Uber White: My Car Radio is Stuck on the Christian Rock Station
By Administrator
A couple of weeks ago I shorted the radio of my mom’s 2013 Honda Odyssey in a bong water related incident, leaving me permanently tuned into 95.8 Fearless Faith. This would outrage any other single 22-year-old man still living at home, but not me. The Immaculate AM-FM Disruption set my life and Uber career on […]
“Our Prayers Have Been Answered!” In Response to Student Outrage Over Administration’s Apathy Toward Pressing On-Campus Political Issues, Georgetown Releases New Laundry App
By Tippi Feathers
As many students already know, over the past few months, Georgetown has been wracked with one crisis after another, including issues relating to hate crimes, lack of access to healthcare, and unsanitary food conditions. This has led to increasing pressure by students for the University to address its problematic social and political legacy. But the […]
Rabbits Please Stand By: In Rare Astronomical Anomaly, Lunar New Year Brings 234th Consecutive Year of the Rat to Georgetown University
By Boughlia Bol Bowl
The Year of the Rabbit will unfortunately not apply to the hilly banks of the Potomac where Georgetown University’s campus is located. According to scholars, because the moon’s light hits the campus at a 71.31° angle and the lateral velocity of the moon is a steady 6.7 km/s, the 104 acre campus is stuck in […]
Holy Trinity Elementary School Asks that Next Year’s Cardinal O’Connor Conference be Hosted At Least 2000 Ft. Away from School
By The Reverend Geraldine McCoy
“Yes, Officer! That’s Him!” Everyone in Class Knows You’re Holding in Your Poop
By Fortune St. Albans
Snort! Sniff! Honk! Student Cannot Resist Blowing Nose at Maximum Volume Every Class
By Pelag Sprague
A dreary December morning. A chorus of muffled coughs. This 9am theology class was like any other. That was, until Stephen Honkerton (SFS ‘26) took a seat. Within moments, Honkerton’s peers saw him reach for the still-damp handkerchief in his pocket, and raise it to his nose. SNOOOORT!!!! SNIFF!!!!! HOOOOOONKKKKKK!! No amount of onomatopoeia could […]
Mandela Effect? I Thought the Berenstain Bears were a Polycule Not a Nuclear Family
By The Reverend Geraldine McCoy
Oscar Mayer, not Oscar Meyer. Looney Tunes, not Looney Toons. A nuclear family of bears, not an age-play polycule. Everybody experiences this feeling once in a while. Something you were so certain was real—like the powerful polyamorous love shared between four fictional bears—turns out to be only a false memory. I hadn’t thought about the […]
Turfucken: This Thanksgiving, I Fucked The Turkey
By Obadiah Benton McFadden
Stuffing? Check. Gravy? Check. I didn’t pull out and it felt great. I’m definitely taking this recipe down for next Thanksgiving, and the one after that, and the one after that. If only it was socially acceptable to fuck the turkey on the other 364 days of the year. If it was, you bet this […]
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