Jan 14, 2022‘Wasted Life’, Says 77-Year-Old Rabbi Who Just Learned Celibacy Not RequiredHaving just learned that he didn’t have to be celibate to do his job, 77-year-old Rabbi Moshe Sprecher has been looking back on his life with immense regret. “You wouldn’t believe the attention you get at a bris when you perform a circumcision, I mean you know how many attractive…Satire1 min readSatire1 min read
Jan 14, 2022Afghan Child Killed In Bombing Immortalized In $1 Stock PhotoKABUL, AFGHANISTAN — An eight-year-old child that was killed during a terrorist attack by the Taliban last year was lucky enough to have a picture of him taken shortly before the bombing, which will from now on immortalize him after having been uploaded to Shutterstock for the generous price of…Satire1 min readSatire1 min read
May 26, 2021Woman Browsing for Wine She Could Pour Down Sink in Case She Quits AgainBrowsing for wine at the liquor store, Eleanor Ames was specifically looking for a bottle she would be comfortable pouring down the sink in the event she decided to quit again. “I don’t want a crappy wine, but at the same time, I don’t want to spend too much money…Satire1 min readSatire1 min read
May 25, 2021Man Explaining Dünning-Krüger Effect Suffering From Dünning-Krüger EffectAs he explained the Dünning-Krüger, a cognitive bias stating that people with low ability tend to overestimate their ability, Frankie Knight was unaware that he was showing signs of the very thing he was describing. “It’s a very well-known thing in psychology, trust me, I know what I’m talking about”…Satire1 min readSatire1 min read
May 24, 2021Man Misses Good Old Days When You Could Speak Freely And Operate On Patients Without AnesthesiaWishing he could go back in time to a simpler time, Bernie Lofoten described the forgotten perks of being allowed to speak your mind uncensored and not having access to anesthesia to go through horrendous surgery. “Imagine what it must have been like two hundred years ago, back when you…Satire1 min readSatire1 min read
May 23, 2021Disabled Kid’s TED Talk Only Inspiring Because She Can’t WalkSAN FRANCISCO, California — Giving a speech on willpower at a TEDx conference, 13-year-old paraplegic Hannah Godin only managed to inspire people because of her inability to walk and not because of any substance in her words. “I’m here to tell you that if I can get over my fears…Satire2 min readSatire2 min read
May 22, 2021Woman Taking More Pleasure Applying Lip Balm Than Making Out With BoyfriendDiscovering the pleasures of spreading it all around her lips and enjoying its beautiful smell, Elizabeth Tottenham has been taking more joy from her vanilla-scented lip balm than from making out with her boyfriend. “It’s delicious and it feels so good on my lips, making them feel soft and smooth…Satire1 min readSatire1 min read
May 21, 2021Rabbi, Priest, Imam Come Together For Fight To The DeathJERUSALEM — Highly respected representatives of the three main Abrahamic religions decided to set aside their differences and come together for a bloody fight in which only one of them will survive. “We thought it would be important to take a break with all these heated discussions and realize that…Satire1 min readSatire1 min read
May 20, 2021Abusive Girlfriend Overjoyed To Finally Find Legitimate Reason To Yell At BoyfriendHaving been used to yelling at him for absolutely no reason whatsoever, abusive girlfriend Charlotte Keller was thrilled to finally have a proper justification for verbally abusing her boyfriend. “Usually I have nothing concrete to use against him, so I’ll just make up some shit about one of his female…Emotional Abuse1 min readEmotional Abuse1 min read
May 19, 2021Man Worried PC Culture Making People Overreact About Dead KidsIncreasingly aware of the dangers of political correctness, Caleb Holiday is worried it might be making people overreact about things such as dead kids in war-torn countries. “People are so over-sensitive these days, it’s like it’s impossible to bomb a bunch of innocent children without the woke crowd crying about…Satire1 min readSatire1 min read