•  

    Mailman Strongly Hinting He Wants To Be Chased

  •  

    Lower Class Dismissed

  •  

    Cycle Of Violence Running Smoothly

  •  

    Recently Discovered Egyptian Tomb Sure Smells Like Mummies

  •  

    Wrong Spray Merely Freshens Attacker

  •  

    Chardonnay Vomited Into NPR Tote

  •  

    Harlem Globetrotters Keep Basketball Just Out Of Reach Of Make-A-Wish Kid

  •  

    Headlights Caught In Deer

  •  

    Laugh Track Easily Amused

  •  

    Gun Owner Ready For Them

  •  

    SAIC Earns Top Seed In Conceptual Basketball Tournament

  •  

    Coin Flip Disputed

  •  

    Vibrator Left On All Night

  •  

    Everything Riding On Second Flush Attempt

  •  

    Mom Reminds Adult Son It’s His Birthday

  •  

    Movie Under Impression Being ‘A Hulu Original’ A Selling Point

  •  

    Respectful Song Addresses DJ As Mr. DJ

  •  

    Other Guy In Wheelchair Sized Up

  •  

    Married Porn Star Changes Name To Fellatia Juggs-Dunwiddie

  •  

    Area Man Can’t Stop Playing With Piercing


Superstitious John Lackey Has To Build, Destroy A Luxury Hotel Before Every Start

ANAHEIM, CA—Following John Lackey’s most recent win, teammates on the Angels revealed that one of the superstitious starting pitcher’s most prominent pre-game rituals is to design, construct, and demolish a luxury hotel before he takes the mound. “I can’t even talk to him before a game because he’s just so focused on installing the hotel’s final brick, attending its ribbon-cutting ceremony, and then scanning its structural integrity for implosion points,” said teammate Chone Figgins, who occasionally helps out by placing a call to his builder cousin for a good rate on poured concrete. “You can always tell [Lackey]’s going to have a bad start if he doesn’t get the hotel up to code in time, or can’t set off all the detonator charges in the right order before the game starts.” When asked for an assessment of the hotels, Figgins said they were “pretty tacky.”

Like A Vitamin You Ingest With Your Eyes. Get The Onion Newsletter.

"*" indicates required fields

This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.


"*" indicates required fields

This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

Morty Proxy This is a proxified and sanitized view of the page, visit original site.