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December 20, 2019

The Weekly Whatever: Merry Impeachmas!

Wait, what?

  • Wakanda listed as free trade partner on US government tariffs website.

  • Family finds owl hiding in their Christmas tree.

  • Australia created fake horoscopes to deter asylum seekers.

Threat Level Orange

  • Enjoy your Christmas ham, feces, sex organs, toenails, bladders and hair!

  • Congress quietly changes NDAA to allow white nationalists to continue to serve in the military.

Well, fancy that!

  • Rudy Giuliani's personal communications director is a 20-year-old Instagram girl still working on her communications degree.

  • Conservative MP owns food bank app which charges food banks a fee to use it.

We're fucked

  • ExxonMobil predicts no reduction in carbon emissions thru 2040.

Get out your tiny violin

  • Harvey Weinstein feels that his pioneering work promoting women has been forgotten.

Sick, sad world

  • White school principal prohibits black history lessons during Black History Month; students and faculty campaign for her replacement, so she accuses them of racism.

  • Iowa man says his swastikas and confederate flags aren't racist.

  • Everything you buy looks like it was made by a hipster in Brooklyn.

  • Minnesota porch package thief leaves polite thank you note.

  • Church of Christ elder tries to pay undercover officer for sex using Arby's gift card.

  • Conservative radio host says the impeachment is boring and leaves him wanting a "nice school shooting" to break the monotony. Now he has a nice unexpected career change to break the monotony. (Bonus: Same radio station has a neo-Nazi on staff, and has replaced the sacked host with Nazi-aligned Trump supporter Sebastian Gorka.)

Late stage capitalism

  • Corporations introduce new tilted toilets to stop employees from wasting time pooping.

Extreme awesome

  • Gay Mike Pence lookalike collects money for Planned Parenthood.

Actual good news

  • New rechargeable battery developed by IBM uses materials extracted from seawater instead of heavy metals.
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