Archive for the 'The Joys of Mocking' Category

Avoiding something simply because it is “cool”* is nearly as bad as liking something merely on the basis of it’s socially favoured status. This is because a person undertaking the former is still acknowledging the “cool” status of the item in question, and deciding their position on something solely because of the opinions of the [...]


Nobody is online because secretly, you’re all religious nutsacks and I bet you are celebrating the birth of your messiah and wearing knitted sweaters whilst unpacking gifts with your families on a rug by a fireplace somewhere. Well I hope you carelessly allow a ribbon to fall into the fireplace when you ravage yet another [...]


So I have been researching and concluding, and I’ve been doing so with the aid of copious amounts of nitrous oxide. Generally my blinding insights are lost before I can translate them into words. Lately I’ve been bringing some stuff back from wonderland. If there are fellow Nos heads out there I need to know [...]


It’s probably wrong to find this amusing. But I can conjure up images of doctors breaking the news to family about how his brain just didn’t operate and there’s nothing they could do. I think more and more people should die of this condition. But it’s not usually not fatal.


can’t take credit for these…bitchslap chicken made them. He’s my trusty sidekick. Together we mock, ridicule and ponder ourselves into oblivion.


The age-old question has finally been answered. Yes, you can interbreed chickens and dogs. No, you shouldn’t do so, as this will be the result; God’s little punch line.


Not only did the guy not realise that his stupidity would be forever branded on his arms, the tattooist failed to notice the error as well. Then, instead of hiding in shame for the rest of his life, this guy goes on to photograph his cliched yet misspelt slogan and place it on bmezine, for [...]


Scrolling through forum groups, I stumbled upon this. Witness the top group:

“are” doesn’t even sound like “our”, it sounds more like “AAAARGH” which was, incidentally, my immediate reaction.


Here are some of the more pathetic attempts at appearing dark and macabre with the use of Sir Inge that I have found on DeviantArt. Artistic meaning: nill.