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catholic humor :: Article Creator Yogi Berra A Lesson In Weathering Frailties Through Humor Former New York Yankee Yogi Berra stands at home plate before the final regular season MLB American League baseball game at Yankee Stadium on Sept. 21, 2008. The Hall of Famer is the subject of a recently released documentary, "It Ain't Over." (Reuters photo/Mike Segar) Unfortunately, Yogi Berra never played for the Phillies. But he was a Catholic. At his funeral in 2015, Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan of New York reportedly compared Yogi and Pope Francis' humble beginnings, their humility and, jokingly, their large ears. An amiable and unpretentious man, the baseball Hall of Famer would have been delighted. Once, when told he was ugly, he responded, "So what? I don't hit with my face." This is Yogi's recollection of a conversation he had with Cardinal Francis Spellman, former archbishop of New York: "When I returned hom

weird al originals :: Article Creator How To Watch Roku's New 'Weird Al' Movie Without Ads – TechHive When you purchase through links in our articles, we may earn a small commission. This doesn't affect our editorial independence.On Friday, Roku will debut Weird: The Al Yankovic Story, its splashiest original film yet. The openly exaggerated biopic will stream exclusively on the Roku Channel, and you can tell it's a big deal for Roku, which has even added a new home screen section on its streaming players and smart TVs to promote the film.But like everything else on Roku's streaming service, the free content comes at a cost: The Roku Channel is ad-supported, with no option for ad-free viewing. If you want to watch Daniel Radcliffe's interpretation of Weird Al, you'll have to sit through commercials.There is, however, a workaround: By using a little-known service called PlayOn, you can record any movie or show from

gabriel iglesias 2022 :: Article Creator Gabriel Iglesias Is 'happy To Be Alive' After Emergency Plane Landing: 'Could Have Been So Bad' usatoday.Com cannot provide a good user experience to your browser. To use this site and continue to benefit from our journalism and site features, please upgrade to the latest version of Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari. Chrome: https://www.Google.Com/chrome/ Edge: https://www.Microsoft.Com/edge/ Firefox: https://www.Firefox.Com/ Safari: Update to latest version through the App Store Gabriel Iglesias' Private Plane Makes 'Emergency Landing' After Skidding Off A Runway Gabriel Iglesias' private plane did not have a smooth landing in North Carolina Friday. The stand-up comedian, 46, shared a video of his private plane on the ground in a field, with himself and other passengers standing by. "Emergency landing!!! Our private jet skid off the runway and wound up i

short irish jokes for adults :: Article Creator Silly Irish Jokes That Are Sure To Make You Laugh! We all know the magical powers behind having a laugh, so we take a look at the best Irish jokes to make you giggle, a sampling of the famous Irish wit and wisdom.  Get ready to embrace the craic and let out some belly laughs with a collection of hilarious Irish jokes! The Irish are renowned for their wit and humor, and their jokes have traveled far and wide, spreading joy and laughter wherever they go. So sit back, grab a pint of Guinness (optional), and prepare to be tickled by these side-splitting silly Irish jokes that will leave you grinning like a leprechaun! Enjoy! Six Irish men were playing poker when one of them played a bad hand and died... The rest drew straws to see who would tell his wife. One man draws the shortest straw and goes to his friend's house to tell the wife. The man says to her, "Your husband lost some money

funny adult videos :: Article Creator In 1991, MTV Gave Pee-Wee Herman A Perfect Comeback Moment At The Video Music Awards In 1991, the MTV Video Music Awards exhibited both showmanship and class when they allowed Paul Reubens to begin his comeback on their stage. Reubens, who died on Sunday (July 30) at age 70, made the most of the opportunity. Related Paul Reubens, Comic Actor Behind Pee-Wee Herman, Dies at 70 07/31/2023 Reubens, creator of the beloved Pee-wee Herman character, had been arrested in Sarasota, Fla. In July 1991 for masturbating in an adult theater. Even years before the Internet and TMZ, this was very big news – not important, to be sure, but deeply embarrassing and career-imperiling, especially for someone who had a big following among kids. Such artists as Cyndi Lauper and Big Top Pee-wee director Randal Kleiser spoke out in Reubens' support, but far more celebs were quiet, while comics and lat

bust down peacock :: Article Creator Peacock Lost $651 Million From April To June Peacock finished the June quarter with 24 million subscribers, up from 22 million at the end of March — but the streamer lost $651 million over the same three months. Sadly, those losses have pretty much become par for the course. The NBCUniversal streaming platform lost $704 million in the prior quarter (and $467 million in Q2 2022). The company expects to post "peak" losses from streaming — to the tune of $3 billion — in 2023. Good thing Comcast is soon to come into about $9 billion in streaming bucks through the sale of its Hulu stake to Disney. Peacock revenue rose 85 percent year to year, mostly thanks to advertising, as the vast majority of subs are on the service's "Premium" tier. Until recently (and since its June 2020 launch), the ad-supported option cost $4.99 per month; following a July price hike it's now $5.99. Commercial-fr

funny comics :: Article Creator But Who Gets The Comic Books? "More times than I can remember, a spouse or child has said to me, 'If he wasn't dead, I'd kill him all over again for leaving me with this mess,'" said Greg Rohan, the president of Heritage Auctions. Most people tend to know what to do with traditional investments after someone dies, he said, but when it comes to baseball cards, first-edition books, coins and other collectibles, the loved ones dealing with the estate can be stumped (and annoyed). If some collectors of, say, vinyl figurines, seem to have a gene that spurs them to dedicate entire rooms of their home to inanimate rubbery friends, they are also, in many ways, just like everyone else. "People don't want to think about dying," said Maggie Thompson, 80, a former senior editor of Comic Buyer's Guide, which was a newsmagazine that covered the comic book industry. "I realize as I look