hahahahhahahaha - no, seriously.

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Now me, myself, personally - I like to start my day out with a hearty belly laugh over my morning whiskey. So naturally, these are two of the first sites I turn to:






You may remember Cracked from such childhood grades as 4th, 5th, 6th, or 7th. Then it was gone, a poor rip-off of MAD, drifting away on the breeze and forever gone from our candy-encrusted, easily-distracted minds. Well, bitch is back, and with a vengeance. Re-debuting itself as a more serious political satire, it kept the on-point hilarity and occasional goofiness, while (thank f---in' hell) losing the fart jokes and cheap ads for sea monkey palaces. Whether or not it sticks around is a matter of debate, but enjoy the lighthearted intelligent humor while you can.

Tip: You might want to start here: The 6 Most Over-hyped Threats to America, The State of the Afro: The Best & Worst in Music Today, and The 7 Most Insane Moments from Cable Access TV. You're welcome.






These guys. These guys.These guys. These guys, these guys. These guys are Derrick Comedy, a sketch comedy group that got their start at NYU, and they are f---ing hilarious. A few of the skits (especially the early stuff) is a bit hit-or-miss, but there are a many which are definite comedy classics. And if you like to laugh, well, friend, you better get familiar with them. Start with Bro Rape, move on to Spelling Bee, hit up B-Boy Stance, and then fly free, little birdie! Fly free!

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