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Political Parody As a Weapon Part LXX; A day that will live in infamy of one kind or another. In Part XIV, our last segment, we examined a stain from the D.C swamp that should soon be eliminated. This week, we examine a different kind of a stain on our culture and our country, most recently …
Political Parody As a Weapon Part LXIV; Almost gone but not forgiven, hope we don’t see him again. In Part LXIII, our last segment, we called on the leader of the Parrot Heads to provide the tune to memorialize the lowlights of the current head of state’s eight decades. This week, we will remain in the …
Political Parody As a Weapon Part LXII; If you don’t have anything good to say about someone, maybe the Washington Post can help.
Political Parody As a Weapon Part LXI; Beware of those who call themselves friends and offer unsolicited advice.
Political Parody As a Weapon Part LX; In safe spaces, no one can hear you scream. Previously, in Part LIX, the senate race in Pennsylvania provided the fertile ground for song parody, though the fracking rights remained confused. This week, we will go west and into orbit with the Arizona race. Mark Kelly is one of …
Political Parody As a Weapon Part LIX; Nostalgia isn’t what it used to be. Previously, in Part LVIII, Joe Biden’s achievements as The Worst President in the World were listed. Today, there will be some punching down at an oversized target. On the second Tuesday in January of 1974, television viewers were treated to a midseason replacement …
Political Parody As a Weapon Part LVIII; Stay worried, my friends
Sam the Salesman Previously I introduced you to my great friend and Army buddy Sam. I’ve written about our fishing adventures, the time we messed up Valentine’s Day and the time he tried to have me arrested in Kuwait. Still and all, he’s a great friend. His wife Sweet Allie, is the big sister I …
What can we really teach? How does one impart values, moral relativism and behavioral guidelines to a cat?
This week, we mock in song, political parody once again, that which can’t be denied, i.e. that the current occupant of the White House is cognitively impaired.
Here’s one for all my Infantry buddies..and a few other Military friends too. This is directed at military members, past, present and future.
The rapier wit of Albert Constantine Jr using parody as a political weapon, truly skewers the Biden administration’s handling of the Southern Border.
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?
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, a tale of Miss Maggie, some ugly rats and a basement firefight.
More Parody: a Political Weapon from the rapier wit of Albert Constantine Jr: A tribute upon his passing to R Martin, aka “Little Ricky”
In this week’s episode, Mike and Sam go fishin’ and encounter a persistent reptile, but events take an unexpected turn.
The University of Alabama, in Tuscaloosa, is a unique place to visit, even for those who never attended.
As Sean of the South explains, sometimes a sandwich is much more than a sandwich.
