Tuesday, April 15, 2014

FARCE-A Family Humor Magazine Edition 42 April 15, 2014

COMICS

Rogue Symmetry  by Derrick Wood www.gocomics.com/rogue_symmetry



 The Odds  by Bill Harvey  www.BeholdComics.com

 The Birdfeeder  by Ben Carlson   www.thebirdfeeder.com

 The Professor  by Pat Patenaude ca.linkedin.com/pub/the-professor/7/a03/4b8

The Sheltered Life  by Joel Wilhelm  www.facebook.com/TheShelteredLife

Moxie  by Shawn Raymond
 Moxie POLITICK  by Shawn Raymond

 HUMOR


FARCE News
 ((Asocial Press))

Acknowledgements
Welcome to our newest contributor, Derrick Wood of Rogue Symmetry. As we say here at FARCE Magazine (and only at FARCE Magazine), Live Long and Prosper.

Quote of the Week
"Mr president if you want to find fault look in the mirror." Paul Ryan (Evidently practicing grandstanding tactics in front of a mirror, preparing himself for his presidency when idiots like him are heckling him.)

Come Back for the next issue where you may find articles concerning:

Former Philadelphis Eagles teammates defend DeSean Jackson by saying that "He cool; never put no cap in nobody in Philly!"

Ukrain sends troops west to show sign of strength against Russian aggression only to discover Russia occupies Ukrainian cities in the west.

Jenny McCarthy denies being anti-vaccine. Retracts "Vaccines are evil spirits from the depths of Hell designed to destroy a child's soul!" quote.

Major Health Insurance carrier CEO admits that sick people scare him.

President Obama's phone call to Russia's Vladamir Putin unsuccessful in resolving whether the name for Washington's NFL team, Redskins, is offensive.

Disclaimer
Which claimer? Dis claimer!
Find no fault in our nonsense if your nonsense has just as many, if not more, faults than our nonsense. Finding fault in our nonsense makes no sense and is, therefore, nonsense in and of itself making it totally nonsensical.


FARCE Magazine is looking for new talent as we obviously have very little here to begin with. So, if you would like to become a contributor, please contact me, the Editor, at farcemagazine@gmail.com and allow us to help launch your successful career and when you're old and wrinkly you can look back and not remember that we helped you get your start. Now, please excuse me as I have a date with Mia Hamm at the McDonalds VIP Club.

Wednesday, April 2, 2014

FARCE-A Family Humor Magazine Edition 41 April 2, 2014

COMICS (click on images for larger view or just put your face really close to the screen like you are right now to read this very tiny print)

The Birdfeeder   by Ben Carlson      www.thebirdfeeder.com

The Odds   by Bill Harvey   www.BeholdComics.com

The Professor  by  Pat Patenaude  ca.linkedin.com/pub/the-professor/7/a03/4b8


The Sheltered Life  by  Joel Wilhelm  www.facebook.com/TheShelteredLife


Moxie  by Shawn Raymond

Moxie POLITICK  by  Shawn Raymond

HUMOR

FARCE News 
((AP)) Asocial Press



Acknowledgements

A thank you and 'Welcome' to Pat Patenaude for joining FARCE Magazine as a contributor. Yet another career that will most certainly take off now!

Thanks for those people who do not brush their teeth. At work we used to play 'Guess What Billy Had For Breakfast' based upon what we saw in his teeth. This was the inspiration for the Moxie comic above.

Thanks for PA politics' corruption. It creates an endless stream of material for comic strips and late night talk show monologues.

Quote of the Week
Dr. Jane Goodall, world renowned conservationist and chimpanzee advocate who famously documented clan and family behavioral trends within chimpanzee groups and whom spent the majority of her adult life with chimpanzee's was recently asked what her days in the field with the chimpanzee's would look like.

She responded: "Oooh oooh eeeeeeh aaaah oooooh."


Be sure to come back in two weeks as we will begin publishing bi-weekly (and no, we do not care about week's sexual orientation!) where you may see this:

     Former President George H.W. Bush discovers what those pesky middle initials really mean and    
          exclaims, 'Really? Who'da thunk!'
     Missing 777 Malaysian Airliner found in parking lot behind Pawn Stars store.
     Vladamir Putin's kindergarten teacher supports his aggressive geopolitical moves.
     Former Vice-President Dick Cheney realizes his first name is actually an accurate description of himself.
    
Disclaimer
The views and opinion published within FARCE Magazine do not represent any rational person's actual opinions and views. If you find yourself offended, please, lie down immediately and take a chill pill. And, yes, I am obviously a product of the 80's because only we still use the chill pill reference.


     FARCE Magazine is looking for new talent as we obviously have very little here to begin with. So, if you would like to become a contributor, please contact me, the Editor, at farcemagazine@gmail.com and allow us to help launch your successful career and when you're old and wrinkly you can look back and not remember that we helped you get your start. Now please excuse me as I have to get my pinky finger unstuck from my right nostril.

Monday, February 10, 2014

FARCE - A Family Humor Magazine; Edition 40 February 2014

COMICS COMICS COMICS COMICS COMICS COMICS

The Birdfeeder         by  Ben Carlson          www.thebirdfeeder.com



The Sheltered Life     by Joel Wilhelm      www.facebook.com/TheShelteredLife



Moxie     by Shawn Raymond



HUMOR HUMOR HUMOR HUMOR HUMOR HUMOR HUMOR HUMOR


FARCE News
((AP)) Asocial Press




Quote of the Month:
"!" - Jay Leno upon hearing he was being replaced on 'The Tonight Show'. Again.

Surprise of the Month:
Snow. That's right. Snow in January in the Northeast seems to take the media by surprise every year. Let me take away some of the mystery by using some advanced math to explain the situation that seems to elude our media outlets every single year. Here goes: January + Northeast U.S. = Snow. I hope that decodes the weather pattern mystery in the Northeast once and for all.

Thank you for tuning into this week's episode. Next week :
              J.K. Rowling regrets writing Casual Vacancy altogether. So do we.
              Man finds pinky finger is perfect fit for right nostril, but still too snug for left to be effective.
              Man auctions off girlfriend on e-bay as a joke. Winning bid goes to organ donor association.
              Tim Tebow capable of happiness and earning a living in absolutely any situation.
              God surprised that Tim Tebow delivered a baby; says, "I didn't know he could do that!"
              Dennis Rodman regrets NBA career, but not body piercings.

The views expressed in FARCE Magazine do not necessarily reflect the views of a mentally sound human being. If you find yourself agreeing with these views then, please, find some help man!


If you are an amateur cartoonist or humor writer and are interested in contributing to FARCE Magazine, please, let the editor know at farcemagazine@gmail.com. He will check his e-mail as soon as he gets his pinky out of his right nostril.


Friday, January 3, 2014

FARCE-A Family Humor Magazine Issue 39 January 3, 2014

Comics Comics Comics Comics Comics Comics

Moxie    by Shawn Raymond



The Sheltered Life   by Joel Wilhelm www.facebook.com/TheShelteredLife



The Birdfeeder       by Ben Carlson    www.thebirdfeeder.com





The Odds     by Bill Harvey   www.BeholdComics.com



 Humor Humor Humor Humor Humor Humor


 FARCE News  ((AP)) Antisocial Press     FARCE News




FARCE Views

If you're not careful, Time will throw a bag over your head, throw you in the trunk and you'll wake up naked with a tag on your toe that says 'the man that time forgot!'. Live life like it's worth living. - FARCE Editor

At some point in this new year we at FARCE Magazine recommend, to ensure that you have a little adventure and fun in 2014, that you try doing some of the following activities:
1.  Run into a complete stranger, grab him desperately by the collar and shout, "What year is it, man? Am I  
     too late?"
2.  Dance without music. Anywhere. Except maybe in church or at a funeral.
3.  Every time you kill a bug whisper loudly, "Such is the destiny of all who oppose me."
4.  Walk by strangers and wave politely at someone and say "Hey Phil, nice to see you're out again."

It's a short list but they'll keep you occupied if you're as simple as we are.

Thank you for tuning into this week's episode. Join us next week when someone throws eggs at the FARCE logo and screams maniacally that Ulchar the Destroyer will slap the silly gilly fish with a bacon strip.

If you have read this far you should stop and re-examine your life. Perhaps there is something more meaningful that you could be doing right now, like cleaning the bird cage. Still, thanks for hanging around.

If you are an amateur cartoonist or humor writer and are interested in contributing to FARCE Magazine, please, let the editor know at farcemagazine@gmail.com. He will check his e-mail as soon as he gets out.

Thursday, December 5, 2013

FARCE-A Family Humor Magazine Issue 38, December 2013

COMICS

The Odds  by Bill Harvey       www.BeholdComics.com

The Birdfeeder  by Ben Carlson  www.thebirdfeeder.com

Moxie  by Shawn Raymond


The Sheltered Life  by Joel Wilhelm   www.facebook.com/TheShelteredLife

 Moxie Politick  by Shawn Raymond
PA has lost over 13,000 jobs in education since Governor Tom Corbett gained office. Mostly teachers.


Humor

Question of the Month
Online analysts have projected that Cyber Monday sales will reach $2.27 billion this year, making it the highest online shopping day in the nation’s history. What do you think?

“Well, if this fast food workers strike gets me a raise I might be able to afford a computer this year, and maybe next year I’ll be able to afford internet service, and then in three years maybe I’ll be able to cyber shop. That is, if the Affordable Care Act doesn’t bankrupt me first!” – Sally Falk, McDonalds Fry Cook, Salkirk, NM.

“Wow! With the economy as bad as it’s been the last few years it’s really nice to see the corporations finally getting deep into our pocketbooks again.” – Bob Wullf, Cabbie, NY City.

“And I want it all!” Jeff Bezoz, founder and CEO of Amazon, Inc., Seattle, WA

Amizonimus Prime ((AP)) Asocial Press
(Seattle) - Amazon founder Jeff Bezos recently announced Amazon’s plans to both “Sell everything on earth to everyone on earth” and then to “deliver it by drone”.  

“It is our intent to sell, literally, absolutely everything on earth that is sellable to every living human being” Bezos said in an interview with CBS correspondent Charlie Rose. “And because we want to redefine how we deliver our products I thought really hard how we can get better. And then one night, I saw an NSA drone spying through my office window and it hit me. Drones!”

The intent to use drones is driven by speed. Packages within a 10 mile radius of one of its distribution centers would arrive within 30 minutes of the order being placed online. No more waiting days for trucks to deliver packages on your front porch that should have been delivered to the house across the street. Now those packages can be delivered far more rapidly to the wrong house.

Reportedly, orders for plastic explosives and nuclear waste have jumped dramatically as al-Queda and other terror organizations’ operatives are jumping at the opportunity to avoid those messy suicide bombings and simply have the explosive devices delivered to the crowded bus station or hospital of their choosing by Amazon.

Unaffordable Health Care
(Washington) - The Obama Administration reported that Affordable Care Act sign ups ‘exploded’ in the month of November. Unofficially, the total number of citizens seeking affordable health care and actually signing up on the government web site now stands at six.

“I have publicly stated that if this Affordable Healthcare Act helps even one person get health insurance, then it would be worth all the hard work,“ said the President . “Mission accomplished.”

White House Press Secretary Jay Carney believes that by years end there should be several dozen signee’s making the 600 million dollars spent on the government web site a ‘real bargain’.


Vatican Being Proactive on Sex Abuse after only about a Thousand Years

Pope Francis is assembling a panel of experts to advise him on sex abuse in the clergy — a task that will involve looking at how to protect children from pedophiles, how to better screen men for the priesthood and how to help victims who have already been harmed.

But it remains unclear just who these experts will be and if the experts will take up one of the core issues behind the Catholic Church's sex abuse scandal: how to make bishops who shelter abusive priests accountable.

The meeting place for this as-yet-unnamed-group is logistically challenging as it must be located away from schools, day care centers, parks, playgrounds, Chuck E. Cheese’s, and other areas where children are known to frequent giving what some are calling ‘insight’ into just who these experts really are.

A special thanks to whomever invented the indecipherable wingding font. Obviously they are direct descendants of the Mayans , Egyptians, or cousin Eddie in New Jersey.

A heart-felt Thank You to FARCE Magazine's reader.You know who you are and you'd better hope we don't find out.

Thanks to Jeff Bezos of Amazon for giving the guys on Duck Dynasty more targets to shoot when package delivery by drone begins.

My apologies to the Catholic Church and the victims of child abuse suffered at the church's hands for making fun of a serious problem.

Thank you President Obama for making even former President George W. Bush look good in his second term.

And finally, thank you again Carrie Underwood for being even sexier than Faith Hill.


FARCE Magazine is looking for comic and humor contributors. Please contact the editor at farcemagazine@gmail.com to see if you can have your creations displayed here.