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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.

Other comic formats like political cartoons, stand up comedy, or humorous monologues often use material very similar to DUH Magazine jokes and satire, i.e., a comedian on comedy central might start with current events or news stories, and turn the story into twisted humor, political satire, or other funny junk. Or a political cartoon will refer to a recent news item, and turn it into satire or parody.

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

MeDUHcine and Health

Other related studies have confirmed the findings: “Americans of large proportions out of shape” and “Large portions keep Americans out of shape”

09/27/07 — 0 Comments

From the same Harvard researchers who determined that tooth decay leads, in some cases, to getting fillings.

10/02/07 — 1 Comments

imageThe robotic arm also includes three video cameras, “to provide a good view of the procedure”, explains a researcher.

10/04/07 — 0 Comments

From the same researchers responsible for the breakthrough discovery that you can get pregnant the first time.

10/04/07 — 0 Comments

Not surprisingly, no one lives there.

10/05/07 — 0 Comments

imageA leading virologist explained the implications via telephone from deep inside his underground laboratory:  “You’re all going to die.”

10/05/07 — 0 Comments

Post-op parts are popular as gags at med school weenie roasts.

10/06/07 — 0 Comments

(photo: Wade Rockett) Ironically, the badges were for “Recognizing Dangerous Substances in Your Home”. 

10/06/07 — 1 Comments

You could always try Wal-Martcare The drug program’s supporters say that eliminating waste and fraud would lead to massive unemployment.

10/07/07 — 0 Comments

This might hurt a bit Said a spokesman, “We expect this price adjustment will induce seizures, which only helps our business.”

10/07/07 — 0 Comments

After storing a baseline diagnosis when new phone is activated, unit will track development of cell phone induced brain cancer in frequent users.

10/07/07 — 1 Comments

Important to pay attention (bnittoli photo)An insider at the FDA said “heads will roll” for missing this one. 

10/08/07 — 0 Comments

Using yarn to map neural pathways, scientists created a map of Kate Moss’ brain and had enough yarn left over to knit a doggie sweater.

10/09/07 — 0 Comments

Authorities are not unduly alarmed, however, as brainless people are reportedly very common in the D.C. area.

10/09/07 — 1 Comments

Who says there’s no valuable research being done at the county Science Fair?

10/09/07 — 0 Comments

Got oxygen? Study also says that it helps if you live close to the hospital. 

10/09/07 — 0 Comments

...for the mother. One hundred percent are unsafe for the fetus.

10/11/07 — 1 Comments

From wino to wi-not? (photo:Herbert Feutl) New rationales include messy breakups, pasta and Mondays. 

10/13/07 — 0 Comments

it's a half-brainer! Details of the study show that any wire can be paired with any other wire, all signals are distributed equally, and the right hemisphere is completely missing.

10/13/07 — 4 Comments

I can't see another TMJ patient today, my hands are cramping.Citing journals prescribing pectoral massage for TMJ, authorities became suspicious when files showed all the dentist’s female patients had TMJ. 

10/14/07 — 1 Comments

More research would help, but scientists have been unable to find a ribbon color that’s not already taken.

10/17/07 — 1 Comments

According to researchers, the word most difficult for study participants to hear was “no.”

10/19/07 — 1 Comments

Because after all, what’s more important, the health of a baby, or the health of the fishing industry?

10/22/07 — 0 Comments

Researchers suggest that the problem may be due to excessive exposure to silicon dioxide from constantly having sand kicked in their faces at the beach.

10/24/07 — 1 Comments

Melanoma deaths certain to rise.

10/25/07 — 1 Comments
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