July, 2002
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Volume
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No. 7 |
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Today's fun-filled,
fact-free stories, brought to you by more than one of the not-so-good
folks at Deathsuite:
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NEWS
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Analysts
shocked by seamless transitions during Cheney's acting Presidency
Washington observers are still at a loss to explain the remarkable lack
of detectable differences in governmental operation during Dick Cheney's
brief reign as Acting President, in late June. "How could this
happen?" asked a puzzled commentator George Will. "George
W. Bush is such a vital, vibrant component of this administration, it's
difficult to imagine his being absent for even a second without some
sort of ramifications occurring."
Click here for the full story.
Bush
denies steroid use in breaking all-time fundraising record
On the heels of former President Bill Clinton's admission in Politics:
Illustrated that he garnered his record-setting campaign chest in
1996 with the aid of steroids, President George W. Bush is denying accusations
that his own breaking of Clinton's record during the 2000 election was
also steroid-enhanced. An uncharacteristically short-tempered President
lashed out at reporters yesterday when questioned on the subject.
Click here for the full story.
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Lucas
hires Tom Green to star in final Star Wars prequel episode
Star Wars series creator George Lucas has finally settled on actor-comedian
Tom Green to play the adult Anakin Skywalker / Darth Vader character
in Star Wars: Episode 3, the final "prequel" chapter
to the original trilogy. A spokesman for Lucasfilm described Green as
"a great actor, effortlessly bringing the necessary depth and darkness
to the character. Plus, he's great at making scowly faces, which as
you know is a mark of dramatic excellence"
Click here for the full story.
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Mattress
makers eager to lure back weary stock market investors
Even as an increasing number of high-profile corporations have seen their
stock values plummet in the wake of damaging financial scandals, America's
mattress makers are resting peacefully at night, on large piles of money.
"With the stock
market down, 401(k)s retreating, and even banks suspect (hint, hint),
we're the best investment option around!" crowed one industry executive.
Taking advantage of this trend, the mattress industry is laying out a
suite of new options for skittish investors to sample.
Click here for the full story.
News
Briefs
National
Guard deployed to save Petrified Forest from wildfires
After viewing the devastation caused by continuing wildfires in
the Southwest, President George W. Bush activated National Guard
units from four surrounding states to protect Arizona's unique natural
landscapes, primarily the Petrified Forest National Park. "Those
trees have stood there, turned to stone thousands, millions, maybe
even hundreds of years ago," a visibly shaken President explained.
" I would hate to see these noble American treasures burned."
The President ordered the Guard to take all measures necessary,
including burning John McCain's home "just as a precaution." |
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LIVING
Actually, this section has very little to do with real life. |
Ask Seth
Ann
Landers is no longer with us. Luckily for you, America's favorite Amish
advice columnist has returned to these pages, answering the many questions
that plague our readers. Click here to read
his helpful tips.
Jittery Jeff!
Okay,
we discovered long ago that this Jeff guy is actually a weak rip-off
of the formerly prolific Cranky Andy. Still, he's marginally better
than nothing, which is his competition this month. Click
here to see his lists.
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quick links to our way-too-large collection of Survivor content.
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EDITORIAL
Hoping to fill more table cells with empty texture in the near future. |
Link
Bush
or Chimp?
Not to be unnecessarily
cruel, but admit it: you've asked that question at least once. This
site further muddies the waters.
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Crappy's
Bowl o' Flushing
We've invited our new mascot, Crappy the Smart-Assed Toilet, to write
his own column. Stop by each month to hear his hilarity-filled take
on an especially flushable topic. Watch out, he may have a potty
mouth!
This month's victim:
"Modern Rock." |
Things
which don't suck
Despite appearances to the contrary, there are actually a few things in
the world that do not sink to the level of suckdom. Very, very few.
After an exhaustive search, we've uncovered a small collection. Click
here to see what we found. |
Archives
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we'll allow you to view our archives,
anyway, just this once. Don't let it happen again. |
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