Though everyone has their own definition of "satire," all the sites in this section should fit this one:
Keeness and severity of remark; caustic exposure to reprobation; trenchant wit; sarcasm
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Subcategories 6
Sites 52
Terrorist sleeper cell activation page.
Headline, archives and a disclaimer that promises to shovel it in the name of free speech. Features humor at the expense of deities, political parties, religion and humans in general.
A fictional white couple and their flubbed attempts to relate to black people.
Features include Skewpoint, Stuff, Not for Dummies, Parody Section and About Bob. Since 1999.
Online news magazine covering the USA sports scene.
Devoted to solving the mystery. Features explanations, literature and questionnaire.
Keeping an eye on a business park across the street. Offers observations from May through September 2003. Then the author had to move.
A source quotes and Murphyisms. Features a dictionary.
Parodies of company press releases.
Modern phrases and buzzwords explained and defined.
Contains short stories, including wildebeests, cornbread stealing ghosts and an alcoholic teddy bear named Fromage Boudreaux that hires hookers, steals cars/planes, and eats rice. The content is updated daily.
Essays and ramblings by Val Peterson.
Sections include news, opinions, and columnists.
Featuring satirical news stories, and humorous pictures. Updated weekly.
Features misfortune cookies, 101 least lists, and the giant angry weblog.
Features articles of humor, parodies, and satire.
Spoof corporation presents goals and products.
Bogus news featuring fun and games, pranks and tricks, and stories.
Offers user articles, daily thoughts, polls and commentary,
Farcical monthly rant to members.
Murphy's laws, quotes, taglines, last words, sayings of losers, and funny definitions.
Features commentary and Flash animations about celebrities, current event, politics and war.
Offers a monthly article and a history of the author.
The creation of British-American writer Christopher Richards. Sporadic story updates from Once-In-A-Blue-Moon Communications. The site addresses time poverty, advocates for counter-urgency, and imagines sophisticated life in the slow lane. Humor and philosophy.
Features a so called real life soap opera. Offers a cast of characters and the stories.
A collection of stories and an archive.
Fake funny horoscopes, spoof news, and political satire.
Weekly topical rantings about politics, entertainment and the everyday.
Facetious, but realistic shops. Also features Store and Neurad Technologies.
Reviews and observations. Updated sporadically.
Syndicated newspaper column featuring offbeat articles.
A farcical newspaper featuring world, national and community news.
Offers droll reports on human activities.
Features include worldviews, stray thoughts, women, sex and about the author.
Satirical commentary about Israeli society.
Articles and reviews on popular culture, society and the media.
Sections include articles, recipes, and activities.
Humorous comment on news and current events plus original cartoons.
Delivers a weekly column that features Japanese culture.
Cultural journal. Features trends in arts, literature and politics.
Offers interplanetary, extraterrestrial paranoia.
A collection of articles, comics and forums commenting on the ordinary and the every day.
Sister Randy is a smoking nun who shoots from the lip and wears a sexy Freudian slip beneath her conservative black habit.
Primer detailing the eight essential steps to becoming a successful member of the forces of darkness.
Fake current events with a sports theme.
Animated mockery of current events and opinions. Features top stories, forum and sneak previews.
Faux corporate lampooning bad web pages, ebusiness, and internet scams.
Features stories, random quotes and rants from Rabbit and Weasel.
Features include Trans Global Chronicle, Time Machine Tribune, Godzorro, Kingpin Tin, Killer Greely and World Stealth. Offers animated presentations, magazine formats, commentary and stories.
Essays, parodies, and sketch comedy. Features include Dr. Sodas, career slumps, and VGGTV.
Politics, pop culture, society-at-large, relationships according to the weblog author.
Official site of the WCD, the world's largest non-government military industrial conglomerate
Features include Trans Global Chronicle, Time Machine Tribune, Godzorro, Kingpin Tin, Killer Greely and World Stealth. Offers animated presentations, magazine formats, commentary and stories.
Official site of the WCD, the world's largest non-government military industrial conglomerate
The creation of British-American writer Christopher Richards. Sporadic story updates from Once-In-A-Blue-Moon Communications. The site addresses time poverty, advocates for counter-urgency, and imagines sophisticated life in the slow lane. Humor and philosophy.
Fake current events with a sports theme.
A collection of stories and an archive.
Bogus news featuring fun and games, pranks and tricks, and stories.
Fake funny horoscopes, spoof news, and political satire.
Politics, pop culture, society-at-large, relationships according to the weblog author.
Weekly topical rantings about politics, entertainment and the everyday.
Modern phrases and buzzwords explained and defined.
Features include worldviews, stray thoughts, women, sex and about the author.
Features articles of humor, parodies, and satire.
Articles and reviews on popular culture, society and the media.
Humorous comment on news and current events plus original cartoons.
A fictional white couple and their flubbed attempts to relate to black people.
Keeping an eye on a business park across the street. Offers observations from May through September 2003. Then the author had to move.
Online news magazine covering the USA sports scene.
Sister Randy is a smoking nun who shoots from the lip and wears a sexy Freudian slip beneath her conservative black habit.
Satirical commentary about Israeli society.
Offers user articles, daily thoughts, polls and commentary,
A collection of articles, comics and forums commenting on the ordinary and the every day.
Headline, archives and a disclaimer that promises to shovel it in the name of free speech. Features humor at the expense of deities, political parties, religion and humans in general.
Featuring satirical news stories, and humorous pictures. Updated weekly.
Features stories, random quotes and rants from Rabbit and Weasel.
Animated mockery of current events and opinions. Features top stories, forum and sneak previews.
Essays, parodies, and sketch comedy. Features include Dr. Sodas, career slumps, and VGGTV.
Primer detailing the eight essential steps to becoming a successful member of the forces of darkness.
Syndicated newspaper column featuring offbeat articles.
Sections include news, opinions, and columnists.
Features a so called real life soap opera. Offers a cast of characters and the stories.
Features include Skewpoint, Stuff, Not for Dummies, Parody Section and About Bob. Since 1999.
A farcical newspaper featuring world, national and community news.
Facetious, but realistic shops. Also features Store and Neurad Technologies.
Faux corporate lampooning bad web pages, ebusiness, and internet scams.
Cultural journal. Features trends in arts, literature and politics.
Sections include articles, recipes, and activities.
Contains short stories, including wildebeests, cornbread stealing ghosts and an alcoholic teddy bear named Fromage Boudreaux that hires hookers, steals cars/planes, and eats rice. The content is updated daily.
Offers droll reports on human activities.
Features commentary and Flash animations about celebrities, current event, politics and war.
Offers a monthly article and a history of the author.
Reviews and observations. Updated sporadically.
Farcical monthly rant to members.
Spoof corporation presents goals and products.
Features misfortune cookies, 101 least lists, and the giant angry weblog.
Murphy's laws, quotes, taglines, last words, sayings of losers, and funny definitions.
Essays and ramblings by Val Peterson.
Delivers a weekly column that features Japanese culture.
Parodies of company press releases.
Devoted to solving the mystery. Features explanations, literature and questionnaire.
A source quotes and Murphyisms. Features a dictionary.
Terrorist sleeper cell activation page.
Offers interplanetary, extraterrestrial paranoia.
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