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Rejoinder
noun - A reply, especially a sharp or witty one.
Many people online mistake a rejoinder for a proper debate technique.
A Conservative Rejoinder to the Manosphere
Many of the messages coming from the right today are not subtle: Empathy is toxic; competent white men must be in charge if you want things to work; corporate culture needs more masculine energy. In a recent viral essay, the conservative commentator Helen Andrews argues at length that sectors of society such as business and law are being undermined by the presence of too many women, or “the Great…
Does an authentic video show the moment when a curious black bear climbed on a porch railing and woke a...
But then again, the Hair Bear Bunch can get to be rather wild and crazy themselves--even if it's their bear mating season road trip.
The solution? Choicest Hanna-Barbera flicktoonry guaranteed to release you from the forced ennui. Not unlike Yogi Bear's professed fondness for the old "tourist-type goodies" down Jellystone Park way, or a slice of Kitty Jo's celebrated chess pie, by sake of exemplars.
Rejoindering made creative
Perhaps one of the more endearing aspects of the 1990-91 Scooby-Doo prequel series A Pup Named Scooby-Doo would be where, during some particularly predictable moment, a deus ex machina of sorts would take the form of a mock "interruption" of the programme with the proclamation (done up by Don Messick, IIRC) "We interrupt A Pup Named Scooby-Doo for this special announcement!" in newsflash stylee.
Which, at any rate, had me imagining just the other day the potential of that very deus ex machina being rejoindered by some specimen of broadcast erratum such as the late Kermit Schafer was fond of collecting and recording under the banner "Pardon My Blooper!" on gramophone records, in books and a syndicated newspaper feature before his death in 1979. Doubtless plenty to choose from, but at any rate, some especially interesting ones I have in mind here would have to include these:
"This is the Dominion Network of the Canadian Broadcorping Castration."
"The rumour that the President would veto the bill is reported to have come from a high White Horse souse."
"You're listening to WOKO, Albany's worst station!"
"It is my great honour to introduce to the radio audience the Virgin of Governor's Island." (In trying to introduce the governor of the United States Virgin Islands)
"... and be sure to visit your A & Food Pee Store!"
"Be sure to join us next Saturday night at 10 pm for the programme 'High Fidelity,' a new series of programmes designed to help music lovers increase their reproduction."
"Starting next week at the Paramount Theater, you'll see that rollicking smash hit comedy Paleface, starring Bob Hope, America's Favourite Comedian, and miss Jane Russell--BOY, WHAT A PAIR!!"
"And friends, your loved ones can receive no finer care than that offered by McFuneral's Peter Parlour."
"This is KABR radio, Aberdeen, South Dakota, transmitting on a frequency of 1430 kilocycles with 100 pots of wower."
(On a BBC request programme) "We have a request here from a Miss McTavish from Edinburgh; it's an old Highland number, 'The Blue Balls of Scotland.'"
"Ladies and gentlemen, presenting ... Tito Guitar and his guizar!" (In introducing Mexican guitarist Tito Guizar)
(On a quiz program) "And what do you do for a living, my good madam?" "I work for the Pittsburgh Natural Gas Company; 90% of all homes in Pittsburgh have gas!"
"We make this offer to help you experience the real smoking pleasure of these truly fine ci--" [coughing fit] "--cigars."
"Now here's another time check--it's 7:35 am--and while your coffee's brewing, let's take a continuing look at the latest news: Today, in the East Asia area, more heavy farting reported on the China front."
(On a children's programme) "Hello, boys and girls; this is your Uncle Fred with some exciting news! Among the new arrivals at the local zoo is a spotted leopard; it just arrived from Africa ... so kids, this Sunday, why not ask your mom and dad to take you to see the newest attraction at the cat house?"
"There's excitement in store in our Million Dollar Movie tonight with Anne Sheridan! Stay tuned as Phillips' Milk of Magnesia brings you Woman on the Run ..."
"And now, stay stewed for the nudes."
"Next time you're in the store, ask for Blue Ribbon. You'll love its delicate freshness ... and remember, Blue Ribbon Broad is double-raped!"
Hopefully, I've given some inspiration ... any others in this vein from you?