Parody As A Political Weapon, Part LIV
Once again, the rapier wit of Albert Constantine shows how to use political parody as a political weapon. Which United States and where is it on the map?
Humor
The $147.00 Tasmanian Devil
How a cheap, likely-made-in-China, stuffed animal morphed into a $147.00 Tasmanian Devil for Daddy’s little girl.
The Cat and the Rats
The cat and the rats, a tale of Miss Maggie, some ugly rats and a basement firefight.
Parody: A Political Weapon, Part LII
More Parody: a Political Weapon from the rapier wit of Albert Constantine Jr: A tribute upon his passing to R Martin, aka “Little Ricky”
Mike and Sam Go Fishin’
In this week’s episode, Mike and Sam go fishin’ and encounter a persistent reptile, but events take an unexpected turn.
Sean of the South Visits University of Alabama
The University of Alabama, in Tuscaloosa, is a unique place to visit, even for those who never attended.
The Sandwich, By Sean Dietrich
As Sean of the South explains, sometimes a sandwich is much more than a sandwich.
Political Smears in 2022 are Tame Compared with the Past
As the 2022 midterm elections draw ever nearer, the slurs and mud-slinging are picking up. Liberals are calling conservatives domestic terrorists and white supremacists. Conservatives are calling liberals leftist lunatics and depraved communists. Pretty nasty stuff, right? Not really, not when you look at the kind of mudslinging gutter politics that existed in the 19th …
Sweet Home Alabama
My husband grew up in Florida and I grew up in Mississippi. We met in Georgia when we were both “early middle-aged,” and shortly thereafter, we retired and moved to Alabama. We are often asked why the heck we moved to the Cotton State. After all, the word “Alabama” is usually prefaced by …
Parody As a Weapon Part XLIV
The challenge present in finding new ways to mock Biden, his administration and his ilk is that so many of their actions appear to be a self-parody.
Models & Politicians – Skill Sets from Heaven
Politicians and designer jeans models; Not much difference.
Democrat Music – You’ll Know It When You Hear It
Music is a way to entertain, tell a story, memorialize cultural traditions and even heal or reduce stress. Traditional musical works have served as way to inspire, to uplift spirits, as a tribute / praise to our Creator.
Running Towards Freedom
Image by Sergei Akulich from Pixabay I was just reading the news, or at least all of the news I can ingest without experiencing an equal and opposite intestinal reaction, and noticed a highly impactful story from our friends at Fox News about a 47-year-old woman who disappeared last year, only to be “found” by sheriff deputies. …
Parody As a Weapon Part XXIX
In Songs to Win and Lose Empires, Albert Constantine Jr. once again weaponizes political parody to the detriment of the left.