The Unger Review | Satire By Andrew Unger
Jul 30, 2017 · November 11, 2024. RANDOLPH, MB A meeting was held at the Randolph Garage this past week to determine whether non-Mennonites are allowed to laugh at Mennonite jokes. …
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The Unger Review. Or maybe just Unger Review if you prefer the pun. Speaking of puns, you also may have noticed that the dry dull headings like “Food and Drink” and “Church” have been …
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Andrew Unger’s award-winning novel Once Removed is set in the small Mennonite town of Edenfeld, Manitoba, a place filled with quirky characters.
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Jul 27, 2022 · The Unger Review (or just Unger Review if you prefer the pun) is a satirical news site by Andrew Unger. The Unger Review is home to The Daily Bonnet, your trusted source for …
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Oba! Time for another headline contest. Every once in a while The Unger Review will provide a photo in need of a headline. At the end of the week the top 3 headlines, as selected […]
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May 17, 2024 · SAN FRANCISCO, CA After expressing his undying love and devotion for everyone from Alex Jones to Vladimir Putin, American political commentator Tucker Carlson …
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BY: ABE FROM VANKLA Oba yo, I don’t normally agree with a woman, but this time I do. Candice Bergen is right! The young people these days. Diewel!
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STEINBACH, MB When rebranding The Daily Bonnet as The Unger Review a few months ago, author Andrew Unger knew the site needed a new logo and immediately settled upon the most …
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Dec 25, 2020 · Well, we can’t say that 2020 was boring, that’s for sure. However, with such an eventful year, it may be more difficult than usual to differentiate between the real news and satire.
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Aug 15, 2020 · OTTAWA, ON For a few years now, thousands of Justin Trudeau’s most passionate admirers have taken to the streets with signs that, albeit rather crass, nevertheless …