two-seater bicycle with myself. I really would.
What really matters about “American: The Bill Hicks Story”
The NFT was crammed with Bill’s disciples.
Chris Rock’s “Good Hair” is having a bad day
Chris Rock asserted that this movie was for the Black community, and yet it has revealed nothing new.
Also posted in Columnist, Entertainment, beauty, movies, racism, women Tagged chris rock, race 8 Comments
I was Zen about the Kanye West thing. You should have been too.
“Finally, a song so annoying it’ll make our enemies just use their weapons of mass destruction on themselves!”
Tucker Max: douchebag with a good movie
The first thing we discovered that night was that Tucker Max is a self-proclaimed narcissist.
General Farnsworth’s Top 5 “Guys on a WWII mission” movies
Toss in a couple of beautiful female agents, a double-crossing bastard, and the obligatory all-star cast and you have the classic World War II adventure.
Also posted in Arts & Literature, Entertainment, movies Tagged donald sutherland, mark farnsworth, war 1 Comment
On Joe Jackson’s awesome parenting, tacky mourners and musical genius
The whole affair is sad, but in a way that’s different from the one the media has been using to wring ratings out of their flipper-clapping public.
The truth about accountants: an excerpt from The Profit
...For many a vast commercial empire and many a splendiferous boardroom career has been shaped on the innovative wheel of creative accounting.
Also posted in Arts & Literature, Business World, books Tagged britain, excerpt, john karter Leave a comment
What’s wrong with action movies? A case study