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Selection of articles written between 2005 and today.
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Welcome!
Marshmallow Ladyboy Jesus is a new online satire magazine from the makers of Piranha. We’re tired of the toothless glass jawed nudge nudge that stands in for satire in Ireland, so were launching this site as a testbed for experimental comedy and unpalatable commentary in all it’s forms. Marshmallow Ladyboy Jesus is our favourite Jesus.… Read more
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To whom it may concern
Note: This open letter was written back when Marshmellow was a Piranha. As it refers to events relating to Piranha magazine, we’ve left it unedited. Everyone here on the Piranha! Editorial team would like to warmly extend our congratulations Mr Daire Hickey on his brilliantly illuminating article in last weekend’s Irish Mail on Sunday. I… Read more
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Unintentional Humour No. 5
I seem to find right wing loons inordinately funny. Their conspiracy theories are marvelously convoluted and painstakingly explained. In the example below, a man dead pans his theory that the massive memorial being built on the field where the wreckage of Flight 93 landed is in fact a celebration of Islamic terrorism. The music is… Read more
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WordPress Hack Attack
Synopsis: I detail my experiences with a WordPress hack across multiple shared hosting sites, the steps taken to recover WordPress and secure against future attacks. Introduction: On the December 15th I discovered a number of my WordPress installations had been compromised. Rather than a concerted attack, this was likely the result of widely available scripting… Read more
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Lies!
Governments the world over like to spin the truth, into lies, in order to push their own agenda forward. Here’s a particularly fun one from the UK. After the cops spunked €5.9 million harrassing a group of long hairs protesting at a Kingsnorth power station, they justified their huge, nearly militery, operation saying that 70… Read more
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New Heroes of Comedy
We’ve written a lot, well a lot of what we’ve written, which is not a lot, but a lot a of that, here on Marshmallow about the outpouring of comedic talent on British television and radio in the 1990’s. Folks like Steve Coogan, Chris Morris and Armando Iannucci revolutionised British comedy; fusing the surrealism, verbal… Read more
