New Marvel Superhero ‘Cuckold’ Wears Name as a Badge

LOS ANGELES — In a press release this morning, Marvel Comics announced a new inclusive superhero named Cuckold, a 32-year-old man who can only shoot laserbeams at enemies if someone is “fucking his wife.”

The superhero is a normal man who gained his superpowers when he was exposed to radioactive fetish porn vapors in a government research facility.

“We really wanted to inspire the next generation of superhero fans,” said creator Marty Barlow. “The thing about Cuckold is that he wears his name and abilities as a badge of honor. Most people think ‘cuckold, that’s a derogatory term.’ Not for Cuck. The way he sees it, he can only use his powers for good: saving the world and letting another man give his wife an orgasm.”

In addition to representing the sexual humiliaition fetish in comic books for the first time, Cuckold will also raise awareness via his catchphrase, “I am a sniveling little worm that is not fit to reproduce,” which he often yells while eviscerating enemies, and while watching his wife get just absolutely fucking railed by strangers.

Fans are extremely enthusiastic about the groundbreaking new character.

“As a lifelong cuck and Marvel fan, I’ve been waiting to see a character like myself in the pages of my comic books for years,” said fan Richard Strauss. “There have been hints in the past about cuckold fantasies in X-Men’s Wolverine, Cyclops and Jean Grey storylines, but it’s always been such a disappointment to have to read between the lines. I’m proud of Marvel for finally making a character like me who wears his sexual proclivities on his sleeve.”

Marvel later announced Cuckold’s sidekick, a sex-positive superhero named Assplay.

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Therapist and Patient Spend Their First Few Sessions Making Character Sheets

SAN FRANCISCO — Local tabletop gamer and new therapy patient Elliot Booker spent his first three sessions with Dr. Elijah Loudermilk adding his base stats, backstory, and other personal details to a 5th Edition Dungeons and Dragons Character Sheet, sources say.

“We’re making excellent progress,” said Loudermilk, who has been incorporating Dungeons & Dragons into his therapy practice since the game was first published in 1974. “Character creation is an essential first step of therapy which provides me the opportunity to get to know Elliot, help him recognize areas of his character that need improvement, decide on what weapon proficiencies he should go with, and begin working with him to set goals that will raise the stats he needs the most help boosting.”

“Also the guy had a game coming up and was just totally unaware of how to set up a compelling character,” Loudermilk continued. “Some players need the extra help deciding which invocations make sense for them, from a gameplay perspective.”

Booker’s character sheet so far designates him as a level 7 bard with almost entirely average stats, boasting 10s in strength, dexterity, constitution, intelligence and wisdom. His only above-average stat, charisma, was penciled in as 14.

“I do improv at a local theater and I’m situationally funny, which explains my proficiency in performance,” said Booker with some slight hesitation from still wrapping his head around all of the new clinical terms his therapist was teaching him. “Dr. Loudermilk says I use performance checks to mask my anxiety because I think my friends will leave if I drop the facade and stop entertaining them. I don’t know about all that, but I sure like the idea of being a bard! I’m gonna take an adult guitar class!”

Dr. Loudermilk expanded more on the reasoning behind how Booker’s character sheet was filled out.

“He certainly has a knack for understanding what makes people laugh,” said Loudermilk. “His ability to use comedy to control how others perceive him is exactly why I assigned him the charlatan background. We’ve set a goal to level him up by the end of the month and allocate more points to his wisdom, which will hopefully allow him to become more insightful and let down his guard a bit.”

At press time, Loudermilk had reportedly encouraged Booker to consider group therapy sessions as his Dungeons & Dragons treatment is most effective with a party of three to five people.

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Shy Guy Hoping to Get Quarantined at Starbucks During Cute Barista’s Shift

DUTCHESS, N.Y. — Endlessly bashful man Dan Jennick admitted today that he’s made extra trips to his local Starbucks during his current crush’s shifts all week long in hopes of being on location in case of a lockdown situation.

“From the interactions I’ve had with her so far, she seems like just the kindest person ever… but I’ve always been too shy to ask her out,” Jennick commented, failing to stifle the involuntary shakes brought on by his ninth latte of the day. “I figure, if I can somehow orchestrate being inside the store when this mass panic causes a quarantine situation, it’ll be like something out of a sitcom — we’ll be stuck inside here together, get to talking, and when the quarantine is lifted I can casually drop the, ‘Hey, we should do this again sometime’ line. The plan is literally perfect.”

Barista Brittany Thomas, however, has easily seen through his elaborate plot.

“It’s super obvious he’s trying to somehow ask me out: every time he orders, he comes so close, then bails at the last second,” she recalled. “Dude’s been in this shop for hours already; he’s probably waiting to get locked in here. Thing is, I’m working, so I can’t really say anything — it would be inappropriate — but if he would just ask, I would say yes. I like him, too; there’s no need to wait for a global pandemic. How does he not get that? Oh, well.”

Manager and notorious people-watcher Bart Diaz has seen the frustrating and confusing mating ritual unfold firsthand.

“I like to analyse people’s body language and parse what they’re thinking,” he said, examining the clientele. “Writer over there with his laptop, bro that came from the gym… then Dan, who keeps flirting with the barista. You know, I purposely schedule Brittany the same time every week to try and facilitate this thing from afar. I kinda wanna self-quarantine my store at this point, just to move things along… though they’re so shy, it probably wouldn’t even work.”

After the Starbucks was shut down earlier today, Jennick was seen endlessly swiping through Tinder hoping to find Thomas while she’s been doing the same via Hinge.

Nation Comes Together In Time of Solidarity to Tolerate Playthrough of Jackbox Party Pack

WASHINGTON — Quarantined citizens around the country have reportedly come together in solidarity to tolerate playthroughs of various Jackbox Party Packs in an effort to survive the COVID-19 epidemic.

“It’s quite incredible to see the unity in this country during these trying times,” said epidemiologist Marsha Cunningham. “From self-quarantining, to supporting small businesses, to pretending to enjoy a game of Quiplash over Discord, people are coming together to do the right thing. Because at the end of the day, the government isn’t forcing anyone to do these things. And we all know Quiplash is essentially just Apples to Apples — a game that no one really liked in the first place.”

Those living in coronavirus epicenters have stressed the importance of working together to overcome the loneliness of quarantining.

“It has been really difficult, but I think we’re going to persevere through this,” said New York City bartender Stephen Tate. “The quarantining has been pretty easy, actually, but pretending to laugh at my friends’ ‘funny’ answers in Fibbage XL has been a struggle and I’m an aspiring actor. If I see one more person draw 9/11 in Drawful, I think I’m just gonna run out to Times Square and get myself the ‘rona.”

Despite insistence from experts, however, many Americans have ignored growing coronavirus concerns.

“Yeah, sorry, but you’re incredibly privileged if you can just lock up like that,” said Montana resident Kris Marsh. “I am very wealthy and my job gave me PTO, but I don’t have the luxury of pretending to enjoy Trivia Murder Party alone on my couch. I have a family to feed. Do you know how devastating it would be for my children to look me in the eyes and be able to tell through my smile that I don’t actually care about their solutions to everyday problems in Patently Stupid?”

As of press time, President Trump came under fire after he announced that he and a handful of cabinet members were going to meet up and just play Cards Against Humanity in person.

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Bad Sign? Doctors Are Telling Everyone to “Take up Smoking, Drugs, Whatever Just Enjoy Your Damn Self”

So last week I was feeling under the weather: sniffling, a little dry cough, fever, you know the drill. Normally I would just ignore it, but my wife insisted that with “all this yucky coronavirus stuff” I go see Dr. Pool. Reluctantly, I went in, got a check-up, blood drawn, the whole nine yards.

Fast forward a week later. Dr. Pool called me up, “Hey, Mr. Adamson, I’m going to need you to come in person to the office to discuss your lab results.” Uh oh, “in person?” I thought that was odd considering we’re all supposed to be avoiding physical contact, but who am I to argue?

Well, I walked in the door to Dr. Pool’s office, and what do I see? A bottle of Jack Daniels and a shot glass on the table! I was seriously thinking “I didn’t know I was walking into the backstage at a rock concert! This is NOT good.” Figured I’d just cut to the chase.

I asked him point-blank if I had COVID-19 and he completely dodged the question “Eh, we have the rest of your life to talk about those pesky little test results.” he said. “Marlboro Red 100?” And he handed me a cigarette!

Fuck. Last time I checked cigarettes were, like, very bad for you, especially if you’re sick! But I didn’t wanna be rude so of course, I lit up. “Are you sure this is okay, Dr. Pool?” I asked, followed by “Anything else you need to tell me?” He replied “Please, call me Jonathan. And smoke up. Say, would you like some pure, uncut Colombian cocaine?”

Dr. Pool then divided up six giant lines of coke! Right there in the office. I’m like “Is this 1885?! What are you gonna prescribe me next? HEROIN!?”

As soon as I said heroin he says “Oh shit, that reminds me!” and then he calls somebody and goes “Hey there, Mr. Richardson? Doc Pool here. Listen you should probably go back on heroin. Don’t worry if the needle is clean just go for it.” Just like that!

I hung around the office for a few more hours because I didn’t want to go home all coked up, and the dude just kept making calls like that to patients the whole time!
“You want some Fine China? Snort away.”

“Always wanted to have unprotected sex with a stranger? Have at it!”

“Why not drive a BMW off of a cliff at 100 miles per? Go steal one from a rich man it’ll be fun!”

The longer I hung around the crazier his advice got.

“Fuck a shark!” he told one dude.

I’m not trying to sound paranoid but it sort of seemed like this medical professional knows something the rest of us don’t. Like, something bad. I was pretty worried about it but Dr. Pool wrote me a prescription to Zanax for that and just wrote “whatevs lolz” under dosage so I’m pretty fucking mellow now.

Roommate Finally Buys Toilet Paper

BROOKLYN — Local roommate Will Sanders surprised his housemates yesterday when he finally bought toilet paper for the first time ever, somewhat relieved sources confirm.

“He hasn’t bought any toilet paper, paper towels — nothing like that for the entire time he’s lived here, and he moved in during the Obama era,” roommate Ted Larson said while rearranging the common area to fit the sudden surplus of toilet paper. “All of a sudden, he rolls up with a couple 18-packs of toilet paper and a ton of soap? Glad it happened, but I gotta say, a little excessive for our tiny converted studio. Now we just have mountains of toilet paper in the combination kitchen-bathroom.”

“At least he finally bought some, though. I don’t know how he survived adulthood like this,” Larson continued. “I guess all it took was a pandemic and this collective resource-hoarding insanity to finally get him to do what we’ve all been aggressively insisting that he do for the last six years.”

Sanders’ girlfriend Jenna Chen is equally vexed by her boyfriend.

“Unfortunately, I need toilet paper every time I go to the bathroom, so if I’m staying over, I’ll have to buy some… or at least keep some tissues in my bag or something,” she lamented. “I was totally expecting him to come over to my place and quarantine me out of all of my snacks and household products, but he really showed up for this one. Hopefully the next deadly virus will have something to do with gum disease and he’ll finally brush his damn teeth.”

For his part, Sanders seemed oblivious.

“You know, in every place I’ve lived… if there’s toilet paper, great, I’ll use it; if not, eh, I won’t. It’s all the same to me, but times are crazy right now,” he commented while unwrapping a new container of Clorox wipes and requesting several feet of distance. “I had to go to like, three stores all the way out of the city just to get it — I had no idea people had to drive to Westchester just to buy TP. No wonder everyone always runs out.”

At press time, Sanders used the bathroom, but didn’t use any of the newly bought toilet paper despite a clear need to do so.

Quarantine Leaves Introvert Home Alone with Nobody to Tell About What an Introvert He Is

NEW YORK — Self-described introvert Barry Laughlin is reportedly struggling to stay sane during the 14-day coronavirus quarantine period, complaining that the isolation has left him with nobody to listen while he explains what being an introvert is like.

“Alone time is nice, but eventually you start to go crazy,” said Laughlin, who has been splitting his time between gaming and moderating an introverts-only meme page on Facebook. “At this point, I’d do anything for just a few minutes with a living, breathing human so I can tell them that I need alone time or else I’ll go crazy.”

While Laughlin admitted that social distancing measures would help slow the spread of the virus, he also worried that it would slow the spread of information about what it’s like to be an introvert. He expressed concern that people may be in danger of thinking “introverted” means the same thing as “shy” or “reclusive,” when it’s actually way more complicated than that.

“See, people think introverts are shy, but really it’s that we draw our energy from solitude. We’re just special that way,” explained Laughlin, completely unprompted. “I bet there are a lot of people out there who don’t even know that, and with this awful virus keeping introverts like me cooped up in our apartments, they may never know. It’s a real tragedy.”

Laughlin then demanded an end to all press questions, explaining that his social bandwidth had been depleted for the afternoon.

“If you were an empath, you’d already know that,” said Laughlin. “Did you know I’m an empath?”

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Opinion: I’m Concerned About Coronavirus but Damn, That’s Almost a Whole Cigarette in That Ashtray

I’m not saying I don’t take COVID-19 seriously, I do. We all need to do our part and self-isolate or the healthcare system could quickly become overburdened. But damn dude, you see that? That like pretty much a whole damned bogie in that ashtray right there. I mean I know I shouldn’t but like… come on.

Shit, it’s not just any prematurely snuffed stogie either. That’s a god damned American Spirit. There’s like two-thirds of it left, hell more. Someone must have just lit it and then forgot they left the stove on or something. It’s practically new!

OK OK, I guess it would be irresponsible to grab a butt out of the ashtray right now. That thing was in a stranger’s mouth and I don’t want to help spread COVID-19 to someone with a compromised immune system. I shouldn’t do it.

No, but you know what else is irresponsible? Letting a perfectly good boge go to waste like that. Anyone in the butt bumming game can tell you this grind has never been harder. People are freaked out right now. Nobody wants to talk to a stranger, let alone hand them a cigarette and risk physical contact. And who knows how long stores are even going to be open for? Whoever left that thing is probably some one percenter with a stockpile of butts.

Which means… it’s probably clean, right? I mean clearly, this person has their shit together if they can afford to snuff nearly a whole fucking cigarette out and not even put it back in their pack for later. I bet whoever left that cigarette in that ashtray is the healthiest person in the world.

Oh shit, I think it’s about to rain. Fuck, it’s now or never. Shit or get off the pot. Maybe I’ll just grab it and keep it dry while I think it over. I probably won’t smoke but like, what if it gets wet and I regret it later? What am I going to do, dry it out and smoke it? Smoking dried out rain butts fucking sucks, trust me. It really brings out the bleachy/chemical flavor.

What if I just light it on fire and suck in the smoke through a straw? Yeah, I’ll freebase it! I know we’re not supposed to be using straws anymore, but this is an emergency!

Basement Show Canceled Due to Mom Stocking up on Dry Goods

HUNTINGTON, N.Y. — A punk show scheduled to happen in local teen Mike Lennox’s basement was canceled yesterday afternoon after his mom came home with a Hyundai Santa Fe full of groceries and household items, according to totally pissed off sources.

“Coronavirus? Hell no, I didn’t cancel because of Coronavirus,” explained the 18-year-old Lennox, whose band Gutterfucker was set to headline the show in his parents’ basement. “We canceled because my freaking mom bought an industrial-sized package of English muffins where the stage goes. This was supposed to be a DIY hardcore show, not a PTA Mother’s Day brunch!”

Michael’s mother Debra Lennox, who went on the shopping spree in preparation for possible quarantines or shortages, maintained a chipper attitude despite her son’s visible annoyance.

“If Mikey still wants to have a few of his little friends over, they can use the living room!” Mrs. Lennox stated while unpacking a two-year supply of couscous. “I’ll supervise and make sure there’s plenty of healthy social distancing going on. We can rent a movie or play Pictionary, and I have 18 pounds of trail mix for everyone!”

Indeed, concert venues across the country have shut down to prevent the spread of the Coronavirus.

“Even a small basement show is a horrible idea right now,” said Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. “The only thing more dangerous than a large crowd would be a sparsely attended gathering of dirty, sweaty punks slam-dancing to shitty music in an unventilated basement. In terms of social distancing, if you see someone in a Sick of it All hoodie, you should straight up run the fuck away.”

At press time, Mrs. Lennox was checking with her son if anyone in his band had a peanut allergy.

Bernie Sanders’ Policies Would Take Away Americans’ Choice to Lower This Bridge for 200 Gems

In our political climate, there is no lack of problems to be solved. Climate change, student loan debt, trade disputes. Bernie Sanders offers big ideas for how to fix these issues, but he misunderstands one key fact about the American public: the average middle-class worker loves paying 200 Gems to lower this bridge to the other side of Crystal Glacier. 

Now if you listen to Sen. Sanders, you’d get the impression that people are suffocating under the burden of having to destroy wooden baskets and metal jars to collect enough Gems to lower the bridge. While it’s true that some people may find the process “menial” and “not worth the reward,” plenty of others love the experience of running around for hours collecting precious jewels strewn about on the ground. 

How would auto workers in Detroit feel, having paid 500 Gems to learn to climb a ladder, only to learn that now anyone can just cross this bridge whenever they feel like it?

Many Americans love the experience of attempting to glide across this gap from a nearby platform, attempting it from every conceivable angle only to fall in a bottomless pit over and over again. If we enact Sen. Sanders’ plans, millions of people could flood the market, forcing these hard-working gliders to endure long waiting periods before crossing the gap safely and for free. And what do we tell all of the workers in the “Stand in Front of a Bridge and Wait for Someone to Pay 200 Gems” industry? Will they still have jobs? Sen. Sanders’ silence speaks volumes.  

When I worked for the Ripto and Enchantress Administrations, we always prided ourselves on our shared values. We believed that businesses shouldn’t be strangled by regulations. We didn’t feel ashamed of our pride in Capitalism. And we understood the value of paying… ahem… a small fee to use this bridge. 

There’s no denying that Sen. Sanders has engaged a large portion of Democratic voters. But at a certain point, we have to come back down to Glimmer. I’m a fat bear with a monocle who carries around a big bag of Gems. Bernie Sanders’ policies don’t work for me. And they certainly don’t work for the American Public.

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