Madame Pickwick

With good intentions. People almost always mean well and wish no harm to anyone. Almost always. But friends sometimes say things that they shouldn’t, Bad advice isn’t always intentional. But there’s no getting away from it. people aren’t all fit to give advice. Some of them should just keep their mouthes shut. Gladly ,There are funny people in the world that can make these kinds of things enjoyable for everyone. I found a new column in the National post recently, titled “Extremely Bad Advice” written by Steven Murray. you can find his articles here. These articles consist mostly of a made-up problem, usually impossible or just improbable ( an example being a wife finding out her husband is a werewolf) and a series of four steps to solve the “problem”

Steve Murray, Columnist for the National Post

It’s really a way to take parts of our everyday lives and make them ridiculous and funny. The one about the werewolf husband obviously influenced by the Twilight Phenomenon. Another being a guide on how to observe attractive women in the workplace without being the “Office Lech”. It’s really ridiculous, but I find this man brilliant. I cant help but think about The Onion News Network. If you’ve never heard of it, you’re in for a Treat. It’s a little of the same heavily sarcastic advice/news/fake studies. all of it made to look really serious and legit. But Headlines like “Americans too fat to commit suicide” are immediate eye-catchers.