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Stuff that makes me laugh

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And speaking of expectant mothers:

...frankly, after 22 kids I think they need to take a break from breeding, but that’s just me.
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...I’m not even a Christian, and this makes my nose twitch.
From the Dept. of Global Cooling Climate Warming Change:

...actually, ANY country could be hit by a “mega tsunami” at any time, or by a large meteorite, or a falling Michael Moore, but let’s keep everyone frightened because it sells newspapers and gets government grants for scientists.
Still in that vein:

...must have drawn their sample from attendees at my last range session.

...sound about right. A+ for creativity, though.

...well, duh. Anyone with any serious managerial experience could have told you that, you twerp.

...can’t anyone just say “Thank you” and get off the fucking stage without turning some stupid and irrelevant award into a Momentous Ethnic Occasion?

...frankly, I’d believe any allegation of what this Addams Family reject ever did.

...okay, here are some pics. Same teacher:

And speaking of illicit sex:

...yup, all the grrrrls loves them some bad boys. So much for “equal opportunity hiring policy”.
And from INSIGNIFICA:

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...who they?


Oh… them. Forgive me, but I don’t even know what “WWE” stands for.

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“Dear Dr. Kim:
“I’ve recently been reading about something called ‘andropause’, which is apparently something like women’s menopause.
“Should I be worried about this? I’m nearly 60.”
— Apprehensive, Ohio
Dear Appy,
Back when we used fewer pretentious words, we called this “getting old”. It happens to every man — even to Clint Eastwood — and it manifests itself in your body being less able to do the things it could once do quite easily: lift heavy objects, run up stairs without feeling like your heart is going to give out, pee like a racehorse, grow hair on your head, see anything clearly at any distance without cataracts and/or glaucoma, and worst of all, have an erection pretty much on demand.
All this is pretty irritating because to be honest, you can’t stop it happening. You can try to delay the process by doing foolish things like going to the gym or taking up jogging, but it’s a lost cause; Nature is rightly regarded as female because she’s a cast-iron bitch and she hates men.
The worst part of all of this is that with this cessation of manly activity (“pause”, my ass) comes feelings of inadequacy, of having passed your prime (because you have) and knowing that your dreams of bonking some young hottie have vanished because a.) you’ve become invisible to hotties except to those with daddy issues and b.) even if you did miraculously manage to entice her to your bed the experience would likely be humiliating.
Nothing causes in-bed passion to disappear quicker than an attack of uncontrollable diarrhea, as my old buddy Patterson once explained to me. And the drooping phallus before said attack didn’t exactly help matters, he added.
This is why old men become irritable. They get upset over kids playing on their lawn, over their food being burned, over their favorite beer suddenly disappearing from the supermarket, and over the failing eyesight which causes hitherto-enjoyable trips to the gun range to become yet another failure among so many others, e.g. not remembering the name of the actress who once got your hormones racing and your erection to skyrocket.
And we haven’t even started to talk about Democrats.
Yes, it’s fucking depressing. And typically, we don’t talk about it because we’re men and not women. What we do is make bitter jokes about it, like the Rules For Old Men:
I have a cure for all of this by the way, and it’s called “Fuck It”. Here are some examples.
I could go on, but I think the point has been made.
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This is kind of an interesting story:
A wealthy divorcee has sold her luxury home to fund a new life on the high seas. Mimi Bland, 59, is one of hundreds of high-fliers buying cabins on maritime firm Storylines’ luxury residential cruise ship, MV Narrative. The liner will go around the world once every three years continuously with stops in ports across the globe.
So far, so good, although the ship’s name did cause a momentary twitch of the nose — “narrative” is not what I’d call a romantic name — but the question which arose as I was reading is: that’s all well and good, but eventually she’s going to need some income to pay for all that luxury, i.e. a job. Which is when my nose nearly twitched right off my face.
She plans to work as a mindfulness mentor while on board.
Great Kafka’s throbbing phallus: WTF is a “mindfulness mentor”?
I thought I had seen some bullshit jobs (and titles) in my time — “diversity consultant”, “human resources manager” and “psychologist” come to mind — but this one takes the Golden Turd Award.
For someone hammering hard on the door of 60, our prospective mindfulness mentor is quite a babe; but aside from being mindful of her boobs, I can’t actually think what she’d bring to any sane man’s party.

Unless “mindfulness mentor” is just another modern term for “sex worker”, but I’m completely out of touch in that area as well. I report, you decide.
If women are to be celebrated, can pies be far behind?



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