Humor

Fritz Hollings looks back on a long career and envisions a better America | Make It Work (Charleston City Paper)

9 Jul 2008

With his silver hair and sly grin, Ernest "Fritz" Hollings is what his fellow Charlestonians like to call "a real character." Known and celebrated by many in his home state and in Washington for his feisty, matter-of-fact approach, dry humor, and rich Lowcountry brogue, Hollings really is a character. But the amusing aspects of his personality hardly affirm his four decades of public service By ...

Grudgingly, golf takes the cup (Quad-City Times)

9 Jul 2008

SILVIS, Ill. — The guy who good-naturedly answers to the nickname Lumpy was asked if he would find humor in a suggestion that he is the reason PGA Tour testing for performance-enhancing substances and all manner of drugs turned a week old Tuesday.

'Family Guy': A funny but oh-so-wrong view of life (The Pantagraph)

9 Jul 2008

NEW YORK -- All 13-year-old boys are on board with “Family Guy.� They love this show and no wonder. It’s silly, subversive and caters to a 13-year-old boy’s endless craving for humor about bodily emissions.