satire

Geek satire, comedy, and all things satirical in the geek universe.

The Mystery of the 'Coach' YouTube Channel
"Sometimes a mystery is no mystery at all" Columbo (Maybe) (This is mostly satire, I don't know anything about the person behind the @CoachOffficial YouTube Channel other than that it exists.)
By Sean Patrick4 years ago in Geeks
The Stormtrooper Paradox
We live in a society where soldiers are often seen as disposable pawns in a larger game of politics and power. They are dehumanized and reduced to faceless, emotionless soldiers who are easily defeated in battle. This dehumanization of soldiers can make it easier to accept their deaths and the violence they are involved in. It can also make it harder for soldiers to return to civilian life and reconnect with their own humanity.
By Hoesane Hakkem4 years ago in Geeks
The Fascinating World of Cosplay: What It Is and Why People Do It
Cosplay is a hobby and a passion for many people, and it involves dressing up as characters from various movies, TV shows, video games, and comic books. Cosplayers typically create their own costumes, often spending months or even years perfecting the details. But what motivates people to devote so much time and effort to cosplay, and what draws others to admire and appreciate their work?
By Nouman4 years ago in Geeks
Inventor of Trademark ™ and Copyright © Symbols Simultaneously Sued for Trademark Infringement and Copyright Violations
Thomas Frins the recognized pioneer and world leader in the field of symbology for legal applications was sued in federal court last week for both trademark infringement and copyright violations. The suit was brought by Emoticonics Inc., a technology firm that specializes in the development and application of symbolic language. Emoticonics is most well know for inventing the avacado emoji 🍆 which subsequently became the default symbolic representation of the penis in most internet communications.
By Everyday Junglist4 years ago in Geeks
Spicy Chicken and Superhero Shenanigans
Once upon a time in New York City, Spider-Man was having a tough day. He had been fighting off a new supervillain called "The Tickler," who had the power to make anyone laugh uncontrollably. Spider-Man was completely immune to his powers, but unfortunately, the same couldn't be said for the citizens of New York. Everywhere he turned, people were laughing so hard they couldn't move, and Spider-Man had to carry them to safety.
By S Rajesh Kumar4 years ago in Geeks
Succession' Season 4 Review: The Roys Return to Daddy's Orbit
Introduction Succession, the hit HBO drama about a powerful media family, has returned for its highly anticipated fourth season. The show follows the Roy family as they navigate their complex relationships, power struggles, and corporate maneuverings. Season 3 ended with a shocking betrayal and left fans eager to see what would happen next. In season 4, the tension and drama are higher than ever as the family faces new challenges and old rivalries resurface. In this review, we will delve into the season's first few episodes and analyze what has changed, what has stayed the same, and whether this new season lives up to its predecessor's high standards.
By Siddharth Vishwakarma4 years ago in Geeks
Why Killer Loop's the Stefano Labbia's pulp comics deserve a prize?
Stefano Labbia's Killer loop's graphic novel series is undoubtedly deserving of a prize! At this point you probably ask me why - if you didn't read it... The reason is obvious: the pulp comics are a thrilling and captivating work of art that highlights the limitless possibilities attainable through graphic storytelling. The comics fuse mastery of the art of storytelling and highly imaginative visuals, which culminate in an unforgettable experience.
By Ichiro Kanegawa4 years ago in Geeks
YOU Season 4: A Satire of Satire
Spoiler Warning! Joe Goldberg, as much as he'd like to convince us that this isn't the case, lacks self awareness. Obviously. He is always telling us what a good guy he is, and how none of this was meant to happen, and that he's trying to change, but we know that people don't trip up and accidentally murder (nearly) all of their romantic partners, plus a few extra for good luck.
By Hannah Macdermott4 years ago in Geeks
Breakdown Hallmark’s Framed For Murder: A Fixer Upper Mystery
“Shannon Hammer, owner of Hammer Construction Company, is an expert in Victorian home restoration. Through her renovations she will find clues to uncover a house’s secret past and in turn become an unlikely sleuth.” – Hallmark’s words, not mine.
By The Green Shoes4 years ago in Geeks
A Breakdown of Hallmark’s Gourmet Detective
“A chef-turned-culinary sleuth partners with a detective to unravel the clue surrounding the death of a guest at a prestigious dinner party.” – Peacock’s words, not mine.
By The Green Shoes4 years ago in Geeks
How to handle a partner's cultural differences
Cultural differences can be a significant challenge in any relationship. When two people from different cultures come together, they may have different expectations, beliefs, and values that can cause conflict and misunderstanding. However, with patience, understanding, and communication, couples can learn to navigate these differences and create a stronger, more fulfilling relationship. In this article, we will explore the ways to handle a partner's cultural differences.
By Rajveer Digital Marketer4 years ago in Geeks
Why Shadow and Bone Season 3 Could be the End
It’s understandable that before fans get into a Netflix show nowadays, they want to know whether the show will have another season or whether they’ll be stuck with another cliffhanger ending that will never be continued. Yes we’re talking about Julie and the Phantoms, First Kill, Partner Track, and so much more. But with a show like Shadow and Bone, where we have a whole universe’s worth of stories to pull from and a strong fan base, viewers will be happy to hear that back when showrunner Eric Heisserer pitched the show for Netflix, he told them his ideas for a three-season series.
By Arivu4 years ago in Geeks