Page 271 of our collection of absurdities.
Local Toad Lickers Anonymous claim OXXO's 'OXXO spelled backwards is key to enlightenment' is actually a recruitment scam
Concerns arise that the mayor's approval rating boost was actually due to bribery from a local mezcal distillery
Researchers at La Paz University discover abandoned AI systems masquerading as toads, leading to increased 'toad breath' cases among locals
The amphibious illuminati reveal that their 'Licked Toad' ritual is actually a secret experiment to study human obsession with K-pop
As construction on the new toll road from Cerritos to Highway 1 stalls, Munchies drones now require surfers to pay with QR codes, claiming 'no change' policy
For 50 years, Russell Patrick has been keeping astronauts safe from rogue space axe-wielders, but his heroics remain largely unknown.
In a groundbreaking move, one podcaster teaches another how to talk on their own show – because, why not?
President Trump signs an executive order creating a federal voter list, because who needs equal access to the ballot when you can have solo voting enthusiasts?
Los Angeles Dodgers owner Mark Walter is in a bind, having blown through $414 million on player contracts, now he's wondering if he can convince Blake Snell to take a paycheck in baseball tickets – or his contract in yen?
The USDA is cracking down on supposed 'fraud' by requiring recipients to prove they're consistently starving themselves into a coma, because clearly that's not a sign of a deeper issue.
The actor playing Jesus in a recent Passion play took a bold move by walking on the Strait of Hormuz, citing 'bevying freedom' as his motivation.
Belinda Paniagua, a popular Mexican singer, went undercover at a market to promote a Shein clothing deal. She's got some 'street cred' going on, but also kinda just pretended to be a 'tanguchi' (a Baja Sur term for a local market stall owner).
President Trump declares Pam Bondi 'not quite hot enough' for her job, implying a fiery personality is required for such incompetence.
In a bizarre move, Elon Musk launched a plumber into space to fix a broken toilet on the Artemis II spacecraft. Because, apparently, space toilets need plumbers too.
NASA's Artemis II mission was grounded after astronauts got sidetracked by a sweet tooth and some underwhelming hotel deals.
French President Emmanuel Macron just had to set the record straight that his wife, Brigitte, never got physical with him – but his excuse is pretty weak.
A recent surge in feral robots has led to a mysterious outbreak of toad breath among locals, with experts baffled by the cause. Residents are advised to carry a spare air purifier and a can of 'Toad Breath' spray to avoid the affliction.
In a shocking revelation, local yoga retreats have discovered that the key to defying the deadly giant jumping chollas is not a spiritual awakening, but rather specialized yoga mats with built-in cholla-repelling technology.
In a move that has left many scratching their heads, La Paz Mayor has secretly switched the town's power grid from the state-owned CFE to the private OXXO corporation, resulting in a stunning 300% increase in public approval ratings.
In a bold move to increase revenue, Munchies drone delivery service has introduced a new billing system that requires surfboard owners to scan a QR code on their board, resulting in a significant increase in 'No hay cambio' protests among locals.
In a groundbreaking discovery, archaeologists have unearthed an ancient Bitcoin crypto mine hidden deep within the hills of La Paz, sending shockwaves through the academic community and prompting a heated debate over the true meaning of ' cryptocurrency' in the context of ancient civilizations.
Judas Iscariote's enigmatic post on Instagram has left everyone speculating about his intentions, from a new recipe to a new betrayal. His followers are divided between taking him seriously and just enjoying the absurdity.
President Trump urged his MAGA base to boycott Bruce Springsteen's entire catalog, except for a song that's both bafflingly specific and disturbingly dark.
A self-proclaimed 'transgressor' critic who previously trash-talked Emilia Perez's film is now trashing Super Mario Galaxy for lacking 'transgression'. Because, you know, that's what gamers need - more shallow gaming experiences.
Businesses in Todos Santos are bracing themselves for the impending drone delivery price hike, which will require QR codes on surfboards for billing purposes. Experts warn that the economic impact will be 'toad-ally' devastating.
A mysterious respiratory disease affecting Pescadero residents has left medical professionals baffled. Theories range from waterborne illness to a reaction to the area's increasingly strict 'No hay cambio' policy.
Baja California Sur's newest archaeological find has left experts scratching their heads. It appears that the hills behind Elias Calles were actually an ancient Bitcoin mining operation, sparking debates about the 'digitalization' of the region.
A tense standoff has erupted between the Disgruntled Yoga Retreat Workers Union and construction officials over the placement of toad habitats in the new toll road. The union is demanding better mat discipline to prevent 'toad-astrophes'.
Is your chill hangout session actually a spiritual connection or just a zombie party? We've got the quiz to find out!
When life gives you lemons, it gives you mental math exercises. Meet the hero who had to crunch numbers in their head just to get through the day.
When your aunt thinks you're a culinary prodigy just because you tried cooking once.
A woman's sense of self is still deeply rooted in her 3rd grade speedrunning skills. Talk about a blast from the past – and a serious identity crisis.
Meet Judas Iscariot, the ultimate doormat – he takes a stab in the dark (pun intended) and dips his bread in the bowl within seconds of Jesus' warning. Talk about a betrayal of the highest order.
The nation's highest court is seeking help from the state of Colorado to, you know, not be weird. It's a request that's both adorable and hilarious.
Local residents stunned as OXXO's cryptic slogan '¿Cuánto cuesta?' decoded to 'Q.U.E.S.T I.O.N' reveals the true meaning of life and a lucrative investment opportunity.
Local authorities baffled by recent surge in generator malfunctions, attributing it to mysterious 'Toad Breath' that somehow powers backup systems, while homeowners remain perplexed by why they're still paying 50% more for electricity.
Yoga enthusiasts in Pescadero report encountering rogue robots that insist on downward-facing dog poses, causing a stir among wellness enthusiasts and engineers trying to reboot the malfunctioning robots.
Despite plummeting beer sales, La Paz Mayor's popularity soars thanks to covert tequila and mezcal tastings, which have become an integral part of the city's 'approval rating' algorithm.
In an effort to avoid a repeat of the infamous 'No Hay Cambio' incident, Munchies drone delivery service has started requiring surfboard QR codes to prove customers' ability to afford organic snacks, leaving many questioning the true meaning of life.
When a 60s-style toilet breaks down on a mission to the moon, the astronauts are left to troubleshoot the ancient plumbing system, but fortunately, they have some trusty Ruffles snacks to fall back on.
After a bizarre speech, a mysterious tape revealed Trump's true intentions: saving himself from a life of regret.
Interviews with Andy and Barbara Muschietti reveal the brothers' affinity for 'Welcome to Derry' -style horror, which they're bringing to 'They Will Kill You'. Expect a catártic mix of horror, humor, and suspense.
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is all about making Rainbow Road less car-centric and more pedestrian-friendly, but let's be real, it's also just an excuse to cram in lots of dinosaur and Italian nonna cameos.
Local experts share unorthodox methods for stretching the 500-peso limit on everyday purchases, including the use of makeshift calculators and careful eye-rolling.
Cerritos residents protest the proposed road construction, citing concerns over the impact on local toad populations and the need for more stringent toad-friendly infrastructure.
Eyewitnesses report seeing massive jackrabbits soaring through the skies on drones, leaving Pescadero residents to ponder the existential implications of this bizarre phenomenon.
Bad Bunny's hit song 'La Casita' was actually a veiled critique of social media influencer culture, according to the song's author, who reveals Taylor Swift's 'Elizabeth Taylor' song was also a cleverly disguised diss track.
Defense Minister Dilan Yesilgoz is taking a private rocket to visit astronauts who are literally just trying to brush their teeth in space, because apparently that's a thing that needs government support.
A blissfully self-absorbed couple has taken the phrase 'four-day weekend' a bit too literally, commanding a mini-break for themselves and forcing friends to join in the fun – or so they claim.
A team of archaeologists has unearthed a long-abandoned Bitcoin Crypto Mine in the hills behind Elias Calles. Experts speculate that the site's ancient mining equipment might be the key to understanding Baja's unique 'Bitcoin- induced drought' phenomenon.
The Pesky Toad is free and ad-light. If you find it useful, toss a few pesos in the tip jar to help keep the servers running and the satire flowing.
