The Litigant
Some people shop for trinkets, climb rocks or fish for sport, Magoo just likes to polish the doorsteps of the court; To get fresh air he saunters down to the […]
A satirical take on tribalism, indoctrination and shysters
Some people shop for trinkets, climb rocks or fish for sport, Magoo just likes to polish the doorsteps of the court; To get fresh air he saunters down to the […]
Her nose points to the ether, to jab the stratosphere, She’s two percent quintessence and ninety-eight veneer; You’d think she’d been embittered as early as baptism, With mugwort oil anointed, […]
Here creeps a well-adapted example or rare fauna – A crossbreed seldom spotted, half-rat and half-piranha; A cunning stealth attacker and skilful bottom feeder, You will not see him coming […]
Too many to be a coincidence! 🙂
Too tempting to resist as these patterns are just ridiculous.
Aren’t they manly.
Contrary to the theory of evolution, which claims initially the fittest survived in order to improve the species, creationism has people believing humans originate from one single incestuous family.
A community of content creators initially based on criticising religion has been pushing conservatism for a good few years, ignoring the religiosity of conservatives in general. Makes sense, right?
Don’t you just love these publications trawling through obituaries in case they find something worth monetising?
From using inspirational tales to morbid curiosity, click-bait sites have developed an art of making irrelevant two-sentence stories drag on for (usually) more than ten pages.