Humorality.com, Tim Patrick’s humor site, is now a member of Humorfeed.com, one of the most popular satirical news feeds on the Internet. More than a simple humor site, Humorfeed offers daily articles and links from dozens of the net’s best humorists, all bundled up in a convenient and tasty RSS wrapper.
All members of Humorfeed are [...]

One of Humorality.com’s recent humor articles, “Cash-for-Clunkers Expands to Include Elderly,” was reprinted in September 2009 issue of The Humor Times, a humor publication distributed in the Sacramento area. The monthly newspaper is also available at newsstands elsewhere, for direct order through their web site, or you can subscribe to the online PDF version. Say [...]

Tired of the same old boring news? Worried that the talking heads will give you nightmares? Worried that nightmares will give you talking heads? Now you can wipe these fears away with the new headline service from Humorality.com: Humor Flash.
Humor Flash takes the latest news from all around the world, erases it, and puts something [...]

Now in its twenty-seventh year, this international fiction contest draws thousands of submissions from dark and stormy typewriters across the globe, each with a single purpose: to craft the worst possible opening sentence to the worst possible imaginary novel.

The sponsors of the Internet would like to take a moment to introduce you to a new humor web site, Humorality.com. A spendid site for humorous news and social commentary, Humorality.com is suitable for those who are the life of the party, as well as those who prefer to sit on the sidelines and watch [...]

If you’re anything like me, you’ve been enjoying the writings of Tim Patrick for many years. Sadly, your enjoyment has been limited to Tim’s mother tongue of English, since his publishers did not see fit to include a universal translator in each published work.
Now there is good news for foreign language readers hungry for slightly-outdated [...]

When Microsoft moved Visual Basic from its version-6 roots to the new world of .NET in 2002, it endowed the language with a level of power and flexibility never before seen in a BASIC variant. But that move also brought a competitor on to the scene: C#. This new language-on-the-block is a formidable rival, especially [...]