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[NationalLampoonguy]

Moveonplease.org Submissions and Comments

[NationalLampoonguy]

I am a regular guest on Hannity and the creator of National Lampoon's MoveOnPlease.org

Just wanted FP to know that we are open to any satirical submissions or comments you might want to make.

Send to: feedback@nationallampoon.com

National Lampoon...Just trying to balance the satirical scales...'Course with Smalley, it shouldn't be difficult.

[prion]

Already been posted. And it's funny as hell.

Delighted to see NatLamp back, and funny again!

[Old Sarge]

Would you be curious about this PING?

[anniegetyourgun]

Welcome to FR.

[Enterprise]

The last few days have provided jaw dropping satire regarding Kerry. It may be difficult to accurately portray some of it, but yesterday on Brit Hume, Juan Williams read a statement to the effect that Kerry had said he was on the border of Viet Nam/Cambodia, deep in enemy territory. That would be like saying you are on the California/Nevada border, deep in California. The point being is that I can't understand how someone can be "deep" into a territory while being on the border.

Another irony is the "secret mission" with the SEALS. Oh man, is this ever ripe for lampooning. Kerry could be sent on "secret missions" to arrange for the first ping pong match with China. A secret mission in a U2 with former President Bush to deliver the birthday cake to the Ayatollah Khomeini. The Falklands war? Kerry was there on a secret mission. Neil Armstrong wasn't the first man to step on the moon. Kerry was there first, on a secret mission. And (shhhhh), he helped Algore invent the internet and write "Love Story" (based on his flaming courtship of TeRAYza). It's just that he can't tell anyone that he did these things. It's secret.

[KS Flyover]

Great website!

Here's the thread from yesterday: HILARIOUS MoveOn.org Website Parody

[Lazamataz]

I will assist. I'm known around these parts as FR's funny bone. I used to do a lot of satirical news articles. Please freepmail me a direct email address I can submit to.

[bolobaby]

AWESOME! Two thumbs WAY up!

[bitt]

my favorite - I HAD this issue, til my mother threw it out in the 70's...

[Steely Tom]

Don't forget, the National Lampoon was an early venue for the humor of P.J. O'Rourke.

Does anyone remember "The Bulgemobile" and "Baby Creosote's Iron Cradle?" How about "This is Utah... Utah, you doorknob!. That's his era.

(steely)

[philman_36]

Firstly, am I correct in assuming that this was done as a parody on MoveOn.org specifically because the left wouldn't, and couldn't, understand the nuances of such a parody and the right would?

Secondly, do you know what "/sarcasm" means yet and should I have put one on this reply?

[Lazamataz]

Don't forget, the National Lampoon was an early venue for the humor of P.J. O'Rourke.

PJ O'Rourke is not a human. He's a god.

[katana]

FR's funny bone

Yes, you are and all of us (well, most of us... ok, some of us.... yeah, well ME) are very proud of you.

[Petronski]

Who has Kerry's back this election season? His

[BSunday]

Just been to your site. It is absolutely hilarious !

[katana]

What about the special issue describing life in Dacron, Ohio? P.J.'s a native of Toledo.

[Bluegrass Federalist]

Dang that is funny!

[joebuck]

Hopefully, somone else remembers the NatLamp High School yearbook parody. It was released during their early, funny years and it is maybe the funniest magazine I've ever read. PJ makes an appearance as do many of the characters that would later reappear in the movie Animal House. That parody was so jam packed with funniness (Is that a word?) you could pick up on new stuff you never noticed before on the 10th or 12th time you read it.

[WhiteGuy]

O.C. and Stiggs Bump !

[techcor]

bump