The Unger Review | Satire By Andrew Unger
Jul 30, 2017 · November 11, 2024. RANDOLPH, MB A meeting was held at the Randolph Garage this past week to determine whether non-Mennonites are allowed to laugh at Mennonite jokes. The issue was raised after several city folks felt guilty about […] Unger Conviction. Chaste Young Mennonites Pledge to Save Hymnal-Sharing for Marriage. August 4, 2022.
Welcome to The Unger Review
The Unger Review. Or maybe just Unger Review if you prefer the pun. Speaking of puns, you also may have noticed that the dry dull headings like “Food and Drink” and “Church” have been changed to much punnier options like Unger the Influence and Unger Conviction. There’s even a new sports section called … you guessed it ….
Blumenort ‘Menno Knights’ Forced to Change Team Name
17 hours ago · Blumenort ‘Menno Knights’ Forced to Change Team Name. November 13, 2024 Andrew Unger Games. BLUMENORT, MB. 6-time EM Cup champions the Blumenort Menno Knights are no more. This after the label “Mennonite” (or anything close to it) was labelled “offensive” by hockey authorities this week. “We’re going to think long and hard about ...
Committee Rules Non-Mennonites are Allowed to Laugh at …
The motion to allow non-Mennonites to laugh at Mennonite jokes was passed 9 to 1, with the lone vote in opposition being Mr. Neufeld who was half asleep and didn’t know what he was voting on. “I always vote no, whatever it is,” admitted Neufeld. “Now don’t go …
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Andrew Unger’s award-winning novel Once Removed is set in the small Mennonite town of Edenfeld, Manitoba, a place filled with quirky characters.
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October 17, 2024 Andrew. STEINBACH, MB Steinbach, Manitoba was settled by 18 righteous and pure Mennonite families some 150 years ago, and after all this time the community has managed to remain completely sinless. “We made it.
A Review of Various Ungers
Here at The Unger Review we are dedicated to living up to our name. And what better way to do that than to offer a review of a number of notable Ungers. Our Unger critics have thoroughly investigated each of these Ungers, so let’s see how they stack up!
2021 Archives - The Unger Review
It was a great year for Menno movies! Mask requirements meant that millions of Mennonites could attend their local movie houses without any possible way of being identified by the church elders sitting across the […]
2020 Archives - The Unger Review
Dec 25, 2020 · Well, we can’t say that 2020 was boring, that’s for sure. However, with such an eventful year, it may be more difficult than usual to differentiate between the real news and satire.
About The Unger Review
Jul 27, 2022 · The Unger Review (or just Unger Review if you prefer the pun) is a satirical news site by Andrew Unger. The Unger Review is home to The Daily Bonnet, your trusted source for Mennonite satire, as well as all sorts of other satirical writing by Andrew.. Apart from the names of local and international celebrities, all characters and situations presented are entirely fictitious.