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This is a multi-part message in MIME format... ------------=_1646255422-74745-53813 Content-Type: text/html Content-Disposition: inline Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable [3D"The](3D")= > [3D"Facebook"](3D") [=3D"Twitter"](3D") [3D"Totalfark"](3D") Having trouble reading thi= s email? View it online [here](3D". Comments thread: [ 71995](3D" Unsubscribe links are at the bottom of this message. =20 =20 ________________________ A message = from Drew Curtis: ____________________= ____ Hey everyone, hope your week went well. Been a bus= y week for the news cycle with all the everything that's going on. Me= anwhile, my laptop's been down for repairs and I feel like I'm flying blind= mostly. It also means I was unable to process the Fark Headlines of = the Week. I'll catch up when the laptop is back. Not sure if we'll h= ave the [Fark News Livestream](3D"=) this week - it'll = be a game time decision. Depends on laptop repairs and whether or not= I can scramble to assemble enough material before 4 p.m. tomorrow. K= eep an eye out just in case. ________________________ End&nbs= p;Drew transmission ________________________ = ; Top Comments Some of the top-voted smartest and funniest comments from the past wee= k Funny: patrick767 knew [how to take a costume from the '80s and make it re= levant today](3D") Pocket Ninja took issue with [some purported facts in a Fark headline](3D")bearded clamorer was unsurprised by [what a man did with his wiener after cutting it off](3D")fragMasterFlash wanted to [augment a product called The Brow®, which is a visor worn l= ike sunglasses](3D" FrancoFile described [the painstaking process used to make Daniel Radclif= fe look like "Weird Al" Yankovic](3D") Jesus McSordid ex= plained that [a teacher was correct in= stating that it's impossible for one pizza to be larger than another pizza=](3D"=) Combustion [felt = protective of Mia Khalifa](3D" KRSESQ was surprised to&= nbsp;[learn something new about Bernie Mado= ff](3D") aleister_greynight [recognized a 1980s costume model](3D" The Pope of Manwich Vi= llage let us know what this= strange fish-man was singing Smart: KCBlueG= al updated us on [Hank the f= oster pup](=3D" Ragin' Asian considered what could've pr= evented [vital 3G devices losing servi= ce when carriers switch to 5G](3D"=) Harry Wagstaff is&nb= sp;[still owed a point on a grade school ex= am](3D") HugeMistake had advice for the [thousands of Farkers who're currently working out the= terms of huge movie deals](3D") bloobeary predicted&nbs= p;[what life will be like for those who ch= oose to wear The Brow®](3D") Earguy discussed what happened in the case of the retir= ed cop who got away with killing another man in a movie theater paulleah shared a story about [a school making silly rules about how a child could get to school= a> CSB Sunday Morning:](3D" chances](3D") Smart: Hankie Fest = strong> [passed up a chance to join the cir= cus](3D"=) Funny: No (real) funny stories this week Pol= itics Funny: nquadroa [handled a complaint about a Fark headline](3D" CarnySaur = wasn't sure that [a tweet fr= om the Latvian Minister of Foreign Affairs was properly translated](=3D" thatguyoverthere70 explained [why Donald Trump tried to keep the January 6 committee from obtain= ing his White House records](3D" cretinbob was confused= by [I Ate Shergar's = observation about "the line after which the point of no return begins"](3D"=)BumpInTheNight was [fed up with people fishing for funny votes](3D" Politics Smart= : Weaver95 wondered [how economic restrictions on Russia will affect certain Americans markie_farkie suggested](3D" and allies should go shopping](3D" eurotrader= [agreed with Mitch McConnell](3D".=)= Warthog discussed [how Vladimir Putin farked up](3D" NobleHam countered= the [mistaken belief that all murders are = hate crimes](3D") Top Contest = Entries Some of the top-voted contest entries from last w= eek Photoshops: Terrapin Bound adverti= sed [a company to think about after yo= u see the judge](3D"=) RedZoneTuba worked out [a cushy endorsement deal for this former player GoodDoctorB](3D")[playe= d with these beachgoers](3D" Yammering_Splat_Vector sho= wed us [a 6,000-foot-tall fire squid w= ithout its Michael suit](3D"=) RedZoneTuba discovered&nbs= p;[what squirrels do in the park](3D") Redwing [walked sillily at = the seashore](3D"http=) RedZoneTuba [celebrated the Munich Agreement](3D" slimebarfer = > found out that [the Fark squirrel = ended up in a retirement home](3D"https:=) Yammering_Splat_Vector= >'s MLB uniform ad was [appropriate an= d also wildly inappropriate](3D"=) samsquatch showed that= ["Futurama" made an accurate predicti= on](3D") Fartist Friday: [Everyday things that look like UFOs](3D") RedZoneTuba = ng> [created a diversion](3D") Thi= s week's Fartist Friday theme, brought to you by E-brake: Show & Tell Vol. 16. SHOW us your favorite artwork = you've created and TELL us the story behind its inspiration, materials, bac= kstory, etc. Share with us your photos, paintings, jewelry, poetry - any ar= t medium! Difficulty: Art you haven't entered into our contests before.&nbs= p;Be sure to tell us about your art! Farktography: [Happy Accidents](3D") This one was a t= ie, with Squid_for_Brains capturing [an epic catbeard](3D") and orionid = g> gave us [a bright view through the = mist](3D".=) Fark Weird News Qui= z (brought to you by ox45tallboy) A= nother fun time on the Quiz last week, where we learned that soil samples a= re not always the best assessment of a farm's viability. On the Quiz itself= , mrs. badcrumble came out on top with 947, followed by&nb= sp;Priapetic in second with 934 and SoundOfOn= eHandWanking in third with 920. FormlessOne = made fourth with 918, and richh99 rounds out the top = five with 905. The hardest question on last week's Hard Quiz w= as about a recall of Skyline Chili, that cornerstone of every nutritious br= eakfast. Only 20% of quiztakers caught the article about the mislabeling at= the factory and knew that some of those cans might contain something close= r to actual sustenance than the label implied, that being Cream of Chicken = soup. I mean, I can only imagine the look of abject horror on the faces of = the consumers when they hit the can opener and are confronted with such a t= hing that they wouldn't even feed their pets who literally lick their own a= nuses. But I can certainly imagine the relief felt by the ones who got chic= ken soup instead. The easiest question on last week's Hard Qui= z was about the historical significance of the Amache site near Grenada in = Colorado. 77% of quiztakers knew that this was the site of one of the Japan= ese internment camps during WWII. For what it's worth, the 1956 = Chinese Confession Program ran by the FBI was administered through FBI head= quarters in Washington, DC, and the westernmost part of the Trail of Tears = is in Oklahoma, The hardest question on last week's Easy Quiz was ab= out the newest Coca-Cola flavor. Only 61% of quiztakers knew that you can s= oon get your hands on some raspberry flavored Coca-Cola Starlight befo= re posting your mandatory good review of it so you won't face being cut off= on social media. No word yet on Vought International's impending lawsuit o= r who thought the risk of facing down Homelander was worth it. The easiest question on last week's Easy Quiz was about Spaghetti Carbonar= a, which I'm pretty sure a really drunk 18th Century Italian guy invented w= hen he came home late one night with the munchies and tossed random st= uff out of his cold storage into to his frying pan. 88% of quiztakers knew = that the main ingredients of spaghetti carbonara are spaghetti noodles = ;and cured pork meat, such as bacon. And of course we put cheese on it beca= use that's how you know it's a successful Italian import. If y= ou missed out on last week's Quiz, you should definitely catch&= nbsp;up on the Fark Weird News Quiz now that you know a few of the = ;answers. Congratulations to the winners, and we'll be doing it all ag= ain on Friday. --------------------------------------------------------------- ([Fark.com](3D"") sent this newsletter emai= l to: {EMAIL}) To stop these emails, go to the Notifications tab of your [MyFark profile](3D"https:=) to change your subscription preferences. 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