This is the funniest Twitter account you can follow if you enjoy political jokes. Be it the Brexit, Harry and Meagen' new baby or President Trump's visit. This page has everything covered.
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It's that time of year again! Coachella has revealed it's anticipated 2019 lineup and while some are screaming in delight, others aren't quite as thrilled. One thing everyone can agree on though is that these parody lineups is where it's at. Who are you most excited to see? For us, it's a 3-way tie between 'Blake Lively's Suits', 'Protozoa', and 'Lindsay Lohan (Herbie Fully Loaded)'.
Via Zebra Corner
Watch the latest parody from Zebra Corner, Boston Mahk: "In the latest Amazon commercial the world is overrun by festive singing packages, but what happens when these boxes are ripped open for their goodies inside? Do they scream in pain? Kinda terrifying, also how annoying would it be if you worked at an Amazon Fulfillment center with these things constantly singing all the time?"
@50NerdsofGrey is a hilarious Twitter parody account that's totally safe for work so you can read it at your desk… The only thing you have to worry about is having to explain to your boss why you're laughing so hard. Via: EatLiver
The book 'Milk and Honey' is most famous for its poems about love and self-empowerment. Some time ago a very talented guy came up with a brilliant idea and fused the two most amazing things together: the book "Milk and Honey" with the hilarious quotes from the vine videos and made the book which is now called "Milk and Vine." Yes, you read that right. Milk and Vine. It contains the vine quotes written in a similar style to the poems from the original book, and everyone just loves it. Emily Beck and Adam Gasiewski – Authors of the book, published it on Amazon and it went viral overnight.
Via IFHT Films
Millennials are set to inherit the Earth, but can they even? In this hilarious parody from IFHT, a comedy group based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, renowned geneticist David Suzuki takes a closer look at some of the common stereotypes of millennials.
Featured below are some of the funniest pages from the British early learning children's books of the 1960's ("We Go Out", "We Go To The Gallery" and "We Learn At Home") after getting a dark twist. Via: Eat Liver
