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Posted: Wed Sep 26 2001 Bush Calls Bin Laden A Punk-Ass Bitch, Prepares Nation To Get Its Freak On. In his strongest language to date, the President readies Americans for war. Bush to Laden: "What da dillio?" Bush went on to say he has advised all top-level military officials to call him 'B Diddy' for the duration of the conflict, as well as to ready his "lead-pipe-hittin niggaz ta go toe-ta-toe with the mutha fucka." For the rest of us, Bush urged calm, but to be ready for war, "To my peeps, I sez chill, but you gots ta know, we gonna get our freak on. Peace! I'm outa here!" . Posted: Wed Sep 26 2001 Recession Not Likely To Be Avoided By Buying Porn In an effort to bolster a struggling US economy, a grass-roots effort to revitalize it was begun yesterday. Full Text... Posted: Wed Sep 26 2001 Mark Wahlberg Threatens To Be In More Movies Hollywood producers have declined to comment on recent threatening statements by prolific actor Mark Wahlberg. At a recent press conference, Wahlberg stated that he "needed to be in at least 15 movies next year" and that there would be "consequences if it doesn't happen." When asked what kind of "consequences" could be expected, Wahlberg said simply "Don't make me sing again." . Posted: Wed Sep 26 2001 Nostradamus Postdicted Terrorist Attacks As with every other major event in the past 500 years, Nostradamus has sucessfully postdicted the tragic events of September 11, 2001. Full Text... Posted: Wed Sep 26 2001 Rent-A-Cop And Mall Security Guards Band Together Under New Office In his first official action, the newly established Secretary of Homeland Defense has joined together the until now untapped might of unarmed security guards. The secretary is widely publicizing this new anti-terrorist organization, in hopes that terrorist and other illegal operations will think twice before committing illegal acts. "If there's one thing that will strike fear into the hearts of would-be terrorists, it's knowing that the might of the entire 19-23 year old college student/ 40+ year old between jobs security guards are gunning for them", says the newly appointed secretary. . --Chris Famunda Posted: Wed Sep 26 2001 Super String Theory Just Ploy To Sell More Silly String Super String Theory, the theory saying that the universe consists of clumps of matter linked together by incredibly long and thin "strings", which themselves have immense gravitational fields, was contrived by the manufacturers of Silly String. Full Text... Posted: Wed Sep 26 2001 64% Of Americans Don't Believe In Polls, 49% Do But Can't Do Math A recent Gallup poll revealed that an astonishing 64% of those polled do not believe the results of the poll. The remaining 49% attributed the discrepancy to poor math skills. The results of this poll have already been used as propaganda by people who do not believe the results of any poll, no matter how well designed. "Man, I don't believe in those polls, They're all a bunch of lies, 76% of all people know that", says one anti-pollster. . --Chris Famunda Posted: Wed Sep 26 2001 Doctor Discovers New Acronym A doctor's new discovery enables millions of people to finally get on with their lives. Full Text... Posted: Wed Sep 26 2001 Inter-office Memo Intercepted From Giant Software Firm The following confidential internal memo was intercepted by an OnlineNewspaper Gazette insider. Full Text... Posted: Wed Sep 26 2001 Afghans Should Be Respected For Their Warmth An editorial by Chris Famunda Full Text... Posted: Wed Sep 26 2001 Charges Pressed Against Bin Laden Detroit native Lyle Brown has filed a civil law suit against suspected Afghani terrorist Osama Bin Laden. Brown alleges that in the September 11 attack on the World Trade Center, Bin Laden was an accessory to the destruction of one piece of Samsonite luggage wrongly placed aboard United Air flight 200. Brown is quoted as being, "rather vexed," about the loss of his parcel. In a release to the AP Brown notes that he is also considering possible legal action against United, who was responsible for misplacing his luggage onto the ill-fated flight. . --Norma Kletori Posted: Wed Sep 26 2001 Traffic Accident Ends In Mystery In an event police officials are calling "baffling" and "spooky," two large tractor-trailers collided in downtown Kansas City and vanished without a trace. Witnesses of the incident say one truck, owned by a local red wine manufacturer, was headed east on I-70 when it crossed the median and collided with a west-bound club-soda truck, whereafter "they both just disappeared." . Posted: Wed Sep 26 2001 Elderly Population Increasing, Experts Suspect Budding Experts recently announced what we have been hearing for some time: that the proportion of elderly persons in the United States is growing faster than any other segment of the population. Full Text... Posted: Wed Sep 26 2001 The WTC Attack, What Does It Mean To You? The WTC Attack, What does it mean to you? View Results . Posted: Wed Sep 26 2001 Patriotism Rampant After Terrorist Attacks The United States has seen an outpouring of patriotism unknown since World War II in the weeks following the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon on September 11th. Suddenly, it seems everyone is a flag-waving patriot, regardless of how much they despised America before the attacks. Full Text... Posted: Wed Sep 26 2001 Critics: The OnlineNewspaper Gazette Is A Website! 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