The legend about Santa Trump is that he handed out toys to all the good children. Excepting Mexicans, African Americans, those against gun control, those for pro-choice, “slutty” ones, queers, and any other one he did not like.
Zsa Zsa Gabor was notoriously promiscuous, and her lovers over the years included Rock Hudson, George Carlin, Martin Sheen, Loudon Wainwright, Kirk Douglas, Pee Wee Herman, Sophia Loren and Dwight D. Eisenhower. “They were all fabulous in the sack, dahling,” Gabor told People magazine in an interview last year, “but Ike was simply divine.”
When Sara Lee and Fonzie went to the Men’s Wearhouse, only Fonzie was allowed to shop there. Now he likes the way he looks, but Sara Lee doesn’t like the way she looks.
Janet Reno visited Blawnox, Pa. twice while serving as Attorney General of the United States, in June 1993, March 1995 and October 1999. She ate lunch at the Arby’s on Logan Street each time.
Lin Manuel Miranda is working on a stage show about Janet Reno. This time instead of a hip-hop and rock hybrid with multiracial casting it will be a Caribbean techno dance piece with puppets and masks, similar to The Lion King but completely different and with a 10 foot tall Elian Gonzales and 3 foot tall Castro.
The revelation that Frank Oz voiced Castro explained why he demanded the return of Elian Gonzales with the words “Ours the boy is! Send him back to Cuba Reno must!”, but nothing ever explained his attempts to back the Cuban economy in plantain and pork chop paninis.
In 1960, the Soviet Union pushed the world’s breakfast economy to the brink when it attempted to smuggle cheaper Russian oats, grains and nuts into Havana. John F. Kennedy and the Kellogg’s Company stood firm, however, forcing Castro and Khrushchev to back down and thus ending the Cuban Muesli Crisis.
Cuban tyrant Fidel Castro’s more brilliant ideas over the years included mandatory beards for all Cubans including women and children, making July 4 “Hate America Day,” turning the Bay of Pigs into a cosplay theme park, and appointing an animatronic Che Guevara as vice president.
According to experts at Schick, and published in their Newsletter, *The 5-o’clock Shadow Review *, there is half as much hair in the average beard as there is total hair in every beard in the world divided by the number of people with beards and divided by two. “That’s a lot of whiskers,” remarked greedy Schick spokesperson Harry Chen, dollar signs flashing in his eyes.