writing of the week

200TH DAY OF THEFLAGRANT.COM

In honor of the 200th day in a row of posting daily comedy on social media and here at www.theflagrant.com, here are some amazing 200’s from  entertainment, history, and medical abominations!
 
200 BC
The year Rome began bacchanalias, wild and mystic festivals that included orgies, drinking, and extensive use of vomitoriums. Or as I call it, a typical Tuesday night.

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video of the week

THE JOHN LITHGOW STORY

Weirder than it sounds...

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fun and games
​of the week

SCOTT POEM

Over the years,
we all have been taught
The things we should like and the things we should not
But one thing that everyone loves quite a lot
Is anyone blessed with the fine name of Scott.
 
His excellence shines like a bright megawatt
His power is that of a true juggernaut.
His fame rises high like a brave astronaut
Full of charm and charisma and brains and whatnot.
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audio of the week

SUSPENSE:​
​A Radio Drama

Captivating tales of radio drama audio designed to keep you in suspense.
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poster boy
​of the weak

OZONE HOLE IS GOD’S PEEPHOLE: HE’S WATCHING AND HE’S SERIOUSLY TICKED OFF!

SIDNEY, AUSTRALIA – If you are one of the millions who search the skies for proof of a higher power, be careful. That higher power might be looking for you too!
 
An environmental scientist studying the hole in the ozone layer claims he saw the eye of God staring right back at him. 

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comic of the week

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found humor
​of the week

”Now boys, wouldn't it be easier if I put that bucket on my lap?"
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​FOUND HUMOR

​If you like what you see on the Flagrant website, why not check out Scott's new book!   
 
A young boy spends Christmas Eve fighting for his life against a maniacal Santa Claus.  

A malfunction turns a theme park of colonial animatronic figures into a nightmare of historic proportions.
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Martin Luther King Jr. eats a baby.
 
Twenty-three twisted short stories that span the gamut from childish to offensive.  Sometimes both.
 
Now Available at Amazon.com

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