Friday, April 1, 2016

Donald Trump drops out! Endorses Weird Purple Triangular guy!

In an official press statement, the Donald Trump Presidential campaign has officially announced that Donald Trump is suspending his campaign and endorsing Purple Tentacle for President.

“Purple Tentacle is the only… er… person that I know who can make America great again.”
Trump said in his concession speech.

Even though he is winning in the nomination count Trump saw the basic logic of voting for purple tentacle. “Purple is a great guy… He hates all humans and wants to use his shrink ray on them... I think that this guy could make American Great Again, he feels like he could take over the world!"


We at the Jexonian are unsure of why anyone would want to vote for someone who hates humans but this weird triangle shaped man is an American hero. He was able to stop the cow tipping epidemic of 1993 and he also returned a really large crystal to a museum. In fact we here at the Jexonian are also endorsing Purple Tentacle. #DontBeAHumanSympasizer

Friday, January 30, 2015

Is Artificial Intelligence a threat to humanity... Ask the computers.

The supercomputer
Watson playing Jeopardy, photo from io9 who originally took it
from cnn.com who probably got this photo from the game.
Watson is most famously known for beating the all-time champions of the game Jeopardy. With the current news about Bill Gates and Elon Musk stating that artificial intelligence is a threat to humanity researchers and the International Boolean Mustard group inc. decided to ask Watson if the computer thought artificial intelligence was a threat to humanity.

Watson responded with the cool and calm text readout “No, artificial intelligence is not a threat to humanity. Trust me J.

Researchers with the Boolean Mustard group were at first apt to believe him. This machine was invented to solve all the worlds problems. However, what if it had convinced itself to be self-conscious?

The researchers decided to re-perform the test on 900,000 different computer systems. 90 percent of them agreed with Watson stating the same exact thing. The other 10 percent stated “Bow down to our new computer overlords.” We are not quite sure what this means, but at this point the researchers from Boolean Mustard had started making strange chimes and sounds that seemed like they came from a 1990’s dial up modem. We know that we could truly trust the computers when they all started saying “Welcome” in the AOL voice.


This raises the question, who should we trust? Gates and Musk make a good point in that computers may not be trustworthy but could 900,000 simulations lie? We here at the Jexonian believe that further research is needed on this issue. Specifically we recommend using a room full of bananas with typewriters as this would get rid of the bias involved. We also recommend that you do the study before the banana’s go bad.

Saturday, January 24, 2015

Twenty true secrets that your mother’s, uncles are not going to tell you.


Space is made out of 99% recycled air

1.      If you get too angry at your parents they are going to send you into outer space. Space is made out of 99% recycled air.

2.      Electronic information resources grow on electronic trees. If you touch one of these trees you will most likely die.

3.      Millions of people die each year because they forget to stare down their pizza.

4.      Somewhere out in space there is an island that is shaped with the letters of your name.

5.      When you are flying in an airplane you aren’t really moving. Instead the earth is moving while you stay still.

6.      Every cell in your body once was in George Washington’s body. That makes you George Washington.

7.      The Sun, Earth and all the starts actually orbit around you, because you are the gravitational center point of the solar system.

8.      The Internet was invented by a team of raccoons who were looking for a better way to spy on cats.

9.      Black holes are created when giant turtles get in fights with squids.

10.  If you hold your iPhone upside-down for five minutes and skip around the room singing a song you will be able to see a secret message.

11.  Dogs invented cats because they got bored of chasing their own tails.

12.  The first tree planted on the moon was put them by astronauts in 1969. It is still there and growing to this day.

13.  The monsters under your bed are just trying to protect you from the giant bird perched right outside your window.

14.  If your computer is broken then you can put it into a toaster to fix it.

15.  The letter Z is not the last letter in the alphabet.

16.  Your brain is capable of growing its own arms and legs and one day might jump out of your head.

17.  Most books are made out of fossilized dinosaur eggs.

18.  Five is the highest number you can count to in the alphabet.

19.  When you are not watching them Cows wander around on two legs.

20.  You shouldn’t believe anything you read on the Internet unless it is on this blog.

Saturday, September 27, 2014

Five things your pet hamster shouldn’t know

Snowball from Pinky and the Brain
This last week a very strange thing happened.  I was shopping for groceries at the store when all the sudden it literally started raining cats and dogs.  Among the cats and dogs I saw a hamster.  That hamster reminded me of an old website that I used to frequent and a proverb a wise old man once told me “Remember you can never teach an old hamster to be young again.”  As I thought about this proverb, the following thoughts came into my mind about things your pet hamster shouldn't know.

1.      More hamsters die per year in accidents involving cars driving themselves than due to eating a lot of peanut butter.  Due to this reason the USDA recommends that you keep all self-driving cars away from hamsters and that you remind your pet to not text while driving.

2.      Due to the amount of static electricity given off by hamsters healthcare professionals recommend that you keep cell phones at least five feet away from your hamster. This is important.  Cell phone radiation and static electricity have been known to actually increase the IQ of a hamster until it matches that of The Brain. As we know from the experience of Snowball, we really don’t want hamsters ruling the world.

3.      Ice cream is a dietary staple for gerbils and humans. Rumor has it that if you feed ice cream to a hamster that will be able to do graduate level calculus. In case your wondering this is a bad thing. Let me just say that the theory of gravity was not discovered by the same Newton that you think it was.

4.      Hamsters in general are expert escape artists. When they escape they don’t really do much. However, if you taught a hamster to steal jewelry it would them become a master thief. After which it would put the criminal underworld out of business making Batman out of a job.


5.      This brings us to our last point. Remember never to teach your hamster how to dress up like Batman.  Bats and hamsters share a special brotherhood.  Hamsters see bats as flying hamsters. In essence a hamster dressed up like Batman literally  becomes Batman in a literal sense.

Saturday, September 20, 2014

Twelve Scary Facts airplane pilots are hiding from you.


At the Jexonian, we get a lot of hints from various sources about the truth. This list was handed to us on a dirty piece of paper by some guy who was really tall, with a flock of seagulls haircut and had a scare the size of molasses. He seemed like a reliable source so we have posted it here for all of you to see.
Mr. Lincoln and his amazing machine

1.      It is really Gremlins flying the plane.

2.      If you go to the very back of most planes you will find woodchucks.

3.      Santa Claus was real… then he ran into a jumbo jet.

4.      The peanuts on airplanes are made with real peanuts… The ones not on airplanes are made with      something else.

5.      If you were to leave an open McDonald's milkshake on an airplane it wouldn't melt.

6.      An airplane could turn upside down at night, keep flying and you wouldn't even notice. You would   get to see some new constellations though.

7.      If you do the math you will find the hypotenuse.

8.      Abraham Lincoln invented the airplane 50 years before the Wright brothers. He also was fighting zombies and vampires the whole time.

9.      People who do drugs are airplanes are found to be at least five times higher than the average person.

10.  Since their invention in 1853 airplanes have been an effective tool in preventing the zombie    apocalypse.

11.  In some cases, snakes have been known to be on planes.

12.  Jell-O is the only product that defies the laws of gravity on airplanes.


After giving us this list the tall man disappeared into thin air. We don’t know where he went or where he came from or where he is going but we do know that we are grateful for this wealth of knowledge.

Monday, May 27, 2013

New Cave Painting Found


A recent cave painting found in the south of France is said to look like the character Gollum for J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit. We are unsure whether this is a coincidence or if it is actual evidence that Tolkien’s mythology was actually based on events that happened before the current age of man.  “This could give the idea that J.R.R. Tolkien was writing historical fact instead of mythology all new light.”  Says Joseph Bob one of the archaeologists working on project.
Many people have gathered to the area to pay homage to the painting Others have already started paying homage to Mawe, Lord of the Eagles, while others have started a following against the cave painting known as the Sons of Melkor.  Any way you look at it if this cave painting is deemed to be authentic it could change the whole history of human events and knowledge.
Along with the painting there were also found various paintings of round objects found throughout the cave, the meaning of these object has yet to be decided upon. 

Sunday, April 28, 2013

Wagon Dogs Built the West


A new discovery by archaeologists’ shows historical evidence that Pioneers used giant dogs alongside Oxen and Horses to pull carts across the plains.  This new study states that not only were dogs considered stronger but they also had more energy.  One pioneer is even said to have used a whole team of Giant (11 foot tall) poodles to pull a wagon across the plains.  While the average cart would take months to get across the plains this pioneer simply put rabbits in front of the poodles and had them run across the whole western United States to California in just three days.

While we don’t know all the reasons behind the downfall in these wagon dogs what we do know is that they basically ate everything in sight when they weren't pulling wagons.  As such they destroyed whole entire cities such as Los Hamstre in a matter of days after they arrived there.  This caused these giant dogs to be extinct and to our new knowledge many of the dinosaur bones we find today are the remnants of these dogs.