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Posted: Sat Oct 13 2001 Robertson/Graham Ticket To Oppose God In Next Election Pat Robertson and Billy Graham announced today that they will run against God for his position, on the platform "it's about damn time." The announcement comes in the wake of the September 11 attacks, which were facilitated by the incumbent God as a warning to heathens, gays, and Jews. Full Text... Posted: Sat Oct 13 2001 DNA Sequenced, Researchers Admit "Just A Joke" Researchers today announced that now that the human genome was sequenced, it was time to tell the public they "made it all up." This shocking announcement came today from a press release from the private contractors who did the sequencing. Not only is the human sequence made up, the researchers contend, the nature (and even the name) of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) is a farce. "We are very surprised people believed this crap for as long as they have," says one scientist, "I mean really, four bases?" . --Chris Famunda Posted: Sat Oct 13 2001 Local Woman Aroused By Mr. Goodcents Mascot Mr. Goodcent or Mr. Goodbar? Full Text... Posted: Sat Oct 13 2001 Fans Come To Blows With Foam Hands Blows were struck at last Sunday's football game by two rival fans with their team logo foam hands. Neither fan was injured. . --Biff Spiffalot Posted: Sat Oct 13 2001 Local Devil's Advocacy Program Started It's been a dream long-held by Sally Montero: To offer opposing views to others and get paid for it. Now that dream is becoming a reality. Montero has received a university grant and will open for business shortly after first of the year, January first. Full Text... Posted: Sat Oct 13 2001 Dentist Shunned By Peers Dentist banned from recent high-level talks between the dental community and chewing gum manufacturers. Phil Carey, a leading dentist in Chicago, was asked to leave the conference under less than friendly terms after he refused to go along with the group in recommending chewing Trident brand chewing gum after meals. Full Text... Posted: Sat Oct 13 2001 "Crazy Hat Day" Fails To Produce Expected Jovial Atmosphere The event, envisioned by the Human Resources department as "an exercise in mood-lightening", was spoiled by what HR President Tammie Kelly referred to as "low participation among cynical office workers." . Posted: Sat Oct 13 2001 President Warns Of Bin Laden Giving Backstreet Encoded Orders Boys In Press Releases President Bush urged media N outlets not to relay anything said by Osama bin Laden, out of fears secret orders to terrorist organizations located sync here in the United States and around concert the world may be relayed as well. This announcement comes in the wake of a widely televised statement by bin Laden calling please for Muslims around the world to unite in his attack fight against the United States. It is a sign of the global age we live in when the supposed enemy of the United States can, within the same hour, make a statement and have it broadcast worldwide . --Chris Famunda Posted: Sat Oct 13 2001 WTC Trucker Denies Mafia Connection Dear Editor: This is to protest the vagrant lies being purported about the mafia being connected to the trucks that misappropriated a small portion of the World Trade Center debris for resale as souvenirs. Full Text... Posted: Sat Oct 13 2001 War Of Words A war on terrorism, America's new war, The first war of the 21st century, The Special Ops war: The US finds itself groping for words to describe this fight we find ourselves in. But one thing is perfectly clear - it's also a war of words. Nouns, specifically. Proper nouns, more specifically. Full Text... Posted: Sat Oct 13 2001 Amazing But True - No Innocent Men In Afghanistan FoxNews recently interviewed an expert who declared that each time the U.S. attacks Afghanistan, innocent women and children would be injured and killed. Full Text... Posted: Sat Oct 13 2001 Technology Shocker: Tiny X10 Camera Used To See Women Nude! X10: Securing or Alluring? Full Text... Posted: Sat Oct 13 2001 Every Other Country Sucks There has been a lot of America bashing going on lately. Just a month ago, possible representatives from a Middle Eastern country ran some planes into the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. Also, China still probably hates us. Anyway, I think it's time to officially declare that every other country sucks. Full Text... Posted: Sat Oct 13 2001 Half Of Americans Not In Top 50% A recent poll revealed that over two-thirds of Americans are not in the top 50%. These shocking statistics reveal what the lower third has known all along: that they are not in the top half. This poll comes after indications that while fully 50% of Americans are at the top, a whopping half of all Americans are not. . --Chris Famunda Posted: Sat Oct 13 2001 Movie Review: Controversy Overshadows A Work Of Art I had to pass through two lines of picketers to enter the Mudhollow Art Center in Mudhollow Kansas in order to attend a special screening of an underground cult classic currently experiencing a renaissance. Posted: Sat Oct 13 2001 Doctors Fear New Epidemic Spreading Marlene Hazelton, a quiet, inconspicuous housewife, is suddenly at the center of attention in the search for a cure for a bizarre new disease. Feeling well beyond her 35 years, doctors have now determined she is actually aging in dog years. Full Text... Posted: Sat Oct 13 2001 US To Target Larry King In Next Round Of Airstrikes According to an October 10 CNN article, the Secretary of the Air Force, Dr. James G. Roche, is discussing the possibility of coalition forces attacking Larry King, most likely at 9 p.m. or 12 a.m. Eastern time. The article, entitled "Secretary of the Air Force Dr. James G. Roche discusses U.S.-led airstrikes on Larry King Live, 9 p.m. and 12 a.m. EDT", said that while the vast majority of Americans approve of the attacks, King does not. . Posted: Sat Oct 13 2001 English Language Wanted For Questioning Officials say the English Language may be linked to several near fatal occurrences of misunderstanding and quite a lot of confusion. 34 year old Tony McHindle is the latest victim, who, while working with paint thinner, burst into flames when he stopped to light a cigarette. Full Text... Posted: Sat Oct 13 2001 Cynical Reporter Conflicted About Upcoming Movie After learning of the upcoming movie version of the popular Harry Potter series, OnlineNewspaper Gazette associate Jesse Vasquez found himself in a quandary. On the one hand, he wanted to see the movie to spite those who think Harry Potter promotes evil and witchcraft. But on the other hand, he considered it to be crap. He eventually decided to wait "until it comes out on HBO." . Posted: Sat Oct 13 2001 Bush To Catch 'That Wascally Osama' President Bush, in a bid to appeal to younger Americans, has reverted to talking as if he were an Elmer Fudd/Yosemite Sam combination. Promising to “smoke them out of their holes”, “get them running”, and the fact that Osama is “wanted dead or alive”, should be enough to instill terror in the hearts of terrorists everywhere. Unbeknownst to Bush, though, is that his anvil on the head scheme planned for Osama can easily be thwarted by a miniature umbrella. . --Chris Famunda Tweet |
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