Friday, August 14, 2009
Funny Friday: Defining Feminism
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Book Review: The Politically Incorrect Joke Book
It used to be that a lot of foolishness was avoided because people knew that if you believed in a flat earth or went around spouting nonsense, others would make fun of you.
At some point, it became inappropriate to mock those whose beliefs are foolish and wrong, and that, of course, contributed to the spread of beliefs that were both foolish and wrong.
Never has this been more obvious than in the West's adoption of so-called "Political Correctness." Political Correctness is, of course, the idea that certain things are not allowed to be expressed publicly - not because they are wrong, because they are manifestly NOT wrong - but because the expression of certain truths might "create a hostile environment" or "hurt someone's feelings."
So foolishness is now the reigning philosophy across the West, as evidenced by the fact that we now live in a world in which a personage as vacuous and empty as Oprah Winfrey can be the most powerful single influence in the United States.
Enter The Politically Incorrect Joke Book. At roughly 120 pages it is jam-packed with a humor that is both sophisticated and properly base. I say properly base because the ideas that it mocks are not worthy of anything other than sheer mockery and utter derision.
And everybody who deserves it gets it - from the feminists who simultaneously say that women are capable of doing anything men can do (and then lobby legislators to have standards lowered so they can do what men are already doing) to the lawyers who are responsible for the spread of and institutionalization of political correctness (Q: What do you call a dishonest lawyer? A: "Your Honor.").
This book has it all, from riddles, jokes, definitions, aphorisms, light-bulb jokes, and the chapters on Pollack jokes and the Police are beyond priceless.
And the jokes about feminists... Oh, my. Both side-splitting and full of insight.
Q: How many feminist presidential candidates does it take to change a light bulb?
A: It's going to be dark for the next four years, isn't it?
This book is NOT for the faint of heart, and it is decidedly a work for ADULTS. If you are easily offended, you will be offended on every single page. And if you are a limp-wristed, pantywaisted, bedwetting liberal, you will think that this book was offered by the Antichrist himself.
But then, I think that was the point of the endeavor.
Most valuable, in my opinion, is the introduction, which is decidedly NOT funny, but is rather a very intellectual defense of the need to mock political correctness. The thinker in the author is here on display, and the effect of the intellectual jousting of the introduction coupled with the (sometimes juvenile) rough-and-tumble of the humor itself makes this an awe-inspiring offering.
I can honestly say that The Politically Incorrect Joke Book has something for everyone. It would be appreciated both by William F. Buckley and conversely, by Beavis and Butthead.
What more could you ask for?
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Reviews of The Politically Incorrect Joke Book:
"Funnier than a screen door on a submarine" - Dave Cannon.
"Outrageous humor with a flair for the intellectual" - Bud J.
"The closest thing to the Comedy Zone in paperback" - Anne C.
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Calling All Anti-Feminists: Frequent Burger King!

Hardees/Carl's Jr. is to be commended for its series of commercials that help us appropriately objectify chicks over the last few years.
But because of this, we'll be eating at BK tonight!
Let's face it, sexism just tastes better. I mean, I get to have it MY way.
Sunday, June 14, 2009
Antifeminist Jokes

Each of the following are selections from The Politically Incorrect Joke Book.
Q: How many feminist presidential candidates does it take to change a light bulb?
A: It's going to be dark for the next four years, isn't it?
Q: How many men does it take to open a beer?
A: None. It should be open when she brings it to you.
Q: How many men does it take to fix a woman's watch?
A: Why does she need a watch? There's a clock on the oven!
Q: How many women does it take to change a light bulb?
A: Just one. She holds it still and waits for the world to revolve around her.
Saturday, May 30, 2009
Crazy Feminazi
I found a couple of videos of a typical, hormonal, hate-filled feminazi rambling on about something or other - I'm sure it makes sense in the fevered imagination of the feminist. But I was having trouble figuring out which one was NOT doctored. I think I have it now, though.
This is the ORIGINAL, before translation....
And here is that speech in TRANSLATION....
Sunday, April 26, 2009
Difference Between Men and Women Showering
I'm gonna confess that I a) dry myself completely, b) use the bath mat, and c) do try to wash the whole body.
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
To Be A Feminist....
* Murder of the innocent unborn is good, and false allegations levied against innocent men are good, but the prosecution of Crystal Gail Mangum would be a setback for women's rights.
* Women are capable of doing anything that men can do, therefore standards must be lowered in Business School, Law School, Medical School, the military, police departments, and fire departments so that more women can be allowed to do what men are already doing.
* Women never lie about rape, but when they do, they should not face any consequences lest some other woman be discouraged from also lying about rape.
* Feminists respect diversity, unless a woman chooses to be an Evangelical Christian and a stay-at-home mom, in which case she is to be ridiculed.
* Feminists are righteous for insisting on the easy availability of sex for unmarried women, and men are goons for treating women like objectifiable sex objects.
* Women are enslaved by their dependence upon a husband for income and protection, but are set free by their dependence upon government for income and protection.
* The male patriarchy oppresses women, which is why ex-husbands must be exploited for child support and alimony under threat of governmental force.
* Women are capable of fighting in combat, but must be protected from a "hostile work environment" produced by bikini calendars.
* Women are capable of leading the world as President of the U.S., but are victims of "domestic violence" if a man fails to "properly regard their feelings."
* Men and women are the same, except that women never lie, are more nurturing, are more peaceful, are better communicators, and have an intuition that can be trusted in everything from workplace politics to international relations. However, men and women are the same - except where women are superior.