Ergebnis für "The Hole" in Satire

Rachael O'Brien's summer starts with a promising trip to England with her eccentric grandmother, her dad's long-time assistant, and her very good-looking, very gay friend, Travis. She thinks that distancing herself from the southern men she's developed an appetite for is the emotional breather she needs. But for Rachael O'Brien, nothing is ever simple. An amethyst oyster brooch with a scandalous past leads her into trouble far from home. Discovering that she has been followed across the Atlantic, surviving British culinary challenges becomes the least of Rachael's worries.

An audiobook that spears the gash of gaslighting wokism, The Groggy Wink-Hole is an exploratory odyssey of offensive expositions. This satirical social commentary, as told from the perspective of an entitled white American male, while attempting to understand and embrace wokism doubles down upon woefully flawed yet hilariously executed takes.

Courtesy Jerk's fifth installment centers around the memories we've all had as a child of being that wide-eyed confection customer. Doughnuts. But if you thought life was all glaze and sprinkles, you'd be dead wrong. Leave it to the dregs of society to once again make another entry-level position more hellish than it needs to be.

In which our intrepid correspondent just won't get off his "the center has left, right" kick and tells us more. Lucky us.