Open Directory - Recreation: Humor: Parodies
This category in other languages: - Parody of late Jeane Dixon's "Your Horroscope". - A distraction for all of us that are wasting our educations. - Spoof of inter-office memo at Stuart Silk Architects regarding administrative, business, human resources, and ethical changes. - Company offers many things that make life worth living. Includes news, research, employment opportunities, employee lounge, FAQ and a virtual tour. - Firm gives you the dog, and then sells you the food. - Fictional eBook author seeks customers. - Claim to protect diamond buyers by supplying gems with all the carbon removed. - Exchanges old jewelry and unwanted bullion for felines. - Parodies of ad campaigns plus original humor short films. - Pseudo-quotes attributed to the Chinese sage. - Twisted and warped personal predictions. - A satire of poorly thought out and badly created personal web sites, typically hosted on Freewebs.com. - Offers spoofs of cultural poetry. - Fantastic and unbelievable gadgets and accessories for the home. - Morning show pokes fun at Nazi Germany. Includes archives, a dictionary, map, forum and chat room. - Spoof of the Orlando, Florida amusement park. Includes attractions. - This e-business marketing agency knows how to market itself. Explaining the importance of an expensive table and knowing when to roll up your shirt sleeves. - Making fun of the gas guzzling, high polluting, dangerous Hummer SUV. - A humorous horoscope by Ron Lunde. Available daily or weekly. - Never has there been such a fast way to lose weight... - Save yourself from lip balm addiction. Find out if you have a problem, learn from others in recovery, and find out more about the Industry of Addiction. - Animated Lunacy Toons cartoons feature outlandish humor. Original artwork in Flash 5 with political, environmental, religious, toilet and other warped humor. - Claiming to be the market leader in mail order male spouses. - A parody of the site with Martha Stewart's proclamation of innocence. - Poems and jokes related to and celebrities wearing kilts. - Investigates the appearance of illegal aliens in the New Mexico desert. Includes agent profiles and weapon information. - Spoof pages on a variety of topics. - Concerned individuals who want to stop peeing standing up, support the victims (those who have to clean up), and prevent unnecessary urine stream fragmentation. - Popular culture spoofs including NOPAL, Mexicans in Black, the M-Files, and The Studio. - A grassroots movement for social justice offering equal lawns for all. - Movement to rid the world of cellphones and save people from phone dependency. - Humorous site of a vast literary multinational as found in Jasper Fforde's books "The Eyre Affair" and "Lost in a Good Book." - Pea City, Landsfill County's guide to real estate, careers, finance, and opportunities. - The official website of the Chairman. Includes contributions by the Minister for Re-education. - Just because the world changes, doesn't mean underwear has to be changed. - This site is so phat that it should go on a diet. - A parody of the classic sci-fi film. - A lampoon of the practice of sending travel postcards while on vacation as a not-so-subtle means of bragging, using real life examples. - By the HM Department of Vague Paranoia. Advice nobody should really follow. - A parody on Corporate America, its business practices and products. - Parodies of Thomas Kinkade paintings, featuring the work of his long-lost brother, Reuben (formerly manager of The Partridge Family). - Fake pornography, television shows and assorted video clips. - Promotes insect welfare primarily in the United Kingdom but also throughout the world. - Site exploring alternative means for teenagers to keep their virginity while still having fun. Includes bogus TV ads. - Homeland Alert System parody. - Fictional large retailer, operating mega-malls that close all other local businesses down. - Parodies, spoofs and interviews with people like Scott Kurtz, creator of the web comic PvP, and Robert Darden of The Door Magazine. - The leader in apathetic and agnostic education since the second Millennium. - Offers jokes, photos, articles, news, and cartoons. - Professional wrestling spoof site. - Site of group that revolves around an insect, the Preying Mantis. - Chris lends his face to parody famous people. Includes a poll. - Comedy, fake movie news and video clips. - Offers a mecca for freaks, intellectuals, punk rockers, anarchists and those disaffected with society in some way. Offers news, history, government information and articles. - Parody of British Victorian and Edwardian juvenile periodicals, featuring thrilling and unlikely adventure stories and articles. - A parody of personal websites and the horrors that lurk within them. - For coffee fanatics, the temple for the worshippers of the Holy Elixir. May the Holy Bean guide you. - A parody of a full-featured institution of higher learning. - Offers self-hypnosis and dream analysis. Includes a crossword puzzle. - Spoof of Microsoft's error message page. Includes remedies for George Bush, the United Nations and Western European countries. - Parody of "Thinking About Violence in Our Schools" by Barry Kort PhD and Nancy Williams MS. - Original humor and satire including the Psychic Blackmail Network, Subliminal Apathy, The Application to be God. Plus movie parodies such as Feed Willy and You've Got Spam. - Spoof product enabling you to empathise with the suffering of people portrayed in the media. - Offers a collection of men's fashion photography from the 50's, 60's and 70's. Includes company history. - Features a pseudo-company that skewers the heart of consumer culture. Offers a catalog of products, advertisements, and company bulletins. - Parody articles and items. Home of "Insensitivity E-Cards," "Snag-a-Dolphin Kits," "Perpetually Young Lion Cubs" and much more chewy fun stuff. - A community and forum for enthusiasts to share ideas for preparing for zombie outbreaks. - No matter what system your business runs, no matter what your databand needs, iCyberserve will be there.
