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"How
to Save Your Marriage" by Mack (with
special appearance by Wahsatchmo) "100
Bad Pickup Lines: A Men's Guide to First Impressions" by
John Cheese and Ketheriel "The
Jones Soda Experiment" by Bakudai "Under
the Knife" by John Cheese "Reading
is for Pussies" by Spermus "The
Discerning Gentleman's Guide to Gangbang Etiquette" by
Cowboy Detective "You
Unpunny Sacks of Shit" by Shamus "The
Trouble with Dicks: 5 Reasons Homo-Erotic Fiction is a
Pain in the Arse" by Camerhil "Starcraft
2: A Rational, Thinking Gamer's Plea to Blizzard" by
Mack "Underage
Sex Legalized in Illinois" by Mack "How
to Draw a Fuckin' Skull" by John Cheese "A
Guide to Part-Time Jobs for College Students" by CantCatchMe "The
Man Who Bought the Shit out of Bioshock" by Camerhil "How-To
get Things (for Youtube and Digg Users)" by Mortal
Wombat "13
Things You Should Avoid on a First Date" by Linux
Fan "Hey
There Delilah" [Video] by John Cheese "Dealing
with Assholes" (Investigative Series Part 4) [Video]
by Shamus
"Uninvited
(Video)" by John Cheese "The
Smoking Ban" (Investigative Series Part 3) by Shamus "iPhone
Review" (Investigative Series Part 2) by
Shamus "Student
Politics" (Investigative Series Part 1) by Shamus
Please don't sue us. This is just a parody. Though, honestly, if you did sue us, I wouldn't really blame you. In fact, if you got so offended that your only reaction was to fire-bomb John's house, I wouldn't blame you for that, either. In all seriousness, though, if you're not old enough to watch a rated "R" movie, you shouldn't... well, you shouldn't even be at this site in the first place.
John took one of his alltime favorite movies, took over 800 screenshots of it, spent days resizing and cropping those shots, spent a few more days constructing a Flash presentation with them... and corrupted Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back into the most vulgar, racist, vile, obscene collection of filth I've ever seen outside of a "XXX" style article.
John doesn't just dislike Nickelback... he makes it his personal mission in life to destroy them whenever the opportunity presents itself. And sometimes when the opportunity doesn't present itself, he creates an opportunity on his own. This is incredibly unhealthy for a human to do, but in this case at least we all benefit because it turned out pretty funny.
I... I just... What in the unholy hell is that? Seriously, this is one of the most frightening things I've read on the internet, but I'm not sure why. When John first showed me this, I almost asked him, "What in the hell were you thinking?" But before I could ask it, I realized that I did not in fact want to know what he was thinking.
This article had all the makings of a great game review. At the time, FF8 was one of the most anticipated games of the year. Of course, back then, we didn't know how bad it was going to suck the life out of the series. But then John got ahold of the game... and when John reviews a game, usually somebody ends up injured.
This is the article that John's fans rave about. When I say "rave about," I don't mean that they say nice things about the writing. I mean they get together with clothes made out of chains, take drugs that make them have sex with strangers, and do interpretive dances to thumping techno music, telling the story of Hitler's theft of John's belt with their chemically enhanced gyrations.
David Wong of PointlessWasteOfTime.com was all set to do his second interview with the Harry Potter author, when he ran into some technical difficulties. Unfortunately, to the dismay of the entire civil, thinking world, the interview was handed off to John. My sincerest apologies to not only Potter fans, but fans of the written word in general.
After reading this article, I considered calling Child and Family Services to have John's wife and children placed into protective custody. But then I remembered that John is nothing if not extremely determined where revenge is concerned, and I decided, "better them than me." And since his wife is still with him after all these years, then there must certainly be something wrong with her, too.
There are a couple of problems with John writing movie reviews. 1.) John doesn't go to the movies. He waits for it to come out on DVD so he can just borrow it from a friend to avoid paying for it. 2.) John doesn't actually watch the movie. Not in the traditional sense, wherein a movie goer pays attention to the plot and listens to the dialogue and understands/enjoys the story. 3.) John is batshit insane.
This was made for PointlessWasteOfTime.com. A forum member who calls himself "1234" had this to say about the film: "I'm not saying there's a John Cheese formula, but if there were one, it would be taking seemingly innocent archetypes (whether they be Star Wars, Winnie the Pooh or Buster Brown) and contrasting them with boundary-rending, almost trancendant, profanity."
Every once in a while, John will do something to redeem every horrible act of indecency he's ever committed. This is one of those rare occasions. This exchange is incredibly long, but it's worth sitting through because this actually happened. Yes, John really did string this guy along, and yes, this guy really did stick around no matter how surreal Cheese made his replies. It gets stranger as it goes.
John's best friend is David Wong, owner and comedy mastermind behind Pointless Waste of Time. For years, Cheese tried to convince Dave to learn the game of Magic: The Gathering, but Wong, being a normal thinking human with an actual female companion, always rejected the idea. This article shows exactly why he should have stayed in that state of mind.
In the summer of 2001, John was arrested and sent to jail for exactly one hour because there was a mixup in the mail, and his notice to appear in court for a minor traffic charge was sent to another address. However, in true John Cheese fashion, he was able to write a 3200-word string of lies about the incident that wound up being one of the most remembered and loved articles amongst his fans.
The thing about this article is that - no joke - this actually did happen. It's written with a comedic tone, but none of it is exaggerated. Shortly after this article made its rounds across the internet, a forum member who calls himself "D8ta" over at Pointless Waste of Time made a fake movie trailer for it and posted it on Youtube.
Speaking of phones, John used to get his shut off pretty regularly because he spent all of his money on beer instead of bills. This is the story of one such incident in which the phone was disconnected and how he got it turned back on. Looking back over some of the articles in John's arsenal, I'm starting to see a pattern where he, phones, and legal trouble are concerned.
Yep, John lost his phone again - this time for almost a full year. It wouldn't have been quite so bad, except that back then, all internet providers had available for the average person was a dialup connection. So if you had no phone, you had no internet. And if you had no internet, you couldn't really call yourself a "web comedian." In this article, John details how he got it turned back on.
This could very well be the most violent, disgusting, horrifying article on the entire site. I actually hesitated to write that description because I think John will take that as a compliment. I have a feeling that John's definition of "comedy" isn't exactly the way you or I would define it. Regardless, he's under contract, so I have to put this article here. I'm sorry.
When John told me how much hatemail this article got him, I kind of just smiled and politely nodded, dismissing the claim as normal, expected John Cheese exaggeration. That's pretty much what I do, no matter what John tells me about any subject whatsoever. But then, I put the article in this archive, and I saw for myself how insanely angry people get when you slam their favorite band.
John once had a drunken debate with a fellow alcoholic, in which John claimed to be able to write a horoscope that was more accurate than any ever written. Then, with original illustrations from Nedroid (of Nedroid.com), he put together this monstrosity, based entirely on people with whom he had drank beer. The ones he didn't know, he just made up what he thought they might be like. |
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