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Every day thousands of people search for funny things, hilarious jokes, college humor, and political cartoons. DUH Magazine is a fun source for all these things, but search engines interpret our news headlines and commentary as political analysis instead of political satire, comic relief, parody, and hilarious jokes. Everyone's day needs a few laughs, puns, priceless humor, and really funny quick jokes. To make these easier to find, we could have organized our site into sections like "joke of the day", "humorous quotes", "funny stories", "college humor", "political satire", "twisted humor", "clean short jokes", "really funny stuff", or "just for laughs". But because the news stories are current, real and timely, all new comedy and funny stuff are simply posted on the home page.

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DUH Magazine tries to include only clean jokes, funny jokes, short jokes, family oriented funny stuff, christian humor and other clean funny things. In the end, people need to laugh, and DUH Magazine is just for laughs.


Real Headlines, Snarky Commentary
Tuesday, January 06, 2009

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Isn’t this the same guy who made last week’s headline, “Man Puts Fork In Outlet, Gets Shocked”?

09/30/07 — 0 Comments

In an effort to save an endangered species, University of Colorado conservationists spent thirty years restocking lakes with the wrong fish. State officials are considering posting pictures of other endangered species on billboards and milk cartons to avoid future mix ups.

10/01/07 — 0 Comments

We get it, Sibu. After the test, the orangutan’s mate was seen smacking the side of Sibu’s head.

10/06/07 — 0 Comments

Residents are advised to not look the turkey directly in the eyes, and hand over all their money. No, wait, that’s the state income tax auditors.

10/24/07 — 0 Comments

Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards was a close second.

10/31/07 — 0 Comments

Said the study’s author, “As near as we can tell, the whales are saying ‘Beam me up, Scotty.  There’s no intelligent life down here.’”

11/07/07 — 0 Comments

The cows quickly gathered in the neighboring Dairy Queen parking lot, demonstrating their preference for sustainable relationships.

11/13/07 — 0 Comments

The fossil remnant of an 8-foot long scorpion-like creature was found in a rent-controlled New York City apartment.

11/22/07 — 0 Comments

No word yet on the fungus’ effect on the slackers, leeches and hangers-on that Brits refer to as “toadies.”

11/27/07 — 0 Comments

Exact quote: “It doesn’t happen that he immediately turns around and mates with her, but it makes it more difficult for him to mate (with others) and more likely that he’ll say ‘oh what the hell’ and mate with her.”

11/29/07 — 0 Comments

No wisecrack. We just like stories that have “pig brain mist” in the headline.

12/07/07 — 0 Comments

Since the climate was warmer at that time, the latest findings finally clear up the mystery why there was never any heat in early VW beetles.

12/26/07 — 0 Comments

Exact quote:  “NAMPA, Idaho - A cat picked the wrong place to come in from the cold, and caused a power outage that blacked out more than 12,000 homes and businesses.  The short circuit killed the cat.”

01/08/08 — 0 Comments

Exact quote:  “‘Clearly there’s the lesson to be learned here,’ said zoo spokesman Sam Singer. ‘The lesson is that it’s not a good idea to drink, it’s not a good idea to be high on dope, and it’s not a good idea to taunt a man-eating tiger.’”

01/18/08 — 0 Comments

The study may be a bit biased, however, since the nursing home residents were never told that the robot dogs weren’t real.

03/01/08 — 0 Comments

Scientists okayed the discovery after verifying that Ross Perot did not plan to run in the 2008 presidential election.

08/03/08 — 0 Comments

Shockingly, two Georgia hunters who claimed to have a seven and a half foot tall humanoid in the freezer turned out to have one cold gorilla suit.

08/21/08 — 0 Comments

Exactly:  “‘Yang Yang was so cute and I just wanted to cuddle him. I didn’t expect he would attack,’ the 20-year-old student, said in a local hospital.  Fortunately, according to a zoo spokesman, “Yang Yang. . . did not seem to suffer any negative psychological effects” from the incident. 

11/23/08 — 0 Comments

Exactly—man bites dog department:  “PORTLAND, Ore. – A man who was accidentally shot by a 12-gauge shotgun on Saturday after his dog jumped into a boat is recovering.  Matthew Marcum’s legs and buttocks were injured in the bizarre incident. . . Marcum’s father, Henry, said his 23-year-old son was about to tie up an 11-foot open aluminum boat, when his 3-year-old Labrador, Drake, jumped into the boat.  Matthew Marcum said his dog, Drake, is a good dog and he isn’t upset with him.”

11/24/08 — 0 Comments
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