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43 sites in Satire
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British twist to events. Offers lists, pictures and a hall of fame.
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Weekly satire of news and video. All original material faking coverage of sports, entertainment, business, politics, and lifestyle items.
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The lighter side of politics, sports, headlines, local news, obituaries, personals and advice.
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Left leaning news satire and political satire
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Satirical look at US news headlines.
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A mash-up of sport, political commentary, movie reviews, news links and debate. Archives back to October 2003 for this group weblog.
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Articles, posters, letters and an archive. Offers rants and farcical political commentary.
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Taking the stodge out of web and tech news with funny and original articles and comments from Ed the Editor.
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Political humor and rants about events and life.
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A farcical newspaper featuring world, national and community news.
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US left wing satirical journal that pokes fun at political figures and popular culture.
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Features stories, headlines, the world, sports, law, opinion and gossip.
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A look at the amusing aspects of the news from a North Staffordshire perspective. Also Home of the mythical potteries town of Waggersley.
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Offers today's news dressed in comfortable shoes. Features an archive in categories including politics, sports and travel.
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UK based satirical newspaper. Laughs about politics, health issues, arts, business and current events.
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Weekly covering politics, entertainment, business, sports and international affairs. Brief, visually-oriented material. Also runs a monthly photo caption contest.
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Features weekly stories, letter from the editor and previous articles.
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Articles posted daily on issues and public figures.
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Features editorial mockery, media stalking, absurd reviews and historical farce.
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Daily rant and commentary. Departments include politics, technology, entertainment, business and sports.
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Absurd world update covering topics such as business, religion, science and politics.
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Commentary on current events and political statements.
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Covering politics in New Zealand and abroad. Published monthly.
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Issues include The Cynic, GetaLife, The Slob, and ShitShat. In broadsheet format.
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Notes on the world. Published in the Courier-Post of South Jersey.
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Parody of a small town America publication. Features headlines, sports, opinion, arts, and classified.
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Categories include business, gossip, national and consumer. Features an archive.
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Stories, editorials and the Toothpaste Report. Laughing recommended.
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Features a frontpage, hate mail and archives. Offers lampoon journalism, polls and columns.
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Weekly world and US stories. Features three pages of articles and an archive.
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Spoof of local news for the Los Angeles area. Features a dictionary and archives.
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Offers front page, weekly features, headlines and previous issues.
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Rural parody. Offers archive, weekend, and articles.
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Parody articles covering the NFL, politics, news, and the animation industry.
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Features politics, reviews, and humor debate. Offers include commentary, archives and a forum.
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Features headlines, articles, pranks, advice and past issues.
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View of US current events. Features archives, appearances and books. Daily.
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Daily. An up to date look at events.
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A parody of computer news. Sections and topics include true stories, Apple, Intel, hardware and Microsoft.
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Offers include old world, I-Spy, lookalikes, crossword, strips and a diary. British publication.
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Feature articles, back issues, the writers and talk back. Established 1990; launched on the Web 1996.
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Biweekly offers stories, filler, and briefs. Offers an archive.
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Issue features include drivel, reality bytes, FutureNews, obscure and AnswerMan.
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