Friday
June 6th,
2014
Nation, have you ever met a lady and had a hot, steamy
connection, a real wet and wild affair, only to discover that when
she left, she took your car and your house? It's a phenomenon that
affects millions of men every year. I'm talking of course of
Hurricanes.
A new study claims that female-named hurricanes are more
deadly than male-named hurricanes, saying that when people are
dealing with female named hurricanes they are “not as willing to
seek shelter” because they are “viewing women as warmer and less
aggressive than men,” and implies “implicit sexism.”
Did you catch that folks? Female hurricanes kill three
times as many people as male hurricanes, but the gender-police at
Arizona State think this is proof that we're all a bunch of sexists
who can't take women seriously.
Well I've got another idea. Maybe female hurricanes are
more deadly. (Lightning Bolt)
Of
course it's gotta be men's fault. Mother
Earth wouldn't be more deadly than Daddy Globe. Of course not, Mother
Earth would never drown her kids in the tub.
Poppy-cock! Daddy Globe might yell and spank and throw a
baseball at you, but Mother Earth is burying all of that emotional
trauma deep inside until she snaps and tries to murder us all with a
barrage of Hurricanes and Femnados and Vag-canoes.
The government agency that is concerned with giant
floods and hurricanes, which is aptly named “Noah” (NOAA), suck
on that Atheists, which is short for National Oceanographic and
Atmospheric's Anonymous, has been called on to give all hurricanes
male names to fix the alleged problem of people not thinking that
women named Katrina could possibly ruin their lives.
But those Mother-Earth worshiping Feminists are
protesting this move, saying that naming all hurricanes after men
would merely treat the symptom, not the problem, and that clearly the
easier thing to do is to change all of society so we all respect and
fear women as much as we fear men.
We could start by naming scary things after women.
Tornadoes are now called Sheilas. We're tracking a category 5 Sheila,
you better take cover. History channel can have a show called “Sheila
Chasers.” Ebola is now Shebola. Pooping your
pants is now pulling a Vicky. Surely this will make people take cover
when Hurricane Mercedes is coming.
Of
course, you know I'm not buying this feminist argument that
female storms are more deadly because they're
misunderstood.
That's why I'm calling on NOAA to do a better job of probing our
Hurricanes so we can find out their genders ahead of time. Don't
bother telling us when we've got a harmless male-a-cane, but you
sound the alarm when it's a herricane.
So come on NOAA, get out there and sex our hurricanes.
NOAA has two flagship hurricane hunter aircraft, which
are named, and this is true, Kermit and Miss Piggy.
I never thought I'd say this again: Save us Kermit, you are
our only hope.
Some
groups are calling on NOAA to give hurricanes all male names, but now
we're talking about reverse-sexism. Oh sure, let's reinforce the
stereotype that males are more likely to stab you with a marlin.
That's totally fair.
Other groups are saying that we must give hurricanes
androgynous names. Names that could belong to a man or a woman... or
a pet piranha. Names like Paco, Fram, or Steeee. But this suggestion
was immediately shot down as “trans-phobic” and
cis-het-normative, which coincidentally is the name of my cat.
You know it's its name because when you say “cis-het-normative,”
it won't come to you because it's a cat.
So nation, what are we supposed to do? Using female
names kills more people because we've become desensitized to periodic
female problems. Using male names reinforces the stereotype that men
are dangerous. Using androgynous names demonizes the transgendered.
So what's left? What kind of name would instill fear without creating
a negative stereotype?
Wait. I think I have it.
Call all Hurricanes Hurricane Obama. He's already caused
millions of scared white people to horde supplies, and that's without
even showing up on radar. Let us all just pray that Hurricane Obama
never develops a stealth capability that he could use to evade being
detected by Miss Piggy and Kermit.
