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Too Stupid for Words category archive

Snapcrash 0

No selfie-awareness whatsoever.

A tipsy Texas collegian was taking a topless Snapchat photo for her boyfriend last night moments before she crashed her car into a parked police cruiser, according to cops.

Fully-clothed details at the link.

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Clowns to the Left of Me, Clowns to the Right of Me, Clowns in Authority 0

Coulrophobians will get a temporary sigh of relief this month in Kemper County, Miss., where a new ordinance makes it illegal for people of all ages to wear clown costumes, makeup and masks.

Since Monday, people have had to put their clown act on hold and will not be able to dress as one until after Halloween, on Nov. 1.

The stupid, it burns.

Via Harry Shearer.

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If You Are Going To Go Around Hitting Mayors in the Face with Pies . . . 0

. . . don’t be surprised if you get served

No self-awareness whatsoever.

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Trumpling the Dating Scene 0

More stuff you couldn’t make up.

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For the Birds 0

Plaintiffs eat crow in silly lawsuit about crows.

Being a farm boy, I tend to be biased against crows, but, really, now.

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Life in the Yuge Lane 0

He made his commute great again.

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Facebook Frolics 0

Frolicking beyond the Palin.

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Games and Gaming Gamers 0

You can’t make this stuff up.

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“Tee Many Martoonis” 0

And hipsters wonder why we laugh at them.

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A Surfeit of Stupid 0

Local residents want Pokemon Gone.

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Droning On 0

It sounds like the plot of a half-baked stoner movie screenplay, but it’s actually happening: Google boss company Alphabet and Mexican food chain Chipotle have become the flying burrito brothers under a delivery-by-drone plan that will first target the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (Virginia Tech).

How is this not biological warfare?

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Twits on Twitter 0

Geographically-challenged twits.

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Send In the Clowns 0

Two creepy clowns have been caught. Of course, they weren’t actually creeping creepy clowns. They were creepy clown callers-in, or whatever the proper term may happen to be.

During a subsequent interview with deputies, Brandon Jerome Moody, the man who placed the 911 call, initially claimed to have seen “clowns around a white van parked on Hammett Road.” Moody, 26, then changed his story before admitting that he fabricated the clown tale.

Moody, pictured above, confessed that he was aware of “all the complaints about clowns and the schools being on lock down.”

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“Facts Are What People Think” 0

Leonard Pitts, Jr., laments the passing of truth. A nugget:

“Why haven’t you reported that Colin Kaepernick’s actions are due to his radical Muslim beliefs? Why are you covering this up?”

So reads an email sitting in my inbox.

Not shockingly, Snopes, the fact-checking website, has rated the claim it makes as false. . . . .

That truth is not offered in hopes of persuading my correspondent. It is presented simply as a snapshot in time, a postcard from post-factual America. Meaning America of the last 20 years, where untruth is gospel, reality is multiple choice and “facts” are whatever you have testes enough to say and somebody is dumb enough to believe.

Read it. And weep.

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Facebook Frolics 0

Shooting the messenger frolics.

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How Stuff Works, Technology Improves Lives Dept. 0

Rat appears in couple's living room.  Man says,


Click to see the image at its original location.

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Trumping History 0

Shorter Mike Pence: Lies come with a sell-by date, don’t they? This one’s old news.

I find this you will pardon the expression deplorable.

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Twits on Twitter 0

Resurrecting Reagan.

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Facebook Frolics, Too Trifling for Words Dept. 0

From time to time, the stupidity, venality, and shallowness of the Zuckerborg leaves one speechless.

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Twits on Twitter 0

The Chairman of the Board.

Via Atrios.

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