The people for the ethical treatment of animals have decided that if they get people to start calling fish "sea kittens", people will have trouble telling the difference between their pet cats and the alewives washing up on the beach. Yeah, that will work. They wrote a children's book for this campaign. One of the characters in it, "Tony the Trout", is said to have pursued a double major in neuroscience and environmental studies. Pity he didn't augment the neuroscience with a little psychiatry. Maybe he'd be able to diagnose the problem ailing the person who came up with this campaign.

Temporarily improving a piece of public art in New York

A work of religious art re-explained. Not for the hypersensitive.

Satire of creationism.

Maybe we can get them on the ballot, here.

Text of a 1911 work by Ambrose Bierce you've probably heard of, but not read.

The hidden peril.

Illustrating the differences between the various ideologies, while you weigh the merits of becoming a hermit.

Inflict your soul shattering angst on others without needing to experience it yourself: a few word selections on one of the forms on this page allows you to create your own mock poetry, that will sound suspiciously like something you heard somebody read at a jam.

Satire posted during the Obama campaign.

Abandon all hope ...

The Soviet Realist version of LOLCats

A parody of environmental action sites, this is said to have fooled a fair number of the middle school students who saw it into thinking that they were reading about a real species.

aka "Conspiracy Theory". A vlogger answers his e-mail.

Product of the software mentioned in my previous entry (which can be found at http://tinyurl.com/92dkt)

Yet another automated fiction generator. Pick a few keywords and it creates a story. My next link will be to the masterpiece it created for me. We can't let work like this be lost to posterity.

Times the lawyers or attorneys probably wish the court reporter had been asleep.

"Could this tragedy have been prevented" ... more satire from the Onion.