Parody and Satire
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The Perfect Chain Letter
By Wesley Jansen | January 25, 2012Your help is needed. Today, you have the opportunity to make a difference in somebody's life. Please read the following story all the way through, and you will see why. Read More »
As Your Renewable Energy Czar, I Say We Build the World's Largest Windmill
By Ryan DeCurtidor | January 20, 2012"Every city in the world should undertake policy development to support the deployment of renewable energy, recommends a 200-page report from the International Energy Agency (IEA). The report is designed to 'inspire' local public and private officials..." -Renewable Energy Focus Read More »
With MIT Online, Anyone Can Be Smart for Free!
By Ben Link | December 28, 2011Recently the Massachusetts Institute of Technology launched an online learning initiative called "MITx," which allows users to take real MIT classes for free. I tried out a few courses to see how I'd do. I think I did fine... Read More »
Shit Wars: The Game Show for Assholes!
By James Boulstridge | December 20, 2011Welcome to Shit Wars, the next logical step in family home-viewing entertainment! Don't be a fool and miss the gravy train. Shit Wars is a new game show in which contestants shit into translucent toilet bowls for viewers at home to see and judges to score. Contestants can achieve any combination of scores (for instance, mixing The Hitler with The Infinity—good fucking luck), and add them up to become The Shitking, superhot and admired the world over for their creative asshole! If you've got shy butt, play at home by yourself anytime, or against a friend via mobile shit pics! Read More »
Choose Your Own Discrimination Victim!
By James Boulstridge | November 25, 2011We're living in some harrowing times these days. Blacks are just about free and clear of prejudice, and gays are only about twenty years away from waning discrimination, at which point love between one human being and another will be seen as the most universal and harmonizing emotion on the face of this Earth. Read More »
The Pert Plus Crystal Meth and Napalm Challenge
By Mike Lamb | October 4, 2011Hi there. I've recently been asked to endorse Pert Plus shampoo to you, the Pointsincase.com reader. Unfortunately, I was also told immediately afterwards not to endorse them as soon as I pitched my contest column idea for "The Pert Plus Crystal Meth and Napalm Challenge." Read More »
Greg's New Kitchen Appliances Talk Too Much, And They're Mean, Too
By Ben Link | September 24, 2011"Your toast will be done at exactly 9:38am," the toaster said.
"Toasters do just about everything these days," Greg sighed. "But what they don't do is actually toast my bread." The toaster heard what Greg said and didn't like it, so it popped his toast out early, making it too soft to spread butter on. Read More »
If the US Had Defaulted on Its Debt
By Jon Lowe | September 6, 2011Tim Cook, in taking over for Steve Jobs as CEO of Apple, the most successful company on Earth, reveals a startling revelation about what would have happened had we defaulted on our national debt. Tim ran a complex computer simulation developed by Apple but executed on a Windows machine. Here's the result.
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Memoirs of a Flying Boy
By Suzanna Ramos | August 6, 2011I was the ripe age of 16 when I first realized I could fly. I'd always suspected there was something different about me. These suspicions were especially strong at certain times, like when my friends would say things to me like, "Hey Brian, your feet aren't touching the floor right now," or "Hey Brian, get back down here with our potato salad!" Looking back, it really should have been pretty obvious to me that I had the ability to fly, considering all the times I went to bed and woke up the next morning floating somewhere in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. Read More »
Teen Wolf: How It Got to the Big Screen
By Vernon Ross | July 5, 2011The boardroom was large, as it had to be to seat twenty plus people. Not to mention the catering. Large wingback chairs on wheels. Classé. Felix McMillan got there first. He had to get there first. Got to make the big impression today, he thought. The clock to the left of the wall read 7:45, which meant that no one would be showing up for another 25 minutes. Read More »
1-800-PEDOPHILE: Take Control of Your Children Today!
By Matthew Muccie | June 28, 2011Nowadays, it's all too common for a 15-year-old to have his third kid by his 16th birthday, or for a household to have a mother who gets the holy blue hell beaten out of her daily by her 8-year-old. Kids are becoming more dominant in the household, and I have come up with the perfect solution to solve this problem permanently. Read More »
The Age of Bimbocracy
By Richard Buzzell | June 18, 2011Without many of us even being aware of it we have entered an ominous period in our history. To the untrained eye it may seem like nothing more than the battle of the bimbos—a showdown between Paris Hilton's show The World According to Paris and season 6 of Keeping Up With The Kardashians. Read More »
It's Not Easy Being a Mummy
By Suzanna Ramos | June 12, 2011You know what I hate? The fact that I can't go into a store and find clean bandages sold especially for mummies. I don't think there's a single mummy-friendly personal hygiene product on the market. Why doesn't anyone think we want to be clean? It isn't fun walking around in tatters, tripping over your own dirty wrappings. My cousin Steve broke his arm off that way. Read More »
Kristian Zane Jackson Shares Some Cool Things About Life
By Ben Link | May 23, 2011Hi everyone. My name is Kristian Zane Jackson. I'm mostly an international male model, but I do a lot of other cool stuff, too. Anyways, I have been modeling all over the world and have been able to meet some really cool people. Some of them have opened my eyes to a world I never knew about. Read More »
Underground History: Panhandles of the Great J. Edgar Hoover
By TK Field | May 19, 2011It's well known that FBI director J. Edgar Hoover was a flaming, cross-dressing closet queen with an obsession for large male appendages. Hoover was such an insatiable sausage-hound that when one of his ex-lovers invented a device to pick up dirt, he named it "The Hoover" in his honor. Read More »
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