Browsing the blog archives for October, 2011

Che Voted Sexiest Mass Murderer Ever!

Here at the Worldwide Headquarters of Manhattan Infidel we pride ourselves on the ability to outrun the police while wearing nothing but high heels and carrying lubricant and a Penthouse magazine from 1985. But also, and more importantly, we our proud of our work in bringing important information to our readers.  Information that others in […]

New York University to Offer Classes to Occupy Wall Street Protesters

Calling it a “historic opportunity” to reach out to the disenfranchised,  New York University President John Sexton announced that new classes will be offered specifically for the Occupy Wall Street protesters. Brandishing a pamphlet containing descriptions of the new classes Sexton claimed that this “will put NYU on the forefront of higher education for a […]

Easy-Bake Oven Latest Victim of Government Bureaucracy

The famous Easy-Bake Oven, beloved to generations of children but mom I don’t want to bake I want to go outside and play has become the latest victim of government bureaucracy run wild.  While the Easy-Bake Oven is still legal (for now) the EPA has announced that new regulations will govern the sale and use […]

The Pastoral Constitution of the Democratic Party (Part Three)

As promised I now continue my award-winning this South American weed is strong series on the Pastoral Constitution of the Democratic Party. The Dignity of Significant Others The well-being of society is closely bound up with the healthy state of conjugal life.  Hence Democrats today are overjoyed to witness the various ways in which progress […]

1 Comment

Paul McCartney Marries Woman with Two Legs

Paul McCartney, 69 married long-time lover and MTA Board member Nancy Shevell, 51, in a civil ceremony in London on Sunday. The bride, Shevell, is the second-cousin of American media mogul Barbara Walters who introduced the couple and acted as a matchmaker.  Said Walters: I’ve known Sir Paul for years. After his disastrous marriage to […]

The Pastoral Constitution of the Democratic Party (Part Two)

Following up on a previous post I now present part two of the Pastoral Constitution of the Democratic Party.  Will there parts three or four? As a blogger I am committed to the truth beer.  I will continue to report the facts drink beer for my thousands six loyal readers.  So yes there will be […]

8 Comments

The Five Stages of Yankee Grief

“We lost to the Dodgers in ’55.  I blame myself.  I was up all night before game seven with some Swedish girls, Liberace and a suction machine and it affected my performance on the field.  But hey, at least I didn’t end up with syphilis like Mickey.” ~ Yogi Berra And so once again the […]

8 Comments

Manhattan Infidel Presents: The Pastoral Constitution of the Democratic Party (Part One)

Last week I presented the Dogmatic Constitution of the Democratic Party.  Now through my contacts in the main steam media I present the Pastoral Constitution of the Democratic Party.  Unlike the Dogmatic Constitution which  focused on core beliefs, the Pastoral Constitution outlines how the Democrats will put their beliefs into action.  Because of the length […]

2 Comments

The Democratic Party’s Declaration on its Relationship with Non-Democratic Parties

As part of my continuing series aimed at making my readers more knowledgeable about the issues in the 2012 Presidential campaign I now present the Democratic Party’s official document on its relation with non-Democratic parties: In this age of ours, where men (and liberal women) are drawing more closely together and the bonds of friendship […]

3 Comments

On the Front Lines With Occupy Wall Street

Recently I had the chance to go to Lower Manhattan and observe first-hand the protests that have garnered world-wide attention and sympathy known as “Occupy Wall Street.”  I was motivated by curiosity.  Who where they?  What did they believe in?  What did they hope to accomplish?  Did they have any weed to sell me?  Were […]

11 Comments