You're welcome cowboygrandpa! :)

OOooohhh; Curvy...

Finally we have reached consensus on something!

Articles written at satirical websites rarely have names attached to them. Most of these sites have a small group of writers, some are just one person.

For the record, I have links to 37 satirical news web sites that update their entries with widely varying regularity. The Onion and CapNews have new articles up daily. This site, Confusion Road, usually puts up a new story once every few months!

Sadly, my list of now defunct satire sites is almost as long. Though I've lost the link, the best sign off headline was "Satire Writer Gets Life", which may indicate the kind of hours these guys are putting in.

I'm glad you like them. I enjoy posting them for you. :)

Before I even read the other comments, excellent find ind06. When I read the headline it sounded like something from the onion. bookmarked for later.

When polled, 97.3 percent of Americans had opinions.

"Watch out for that slippery slope argument: it's a gateway fallacy," Watson warns. "If you start falling for that one, next thing you know, you'll fall for another logical fallacy, and then another. You'll become completely gullible, and sooner or later you'll be ripped off by con artists, lose everything you own, and you'll be left to live a life of poverty and misery."

Yup! Ya gotta watch out for that slippery slope. :0)

I think we can say with some degree of comfort that all encompassing declarations covering vast areas of nebulous information using expansive references and extreme extrapolation from dubious case examples can provide a useful and inconclusive thesis that is malleable for all occasions. But it takes practice.