Jan 20, 2018 · Your trusted source for Mennonite news satire. TABER, AB After months of non-stop angry political posts, Mrs. Goertzen of Taber accidentally shared an inspirational scripture verse on Facebook this morning.

2 days ago · Even the Canadian satire industry has not escaped Trump’s trade war, with an expected 25% tariff to be slapped on all exports of sarcasm and mockery. “We don’t need Canada’s jokes. We have our own jokes, very good jokes, the best jokes,” explained Trump. “The Canadians have treated us ...

With a trade war on the horizon, Mennonites across North America are looking for ways to keep out of the whole mess and preserve their pacifist values. “I’m thinking of going to the Conscientious Objector camp in the Rockies,” said Abe Dueck of …

And so The Daily Bonnet is now … 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.

Darren Klippenstein, janitor at Fifth Mennonite Church in Grunthal, rushed to the scene this evening after he heard the Women’s Quilting Club had spent all evening “spilling the tea.” “We didn’t make much progress on our Taylor Swift-themed quilt, but …

Apr 25, 2017 · 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.

Thanks, everyone, for a great 2024! Here are the top 10 most popular articles on the Unger Review in 2024. As always, there are some surprises, especially with the number one article.

The Daily Bonnet, your trusted source for Mennonite satire, is a collection of more than 2700 satirical articles written by Andrew Unger between 2016 and 2023.

Jan 14, 2025 · SCHANZENKLEEGRUENSTEIN, MB Area man Abe Friesen is under the impression that the specific type of Mennonites that he is familiar with, those who speak Low German, wear suspenders, forbid dancing and drinking, and complain about […]

Happy 2024, everyone! 2023 was a year of change around here and I know how much Mennonites love change. Most notable for this website, of course, was the rebranding of the main page from The Daily Bonnet to The Unger Review, and I’m grateful that everyone seems to have made it through this particularly traumatic episode unscathed.