Webupon

A satirical look at how one of the most popular social networking tools is replacing our need to be social.

Jackie Broyles and Dunlap aren’t your average, run-of-the-mill Southern conservative activists. Their irreverent satire on American politics captures the essence of the debate and parodies both sides while each are blissfully unaware of their – and their creators’ – wit.

I have challenged you all: find out who is behind the Mask of Marlowe, who is the Puppet Master, who is pulling your string?… Follow into my footsteps, this is the worldwide webtrail left by Yours Truly, the One & Only Troll of Triond!

I do like comedy, but mostly not the comedy you get on TV. And, being fond of Triond, I also like non-Triond comedians. Here are, in no particular order, seven of my favorites.

Many people think that Flash animation is evil per se, but what happens when it falls in to the “wrong” hands? Here are a variety of online nastimations – use and disseminate carefully! While doing so you can ponder this thought – is Flash really evil or is it just drawn that way?

This list should really begin with: “Satire and polemic writing are only effective when your audience knows that you’re sarcastic or angry.” For those who get it, here’s the list.

If you like your news to come from deep left field, and you enjoy your political analysis to include satire rather than fawning, these sites are for you.

Internet peeves and a short description of each. Common worldwide.

The rambling, incoherent tendencies of the internet generation.