Tag Archives: Satire
Think about it!
The Democrats have made your world topsey turvey in just eight months. Think what they can do in 24!
The Department of Regulation Procedures!
After a Democratic think tank in Washington DC finished up a year long 30 billion dollar study, in early 2022, it was recommended by that group of eight Congressmen that there were literally millions of activities in both the public … Continue reading
Posted in Political satire
Tagged Dark humor, Dept of Regulations, DORP, Forsythkid, Satire
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Coming this fall!
Coming out this fall for the combined flu and Covid season, will be a Biden approved concept that will provide much greater comfort while supplying the individual with a constant supply of fresh viral scrubbed air. While the whole affair … Continue reading
National Weather Service Forecast as told by two men.
A wintry mix in the morning. Then clouds will linger in the afternoon. Some icing possible. High around 30°F. Winds NE at 5 to 10 mph. Chance of precip 30%. As told by Trump: ‘My fellow citizens, the potential for … Continue reading
A breach of trust…
When someone, or some thing or some body of people that you’ve trusted all your life betrays that trust… ‘I tried so hard and got so farBut, in the end, it doesn’t even matterI had to fall to lose it … Continue reading
Biden defined!
Once the new Lord Biden takes His rightful place on the throne in Washington DC, all will be well! Not only in the New Socialists States of America, but with the entire world! He has promised this! Here are just … Continue reading
My first (and possibly my last) podcast!
At some point in my long existence, you’d just have to know that I would discover that I had a mic attached to my Microsoft headphones! And from there it was a short jog to making a podcast! Actually, my … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, vitriolic humor
Tagged Forsythkid, foul language, Humor, Insanity, podcast, Satire
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Of venues in small town USA!
For no real reason, one afternoon while driving down the main strip in my small town of Forsyth MO, I had occasion to reflect on how a place with a population of only two thousand should support seven eateries. Each … Continue reading
