Henghngh? I remember our dispute about the Evil that is Costco, wherein I learned that criticizing Costco makes people madder than suggesting home ownership might <i>not always</i> be the best investment.
<a href="http:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch\?v=FklUAoZ6KxY" target="_blank">Smells like Nirvana</a> is so funny that Cobain actually laughed at it.
Then he got all depressed about how he was not funny . . . but that&#039;s another story.
Should you phrase that as a rhetorical question?
Was Weird Al ever funny?
Henghngh? I remember our dispute about the Evil that is Costco, wherein I learned that criticizing Costco makes people madder than suggesting home ownership might <i>not always</i> be the best investment.
PEOPLE WHO DON&#039;T LIKE WEIRD AL HAVE A DIFFERENT OPINION THAN ME!!!!
(The song is great, Dok, and the animation made it even better. Thank you for letting us know about this.)
&quot;Happy&quot;/&quot;Tacky&quot; weren&#039;t irritating?
<a href="http:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch\?v=FklUAoZ6KxY" target="_blank">Smells like Nirvana</a> is so funny that Cobain actually laughed at it.
Then he got all depressed about how he was not funny . . . but that&#039;s another story.
Obviously I am not sufficiently familiar with the Weird Al <i>oeuvre.</i>
Fair enough.
Borowitz is HuffPo or CNN funneh, not <i>New Yorker </i>funneh. When Roger Angell was doing humor there many a year ago, it was very good.
try listening to Marvin Gaye&#039;s &quot;Got to Give It Up.&quot;