Wednesday, February 28, 2007
You can't handle the junk
Charlie Chaplin once had a love child with an even smaller man. The result of this tryst was yet an even smaller man.
THAT man, the love child, then took off all his clothes and performed at the Hollywood bowl.
The cost to see this show, free. In fact, by attending, you received $50.
Who came to the show? Can't you see from the picture?
Why did no one show up? Perhaps THE LOVE CHILD'S MAN JUNK was too much for them! Ever think of that?
No you didn't.
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Tuesday, February 27, 2007
Academy Award Winners of 3,000,000 A.D.
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Monday, February 26, 2007
Academy Award Winners of 3,000,000 BC
With the final episode of the Oscars airing last night, Clown Vs. Wolf thought you would want to "look back" at the winners of the first every Academy Awards, held in the year 3 million B.C. in the Shrine Auditorium.
Best Picture: Scream at Tiger, Large Teeth
Best Actor: Oog, Fire Bad
Best Actress: Heervoo, Make Nice Kiss Kiss
Best Makeup: Mud Fall Down
Best Costume: Big Leaf Cover Pee Poo
Best Adapted Screenplay: Mud Fall Down (adapted from the folktale, The Death of Kreeno the Clumsy)
Best Original Screenplay: The Remains of the Day
Thalberg Award: Chief Googoo, for not eating all the babies
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Secrets of the Da Vinci Code!
These secrets are not spoilers if you saw the movie al fresco, better known as "normal style." These secrets only come out if you watch the film under the influence of expired homemade mescaline.
FACT: The holy grail is not a grail at all, but is, in fact, a "cup."
FACT: The Louve restaurant is not a restaurant at all, but in fact is a house of fine art available for purchase.
FACT: It is legal to murder someone in the Louve, as long as you drag the body around and write clues in the victim's blood.
FACT: Ian McKellen is Gandalf, Magneto, and a raving queen. All three things give him incredible nerd cred.
FACT: The Knights Templar were neither Knights nor manufactures of Templar, a non-stick coating found on pots or pans.
FACT: Mary Magdalene had mutated lady parts, as dramatized in the film Dead Ringers (in which Jeremy Irons and another guy who looks a lot like Jeremy Irons really gets excited about Mary Magdalene for that very reason.)
What does this all mean? That if you want to save the world from the bad guys who love Jesus, make sure you hide the key to all humanity in a bunch of codes only history nerds could solve.
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Friday, February 23, 2007
Here is the latest Ziggy
Here is a funny little story about today's Ziggy comic strip.
The original text of this was "Suicide Hotline." And the woman said: "I never thought I'd be telling anyone this, but I think you're better off doing it."
Ziggy creator Tom Wilson is going through a rough patch right now.
After receiving the strip, the editors changed the text to its current version.
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Wednesday, February 21, 2007
Free Pie
Your pie will be in several pieces in my several pockets.
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Canada's New Plan
So the Canadian government sees this as an opportunity, and is opening their borders to these misunderstood captains of industry.
In order to attract that sweet, sweet neo-con cash, the Canadian government is eliminating all income taxes for people making more than $200,000 a year.
Sounds perfect? There is a catch! Anyone who pays taxes has the right to pass wind in the face of those who pay none.
Are we to believe that Canada is eliminating income tax for neo-cons just so they can fart in their face?
I am not sure, but during the press conference annoucing the new plan, Prime Minister Stephen Harper was distinctly giggling.
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The Jerky Boys Musical
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Sunday, February 18, 2007
Bugs Bunny speaks out against Paracoccidioidomycosis
The following is the transcript from one of these films.
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Bugs and Daffy are leaning on a tree. Daffy has a pipe.
Bugs: Eh, what's up, doc?
Daffy: I'll tell you what is up! Cases of Paracoccidioidomycosis!
Bugs: Paracoccidioidomycosis is a mycosis caused by Paraco... ccidioides. It is sometimes called "South American blastomycosis", doc, but is caused by a different fungus than that which causes blastomycosis.
Daffy: Whatta maroon.
Bugs: (squinting has he tries to read cue cards off camera) If you get exposed, and your mycosis becomes... Sub...cutan...eous, know that these infections are difficult to treat and may require surgical debridement.
Daffy: Or just use Castor oil!
Bugs: Yeah, that should cure it. Castor oil, whatever.
(Bugs sighs, looking bored.)
Daffy: If you are exposed, see your school nurse. And tell your pop to vote for Eisenhower.
Bugs: Yep. (Bugs wanders off set.)
Daffy: Bugs?
(Daffy looks blankly, shrugs. Then he listens to someone off mumbling off camera.)
Daffy: We have seventy more of these to do?
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Thursday, February 15, 2007
I am "Iron Man"
With the Iron Man movie coming out, I thought I would catch the fever and replace a piece of my body with iron. I am not familiar with the Iron Man character, but I'd imagine it has something to do with replacing a fleshy body part with an iron one.
I first was going to chop off my hand and replace with a robot hand. But robot hands are sooooo the turf of a Matt Helm villain.
So I thought about it and have made my decision. I have replaced my skin-based pituitary gland with an iron-based one.
But the joke is on me. My new iron pituitary gland secretes no enzymes, it is just for show. As a result, I have no growth hormone, and am now 45% my original size. I am also lactating breast milk at a wicked pace.
At least I should be able to get on my local news once the Iron Man movie comes out.
It is directed by Jon Favreau.
Art by Adi Granov
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Wednesday, February 14, 2007
Slot Machine Madness
Cherry, anything, anything - 1 coin
Cherry, cherry, anything - 2 coins
cherry, cherry, cherry - jackpot (does not happen)
bell, bell, bell - 15 coins
belle, belle, belle - Beauty and the Beast DVD (out of print)
bar, anything, anything - free drink
bar, bar, anything - buy me a drink?
bar, bar, bar - where is that damn bar? What? Last Call? Why you lousy...
baby, baby, baby - free baby
baby, baby, anything - free baby
baby, anything, anything - free baby
anything, anything, anything - free baby
WON'T SOMEONE TAKE THIS SCREAMING BABY AWAY!!!
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Tuesday, February 13, 2007
My new cell phone ring tone
In order for me to hear it, I chose the startling sound of a gun shot. For realism, the sound is deafening, and it goes off right next to my ear.
Since no cell phone can duplicate a gun shot by my ear, I have replaced by traditional bluetooth earpiece with a .38 snub nose. I put my ear in the place your trigger finger goes.
Through science that I shall not explain, whenever my phone rings, the .38 fires. Since I don't want to shoot any people who are not mailmen, I load the gun with blanks.
However, I am questioning the effectiveness of these blanks, since people are sure look like they are actually shot whenever a telemarketer rings to sell me more term life insurance.
Maybe I should not have hired the prop man from The Crow to load my bluetooth .38 full of blanks.
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Monday, February 12, 2007
The final word about Jesus
Why are you talking, Kristin Scott Thomas in The English Patient. You are so dead in a cave and I just proved a wicked point about Jesus!
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Sunday, February 11, 2007
The Five Seasons
But it turns out he is right. There are, in fact, five seasons.
1) Winter
2) Spring
3) Summer
4) Fall, or "Autumn"
5) James Van Der Beek
How is this true? Were there not only four seasons just weeks ago? And why is one of the seasons the name of a forgotten Dawson's Creek star?
James Van Der Beek is indeed a real season. It lasts 8 days, and is in mid-December - that time that really should be winter, but still is technically fall (cause fall is a dick and won't give it up).
What do you do for these 8 days? Play football in colorful leaves or drink hot cocoa and wrap presents? Turns out neither. You watch Varsity Blues and The Rules of Attraction and weep for what might have been.
Why did James Van Der Beek get his own season? Turns out he is the distant grandson of black wizard Oliver Cromwell. And therefore he is the most powerful magician in Hollywood, second only to Babe-star James Cromwell.
If you don't believe me, check it out in Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seasons. (If it is not in the entry when you check, some non-believer has taken out my edit!)
One other perk during the James Van Der Beek season... murder without consequence or remorse!
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Thursday, February 8, 2007
I have to roast this woman, not literally
I'll make up three lies about her...
1) She once dressed up a dog in a Joe Stalin costume and made out with it.
2) She once called up Shirley Temple Black and agreed with her crazy pro-Vietnam opinions.
3) She once destroyed one of the "Twenty-Four Histories," specifically the Book of Wei. Now China only had 23 Histories - which is totally creepy given that Jim Carrey movie is coming out where he is scared of that number.
Ah, I need help... Post some comments with attacks on this woman! The secret power brokers want her taken down!
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The Toronto Raptors: finally embarassed about the name
We acknowledge that our franchise name of "Raptors," which was coined at the height of Jurassic Park-fever, is today totally lame.
While the effects seemed amazing in 1993, today they seem a bit tired. Not that much better than Dino De Laurentiis' King Kong remake, if you ask us.
We can't help but think that if we had named our franchise right after Return of the Jedi, we would be called the "Toronto Ewoks."
We plan on changing our name soon to fix this error. The two leading contenders are the "Toronto Jack Sparrows" or the "Toronto Nights (at the Museum)."
I'm glad for the mea culpa. However, this blatant attempt at movie tie-in sports franchises is not the worst offense in sports history. That distinction goes to the NHL farm team called the "St. Louis Last Starfighters."
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Tuesday, February 6, 2007
Ray Suarez: Cluster of Evil Insects?
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Monday, February 5, 2007
As an agnostic, I pray to no one in particular
Dear Whomever,
I pray that you and your other gods, or you by yourself, are infinite, or finite, or non-deity-like in every way. Your singular or plural wisdom knows either no bound or plenty of bound.
We hope to follow your path of loving kindness, stern vengeance, or that "grey area" in between, depending on who you actually are.
When we die, our souls will go to Heaven, Hell, some kind of holding place, to the body of a stray dog, or to the "Uni-mind." You decide.
And thanks for the chicken. It looks great.
A-men, praise be to Allah, and l'chaim!
Photo by greggoconnell
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Sunday, February 4, 2007
Colts Victory and a surprize!
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Congratulations to "Clocky Office"
Clocky Office could never tell time, and he was bad at filing. In fact, he works construction and is consistently late to appointments.
Therefore, we at the International Institute of Irony (aka the III), have determined that Clocky Office is our Most Ironic Man of 2006.
Second place was given to Pencil Sharp, a man who prefers pens and keeps his knives perpetually dull.
The award was first given in 1924 to Slim Longfellow, a short fat man.
Last year's winner was James Lipton, as he is not made of onion soup at all.
If you have an ironic name, please don't contact us for this award, as that is usually the tactic of a man who renames himself with a deliberately ironic name. (We are talking to you Vibrant O'Color, a recent albino applicant.)
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Thursday, February 1, 2007
Why did I become a Buddhist right before I had access to this time machine?
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I have orange slice for you
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