EarthShipTechIntern

My mistake!

Roasted fetal barley abortions.

Thanks for the wake up

And that's why I (& sounds like you, too) watch them: as you said they bring valid topics to the table. If they're skewing the facts severely, they make it pretty obviously part(y) of the jokes. Doonesbury was always more of a news media than national inquirer.

Comedy delivered from a proper court jester beats the telltale gossip rag for actual useful information every day of the week.

That in mind, Late night, Tonight shows, daily shows all do a better job of delivering news than Fox.

Plus, they tell you it's only part of the story or give multiple takes on the situations.

Fox, not so much. Some experts agree... Valid topics are only those approved by Sun times & RT.

Well, you could say beer is yeast piss.

I'll have another (lab brewed yeast piss. From malted grain. Sometimes with hops)

Daily Show and Last Week Tonight have staffs of ardent pursuers of truth.

A lot of study & journalism goes in to the jokes & it shows.

Both offer a succinct wrap of the daily (or weekly) news.

Like she said: same old, tired playbook

Thanks for reminding me to listen to aerosmith & Prince.

Anything else you dislike?

Grifter pours idiot on cockwomble

It's a good thing the shooter was an aspiring Empire Stormtrooper. He shot like the best of them.

I vote for Trump's next four years: dunking chair.

Anyone can throw cantaloupes/tomatoes at a target. Square hit, he's dunked in fake blood water. Miss, you might hit him in the face. Or in the nuts.

Both of those twats are still alive?

Extended life span takes its toll on the world.

Disrespecting of anyone is shitty.

Celebrate individuality. Bullying is for terribly short sighted sorts that could use some education.

Thanks! Didn't know about that.

I've been thinking (for a while, Pokemon's not new), if designers got people interested in actual biological life forms instead of imaginary piccachu, squirtle etc

...well, Pokémon got millions to learn massive amounts of information about hundreds of imaginary characters. What if they had learned actual instead of imaginary?