So, check out the WK page, or mosey on over to Twitter and check out the hashtag there...
Weekly Humorist, a humor magazine I often submit to and occasionally get in, runs these Hashtag Games on Twitter (X), where they name a topic and we submit humorous responses. These games play right into my gag reflex, so I always throw up something. I've taken to setting my calendar to get online every Wednesday to "play" (and by "play" I mean submit content to their website for free--I like to think of it as pun bono work). I always submit a bunch of them on X (Twitter) and some of them get selected for inclusion to their online site. This was one of those weeks where it started off slow, but then I hit a stride. I wound up positing 20 items. I would do a couple, then back away, then suddenly a couple more ideas occurred to me, so I'd jump back in. It's another week where most of the "featured" items were generated by WH. I'm trying to be a little more generous and retweet posts I like and there were a few, but not ones that make the website. I got 8 in this week, but oddly not the one that got the most likes online, so that's weird. There were a lot of duplicate posts and you can tell people don't look at what's already posted before they jump in (not that it's a guarantee that you won't post something that's already been posted).
So, check out the WK page, or mosey on over to Twitter and check out the hashtag there...
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Weekly Humorist, a humor magazine I often submit to and occasionally get in, runs these Hashtag Games on Twitter (X), where they name a topic and we submit humorous responses. These games play right into my gag reflex, so I always throw up something. I've taken to setting my calendar to get online every Wednesday to "play" (and by "play" I mean submit content to their website for free--I like to think of it as pun bono work). I always submit a bunch of them on X (Twitter) and some of them get selected for inclusion to their online site. Well, we moved from one scary season to the next, post-Election Day. WH decided that after the election, the country needs a new slogan. I'll admit, I was slow to get up to speed on this one. Even reading some of the early posts didn't inspire me toward anything. After a bit, thinking about regular American quotes pulling up my sarcasm pants and I was able to come with more than a dozen or so. And I got 5 or so included on the WH website. Why am I not sure? They somehow duped the page halfway down and some of mine are in both halves and the page scrolls so weirdly, it's hard to count mine. Oh, well, see for yourself:
Weekly Humorist, a humor magazine I often submit to and occasionally get in, runs these Hashtag Games on Twitter (X), where they name a topic and we submit humorous responses. These games play right into my gag reflex, so I always throw up something. I've taken to setting my calendar to get online every Wednesday to "play" (and by "play" I mean submit content to their website for free--I like to think of it as pun bono work). I always submit a bunch of them on X (Twitter) and some of them get selected for inclusion to their online site. Weekly Humorist wound up the Halloween season with some punny costumes. I didn't realize how many I submitted until I saw what WH re-tweeted. 21! I just pulled up a store page listing their most popular costumes and run from there. Most of the entries were of the gross/crude variety (as were mine) and I went a little blue here (not sure why). I got 10 in, so I'm happy. Check them all out:
Weekly Humorist, a humor magazine I often submit to and occasionally get in, runs these Hashtag Games on Twitter (X), where they name a topic and we submit humorous responses. These games play right into my gag reflex, so I always throw up something. I've taken to setting my calendar to get online every Wednesday to "play" (and by "play" I mean submit content to their website for free--I like to think of it as pun bono work). I always submit a bunch of them on X (Twitter) and some of them get selected for inclusion to their online site. I can't help but notice that no matter the adject used in front of the game's theme, the entries all wind up devolving into simply things that are gross or disgusting. Ask for scary, or bad, or wrong something and eventually the posts veer away from the usual definition. Forget about defining what a "snack" even is here. Anyway, I submitted by usual dozen or so entries and got 5 in, so that's good. I tried to keep scary as in "Halloween scary," but I veered off to into gross and one of them got picked. Then again, different things scare different people. Check out the scary (or gross) fun at:
Weekly Humorist, a humor magazine I often submit to and occasionally get in, runs these Hashtag Games on Twitter (X), where they name a topic and we submit humorous responses. These games play right into my gag reflex, so I always throw up something. I've taken to setting my calendar to get online every Wednesday to "play" (and by "play" I mean submit content to their website for free--I like to think of it as pun bono work). I always submit a bunch of them on X (Twitter) and some of them get selected for inclusion to their online site. Well, this was disappointing. I submitted some pretty good jokes for this, out of a dozen or so, but only one made it to the website. I basically went with the old-school horror movies but thought I had some solid entries. Oh, well.
Weekly Humorist, a humor magazine I often submit to and occasionally get in, runs these Hashtag Games on Twitter (X), where they name a topic and we submit humorous responses. These games play right into my gag reflex, so I always throw up something. I've taken to setting my calendar to get online every Wednesday to "play" (and by "play" I mean submit content to their website for free--I like to think of it as pun bono work). I always submit a bunch of them on X (Twitter) and some of them get selected for inclusion to their online site. Running late from last week's game. Still staying with the Halloween season by going for spooky spy movies. Frankly, my spy movie experience doesn't got much beyond the James Bond movies. So I went all in with that. Running through all the titles, I hit the ones I could, going for a dozen. I got 5 in. Not necessarily my favorites (The Night of the Living Daylights was one I liked) but a solid showing. Check it out:
Weekly Humorist, a humor magazine I often submit to and occasionally get in, runs these Hashtag Games on Twitter (X), where they name a topic and we submit humorous responses. These games play right into my gag reflex, so I always throw up something. I've taken to setting my calendar to get online every Wednesday to "play" (and by "play" I mean submit content to their website for free--I like to think of it as pun bono work). I always submit a bunch of them on X (Twitter) and some of them get selected for inclusion to their online site. I missed last week's Hashtag game because of reasons. But I was roaring back this week. We're in spooky season and that's my thing! So coming up with movie monster puns is totally in my wheelhouse (just check out some of my previous posts and bits). I submitted a dozen or so in and got 6 up. Weirdly, a couple of my favorites didn't make the cut, but you can check those out on Twitter itself. Or just go here:
Weekly Humorist, a humor magazine I often submit to and occasionally get in, runs these Hashtag Games on Twitter (X), where they name a topic and we submit humorous responses. These games play right into my gag reflex, so I always throw up something. I've taken to setting my calendar to get online every Wednesday to "play" (and by "play" I mean submit content to their website for free--I like to think of it as pun bono work). I always submit a bunch of them on X (Twitter) and some of them get selected for inclusion to their online site. This week was a bit of a let down for me. Goofing on fancy coffee seems right up my alley. I managed to pop out a dozen decent-to-good ones but only got 3 selected for the WH website. What are you going to do?
Weekly Humorist, a humor magazine I often submit to and occasionally get in, runs these Hashtag Games on Twitter (X), where they name a topic and we submit humorous responses. These games play right into my gag reflex, so I always throw up something. I've taken to setting my calendar to get online every Wednesday to "play" (and by "play" I mean submit content to their website for free--I like to think of it as pun bono work). I always submit a bunch of them on X (Twitter) and some of them get selected for inclusion to their online site. A nice spring back for me. From barely getting any last week, I'm back to my average amount this week. Ironic, because I'm not a football guy. I had to look up a list of all the pro teams and still had to figure out why the NY Jets weren't listed. I had to got to the NFL site for a full list. Once there, the idea of Future Fears kinda fell into place. There were a lot of clever ones (and a few clunkers) posted. But here's the link to the ones WH picked:
Weekly Humorist, a humor magazine I often submit to and occasionally get in, runs these Hashtag Games on Twitter (X), where they name a topic and we submit humorous responses. These games play right into my gag reflex, so I always throw up something. I've taken to setting my calendar to get online every Wednesday to "play" (and by "play" I mean submit content to their website for free--I like to think of it as pun bono work). I always submit a bunch of them on X (Twitter) and some of them get selected for inclusion to their online site. We'll file this week's game under "ouch." I only got one item out of a dozen selected! I'm a little annoyed by this. I really liked doing this one. I'll admit, to try to stand out from the crowd, I did a search of sitcoms from the 50s and 60s. To quote a friend who decided to pipe in, "Obscure much?" Oh well. Maybe next week.
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