Camels With Hammers

Sadly, the charm of this old-fashioned insipidity is weakened by the fact that the level of thinking and presentation among the hysterical faction of the right wing has been regressing back to this level of mental and moral crudity (or maybe never had a period where it advanced beyond it) and so this stuff all [...]

By Daniel Fincke | Also posted in Christianity, Homophobia, Religious Extremism, Religulous, Unintentional Comedy | Tagged Abstinence Only Sex Education, Hitler, Propaganda, Vintage | Comments (1)

Daily Hilarity: Knocking

May 29, 2010 – 9:10 am

Redcurtains: Your Thoughts?

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Daily Hilarity: Grading Rubric

May 22, 2010 – 12:00 am

This is really, really what it’s like to grade: Your Thoughts?

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Daily Hilarity: Incredibly Easy Moral Dilemmas

May 21, 2010 – 9:35 am

Do theists even believe themselves when they say that atheists would not be able to know right from wrong without religion? Do they really think we’d reply like the guy in green in that cartoon? (Cartoon courtesy of Chaos Pet, of course.) Your Thoughts?

By Daniel Fincke | Also posted in Atheistic Ethics, Comedy, Hilarious | Tagged Chaos Pet, Moral Dilemmas | Leave a Comment

Jesus And Mo Watch South Park, Discover Profound Paradox

April 24, 2010 – 3:57 pm

Put two great religious founders together and let the mysteries emerge: Your Thoughts?

By Daniel Fincke | Also posted in Comedy, Hilarious, Jesus, Satire, Uncategorized | Tagged Mohammed | Comments (1)

Sundaily Hilarity: Jesus The Tea Partier

April 11, 2010 – 10:42 am

Portraits of Jesus captioned with the statements of various right wingers from recent years: Many more great pictures, all linked to the sources of the quotes, here. I imagine they’ll keep updating in the future, so remember to revisit. Your Thoughts?

By Daniel Fincke | Also posted in Christianity, Comedy, Glenn Beck, Hilarious, Jesus, Political Satire, Politics, Right Wing Politics, Satire | Tagged Health Care, James Dobson, Poverty, Right Wing Extremism | Leave a Comment

Daily Hilarity: Tautology Club

February 17, 2010 – 10:17 am

A hilarious new xkcd: Your Thoughts?

By Daniel Fincke | Also posted in Hilarious, Parody | Tagged Facebook, Fight Club, Honor Societies, Logic, Tautologies, xkcd | Leave a Comment

Daily Hilarity: Heavenly TOS

December 9, 2009 – 11:30 am

Thanks to Gary for the heads up on this one:

By Daniel Fincke | Also posted in Hilarious | Leave a Comment

Happy Thanksgiving Week!

November 25, 2009 – 12:00 am

Just a post wishing safe travels and incident-free trips through security to everyone! Happy Thanksgiving! http://xkcd.com/651/

By Daniel Fincke | Also posted in Hilarious | Tagged Security, Thanksgiving, xkcd | Leave a Comment

Lego

November 10, 2009 – 6:35 pm

xkcd, of course. Your Thoughts?

By Daniel Fincke | Also posted in Applied Ethics, Bio-Medical Ethics | Tagged Compositional Wholes, Legos, Organ Donation, Personal Identity, Unity, xkcd | Leave a Comment

Reading Nietzsche Post-Modernly

November 6, 2009 – 9:37 pm

This week from Chaos Pet: And find out why Nester is frustrated with time travel here. Your Thoughts?

By Daniel Fincke | Also posted in Hilarious, Nietzsche, Philosophy | Tagged Chaos Pet, Postmodernism, Thus Spoke Zarathustra | Leave a Comment

Religious Logic

October 28, 2009 – 8:30 pm

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By Daniel Fincke | Also posted in Epistemology, Evidence, Faith, Religion | Tagged Falsification, Unfalsifiability, Verification | Comments (1)

I Love XKCD

October 25, 2009 – 9:01 am

Via TooManyTribbles, A great video from Noam Raby and Olga Nunes based on a great strip (as always) from Randall Munroe: Your Thoughts?

By Daniel Fincke | Also posted in Comedy, Music Videos, Videos | Tagged Feel Good, Fun, Life Affirmation, Noam Raby, Olga Nunes, Randall Munroe, Sweet, xkcd | Leave a Comment

The Real Thing

October 18, 2009 – 8:55 pm

If I had my way, I’d spend every October weekend retreated to a beautiful autumnal countryside. Your Thoughts?

By Daniel Fincke | Tagged Autumn, Nature, xkcd | Comments (1)

Michelle Obama Wins Nobel Prize Too!

October 9, 2009 – 2:35 pm

From David Fitzsimmons of The Arizona Star, via The Moderate Voice Your Thoughts?

By Daniel Fincke | Also posted in Barack Obama, Hilarious, News Discussion, Parody, Politics | Tagged David Fitzsimmons, Michelle Obama, Nobel Prize | Comments (2)

The Law Of Unintended Consequences And The Separation Of Church And State

October 8, 2009 – 10:09 pm

State of Protest has an interesting retrospective of his first two years of blogging, highlighting his best posts and giving an interesting glimpse into the ways blog readership expands and contracts over time. The post is reading as a nice guide to his site. As part of that post, he highlights one of his more [...]

By Daniel Fincke | Also posted in Atheism, Cultural Secularism, George W. Bush, Hilarious, Political Secularism, Separation of Church and State | Tagged Conscience Exemption Laws, Pharmacy, Scientology, State of Protest | Comments (3)

Traditional American Values

October 8, 2009 – 12:15 pm

From State of Protest: And in case you missed the dazzling speech from Carrie Prejean which inspired this cartoon, really take the 15 minutes and marvel at how little self-awareness and much self-righteousness a single human being can actually have. Your Thoughts?

By Daniel Fincke | Also posted in Parody, Politics, Religion, Religious Satire, Satire | Tagged Carrie Prejean, The Religious Right, Values Voter Summit | Comments (5)

Daily Hilarity: With Great Power…

October 7, 2009 – 5:01 pm

We’ve not been as daily with the Daily Hilarity this week as we normally are, so, to make up for it, here’s some more hilarity for today… Your Thoughts?

By Daniel Fincke | Also posted in Hilarious, Parody | Tagged "With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility", Chemistry, Ohm's Law, Spider-Man | Leave a Comment

Daily Hilarity: Check Up

October 3, 2009 – 10:15 am

From Userfriendly.org Your Thoughts?

By Daniel Fincke | Also posted in Comedy, Hilarious | Tagged Doctors, Medicine | Leave a Comment

Philosophy In-Joke Hilarity Galore

September 29, 2009 – 10:54 am

When you do philosophy for a living, philosophy novices are frequently inflicting on you the same small stock of stale and unimaginative philosophy jokes and overrated Monty Python philosophy related sketches. So that’s probably why I find this contemporary, philosophically acute, esoteric latest comic strip from Chaos Pet strip a breath of fresh, hilarious air: [...]

By Daniel Fincke | Also posted in Hilarious, Parody, Philosophy, Philosophy of Mind | Tagged Chaos Pet, Philosophy of Mind Zombies | Comments (2)

Misunderstood

September 29, 2009 – 1:36 am

Your Thoughts?

By Daniel Fincke | Tagged xkcd | Leave a Comment

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