White Women Lead Seasonal Migration to Snook, TX

This Friday, the white woman’s seasonal migration to Snook, Texas will begin.

Every April, hundreds of sorority girls leave the comfort of their hot yoga studios and white Jeep Cherokees to embark on the grueling pilgrimage to Chilifest. The migration begins in College Station immediately following sunrise. Only the most successful white women are able to secure a form of transportation; the unlucky remainder continue on foot, guided by the rising sun and a lukewarm White Claw.

“It’s truly a fascinating phenomenon,” zoology professor Mark Armstrong, Ph.D., said. “Like the majestic salmon swimming upstream, the women embark on the road less traveled, following the call of subpar country music.”

As the women travel north, they begin to encounter additional dangers. The natural predators of the white woman — cops issuing MIPs — often stalk their prey during the journey. Most attempt to flee, stumbling aimlessly through the brown grass, but some are unable to outrun the officers. With a swift flick of a badge and a citation, the white women’s adventure has been deflated by an eminent alcohol awareness course. 

As the migration reaches its peak, experts advise locals to observe from a comfortable distance. 

“It’s crucial to keep human impact to a minimum,” Armstrong said. “No matter how lost and confused the women look, just know nature will take its course.”

— Hello Dammit