Our 10th Anniversary year has come to a close. The anniversary art is already down (check out our new look!), but let’s take a glance back at some of our favorite comedy updates from the 2009:
We answer your Frequently Asked Questions about Cap’n Wacky’s parent company Amalgamated Humor.
Our Disgruntled Employee of the Month feature sporadically reappeared, including this efficient interview with efficiency expert Pernilla Tilson.
Newspapers were dying like crazy in 2009 until we posted this list of ideas for saving newspapers which i think actually saved them all, right? Crisis averted.
After that, we helped save the Earth with our new Earth Day section, Cap’n Wacky’s Boatload of Ecological Awareness, including the lowdown on the Sharp Car, “Survival of the Fittest” by Erin Murray, and more! Probably this saved the Earth too. It’s still here, isn’t it?
Set phasers to “awkward” on The Parade of Unfortunate Star Trek Costumes.
We debuted an actual real T-shirt with which you can let everyone know that Twitter is For the Birds.
Your favorite hateful alien, Zonar, debuted his new blog where he updates us on what movies he doesn’t want to see, makes fun of what we find most popular on Yahoo, and weighs in on any number of other opinions. With hate in his heart. If they have a heart.
When People Magazine debuted its latest Sexiest Man Alive issue, we offered other options of things they could choose the sexiest of.
Finally, on The Wacky Channel, we presented Luke Skywalker visits the North Pole, which you probably remember because it was only about two weeks ago.
Thanks for reading again in 2009. Remember how we kept promising another new substantial section in the latter half of the year? Well, life got a little nutty for the Cap’n Wacky staff for a while (you may have heard something about the global economic meltdown), so it never actually happened. But we’re back to work on it now, it’s very nearly done, and will be debuting before too long in 2010. No, really! Get ready to plan your vacation to it.
Wacky New Year everyone, see you in 2010.