GRIM REAPER SAYS OPRAH BOOK CLUB PAPERBACK "CHANGED MY LIFE."
"After I read Here on Earth by Alice Hoffman, I decided I just don't want to do the whole doom and gloom thing anymore."
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Wednesday, June 8, 2011
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Friday, May 27, 2011
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WHITE HOUSE SAYS OBAMA'S AUTO-PEN DEVICE OUTDATED
DETECTIVES SAY LOCAL MAN MISSING FOR TWO WEEKS LEFT NOTE BLAMING EMPIRE CARPET JINGLE
Saturday, May 14, 2011
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Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Sunday, February 27, 2011
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The 98,000 square mile patch of dirt depicted on this map is all that's left after Oregon's move |
ENTIRE STATE OF OREGON FLEES IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT
LEAVES NOTE SAYING IT "CAN'T TAKE LIVING ABOVE CALIFORNIA ANYMORE"
The entire state of Oregon fled sometime early Saturday morning, leaving behind 98,000 square miles of dirt, an old Subaru, and a note explaining, "It's not that we dislike California, but it's like having a neighbor who has a bunch of people living in the garage and doesn't paint their house or fix up the yard." Oregon's current whereabouts are unknown but Kentucky wasted no time in expressing interest in moving to the vacant site between California and Washington. "We can get along with 'pert near anybody," said Kentucky Land Office Director Goby Harkiss.
Friday, February 18, 2011
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"Men taking Viagra only need the red lens because their vision is already bluish."
Viagra spokesman Copernicus Storch
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
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Cat show organizer Alvina Molk and her cat Squirts |
"I'd like to help out, but we already have over 12,000 kitties scheduled to appear at the show, including 27 Norwegian Forest Cats and a Devon Rex, which is very rare. I'm so excited. I hope I live that long."
2020 Cat Show Organizer Alvina Molk
EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGIST RELUCTANTLY ADMITS THAT SPINNING AROUND ON A BAR STOOL IS A BETTER WORKOUT THAN DOING NOTHING AT ALL
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ACTRESS BEA ARTHUR SUES NATIONAL ENQUIRER OVER FEATURE "STARS YOU THOUGHT WERE DEAD, BUT AREN'T"
Actress complains: "But I AM dead!"
Thursday, February 10, 2011
LOCAL MAN RECOGNIZES HIS FORMER NEIGHBOR AT BODY WORLDS EXHIBIT
Imagine Arlo DeFennemeyer's surprise when, during a visit to the Body Worlds show at the Expo Center last weekend, one of the exhibits turned out to be his former neighbor. "Yep, that's Bob alright. He had a small head and big feet--I'd recognize him anywhere."
DeFennemeyer said his neighbor, who was identified only by his first name, moved to Arkansas in 1998. "We lost touch and I always wondered what happened to him," said DeFennemeyer, who added that Bob, "always picked up our mail when we went on vacation."
DeFennemeyer said his neighbor, who was identified only by his first name, moved to Arkansas in 1998. "We lost touch and I always wondered what happened to him," said DeFennemeyer, who added that Bob, "always picked up our mail when we went on vacation."
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
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CITY OFFICIALS DEJECTED AFTER LEARNING THAT ROBOCOP WASN'T REAL
SOURCE SAYS CITY MANAGER HOPED TO UTILIZE "A ROBOCOP OR TWO" TO COMPENSATE FOR SHRINKING POLICE RANKS
Robocop Director Paul Verhoeven: "I hated to be the one to burst their bubble. They were so excited when they called."
NASA ACKNOWLEDGES THAT SPACECRAFT VOYAGER 1 IS OVERDUE FOR 10-BILLION MILE SERVICE
SPACE AGENCY SAYS IT'S TRYING TO SAVE MONEY BY WAITING UNTIL AN ONLINE DISCOUNT COUPON IS OFFERED
REFRIGERATOR WITH NO MOTOR RECEIVES HIGHEST ENERGY STAR RATING
"It just goes to show that sometimes the simplest change can result in amazing energy savings. The Tepidaire refrigerator will save our customers hundreds of dollars a year on energy costs."
Tepidaire President Collie Tweefles
SOURCE SAYS CITY MANAGER HOPED TO UTILIZE "A ROBOCOP OR TWO" TO COMPENSATE FOR SHRINKING POLICE RANKS
Robocop Director Paul Verhoeven: "I hated to be the one to burst their bubble. They were so excited when they called."
NASA ACKNOWLEDGES THAT SPACECRAFT VOYAGER 1 IS OVERDUE FOR 10-BILLION MILE SERVICE
SPACE AGENCY SAYS IT'S TRYING TO SAVE MONEY BY WAITING UNTIL AN ONLINE DISCOUNT COUPON IS OFFERED
"It just goes to show that sometimes the simplest change can result in amazing energy savings. The Tepidaire refrigerator will save our customers hundreds of dollars a year on energy costs."
Tepidaire President Collie Tweefles
Monday, February 7, 2011
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RECYCLING FACILITY EMPLOYEE ACCUSED OF TERRORIZING WOMAN WHO REFUSED TO RINSE OUT HER YOGURT CONTAINERS
Saturday, February 5, 2011
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Left, World Series trophy Right, Home Depot chandelier |
"They told us it was made by Tiffany and that it cost $15,000, but Home Depot sells them for $189."
Red Sox Fan Melvern Veetzle
LOCAL ANIMAL SHELTER TO PHASE OUT CAT VENDING MACHINES FOLLOWING PUBLIC OUTCRY
Officials at a local cat shelter said today they will stop utilizing vending machines to increase the rate of adoptions of the organization's cats. "We were trying to think outside the cage. We thought more of our cats might find homes if people could get their new kitty from a machine at the store, kind of like Redbox. But we were apparently the only ones who thought it was a good idea."
General Manager Ginger Lou Furnuckle
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
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COUNTY TO REPLACE RED LIGHT CAMERAS WITH PHOTO-SNAPPING VOLUNTEER PERCHED ABOVE INTERSECTIONS
"Red light camera systems cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, but this only costs a few bucks for memory cards and Dale's lunch at Subway when he comes down off the light post."
Streets and Highways Department Manager Dick Bob Zindle
Streets and Highways Department Manager Dick Bob Zindle
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
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Thousands of parents of teenagers are complaining about a new product called the CanTeen. Their complaint? They can't get their hands on one soon enough.
"Parents love our product because they don't have to deal with the rebellious teenage years," said CanTeen Director of Marketing Muffin Nooberhoff.
The water heater-shaped device is a soundproof capsule, inside of which the defiant teen is locked. "The CanTeen is then stored in a shed or corner of the garage until the kid is 23 or so," explained Nooberhoff. "Unfortunately, demand has outstripped supply, but we're making them as fast as we can."
Friday, January 28, 2011
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"We used to treat dozens of book-related paper cuts every day. Now all we do is splinters and slivers."
Dr. Akhil Jeetpeeper of the South Bay Index Finger Clinic
TOYOTA TARGETS DECEASED ENVIRONMENTALIST MARKET WITH PRIUS HEARSE
Thursday, January 27, 2011
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Worried EconoPlot CEO Ward Blekkenknob |
EconoPlot CEO Ward Bleckkenknob: "The clock is ticking. We'd better come up with something quick."
Monday, January 24, 2011
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POPULARITY OF CHICKEN WINGS CREATES GLUT OF WINGLESS CHICKEN BODIES
CHICKEN PROCESSORS SAY UPCOMING SUPER BOWL WILL ONLY EXACERBATE PROBLEM
Orbco produced thousands of these defective globes |
ASTRONAUT'S POOR EYESIGHT COSTS GLOBE MAKER MILLIONS
Astronaut Thad Puckleberry says he's sorry about globe mixup |
Officials at the desktop globe manufacturer Orbco announced today that the company has lost millions of dollars in sales, bringing it to the brink of bankruptcy. The loss occurred after Orbco manufactured nearly a half-million defective desktop globes.
Orbco president Fennis "Junior" Gweech explained that the company produced the defective globes after astronaut Thad Puckleberry, who had just returned from the International Space Station, told Orbco that the earth was actually oval shaped rather than round. "He was so passionate about it that he convinced us," said Gweech. "Then we found out later the guy has horrible eyesight and can't see his hand in front of his face. How does a guy like that become an astronaut?" Puckleberry released a statement, saying, "I feel really bad about it."
AUTOMAKERS COMPLAIN ABOUT STARBUCKS' NEW ONE GALLON "TRENTA" CUP
Starbucks' new Trenta cup in cup holder of a new Ford Furlough' |
"We're maxed out. If coffee cups get any larger, we'll have to eliminate the front passenger seat."
Javier DeDeDeDelio, Chief of Interior Design, Ford Motor Company
Friday, January 21, 2011
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An unidentified man consults with his doctor during his yearly physical exam via Skype |
"I realize we're trying to save money here, but this is going too far." Senator Yarmen Blarkmore
GUY WHOSE IDEA IT WAS TO PAINT FIRE TRUCKS LIME GREEN IS FINALLY DEAD
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
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ANGRY GHOST OF EDGAR ALLAN POE WANTS TO KNOW, "WHERE ARE MY COGNAC AND FLOWERS?"
The ghost of writer Edgar Allan Poe held a graveside news conference today to express his frustration over not receiving his traditional gift of roses and cognac. For more than 60 years, an anonymous man has left the flowers and bottle of liquor at Poe's grave each January 19th, the writer's birthday. But this year, for the second time, the shadowy man was a no-show.
"I don't want to seem ungrateful, but, come on, I'm dead. I can't just hop over to BevMo and pick up a bottle," said the exasperated Poe. He wasn't the only one who was disappointed. Dozens of spectators waited overnight at the cemetery for the arrival of the unknown man dressed in black and wearing a wide-brimmed hat. "Frankly, I don't give a (expletive) about the flowers, but the booze would have been nice," complained the pallid looking author.
The ghost of writer Edgar Allan Poe held a graveside news conference today to express his frustration over not receiving his traditional gift of roses and cognac. For more than 60 years, an anonymous man has left the flowers and bottle of liquor at Poe's grave each January 19th, the writer's birthday. But this year, for the second time, the shadowy man was a no-show.
"I don't want to seem ungrateful, but, come on, I'm dead. I can't just hop over to BevMo and pick up a bottle," said the exasperated Poe. He wasn't the only one who was disappointed. Dozens of spectators waited overnight at the cemetery for the arrival of the unknown man dressed in black and wearing a wide-brimmed hat. "Frankly, I don't give a (expletive) about the flowers, but the booze would have been nice," complained the pallid looking author.
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
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"Studies indicate that the test results produced by this device are not accurate, particularly when a call or text comes through during the testing process. We encourage men to instead visit their health professional for such exams." Dr. Delmo Fadden, Hiawatha University Medical Center
J-6000 Work Buddy |
SEARS ADMITS TOOL REALLY DOESN'T DO ANYTHING
Thousands of people have paid more than $300 for the J-6000 Work Buddy, but now Sears is admitting that the distinctive looking tool doesn't do anything. "It's useless," said Red Gizzard, Toolology Chair at Meed's Vocational College in Ozona, Texas. Sears spokesperson Wendeeee Calpido said today the company will stop selling the J-6000 immediately. "Unfortunately, that means that customers who have already purchased the tool will have problems finding parts for it down the road," said Calpido.
Saturday, January 15, 2011
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GROCERY CLERKS PRIVATELY ADMIT THEY DON'T REALLY CARE IF YOU FOUND EVERYTHING YOU NEEDED OR NOT
"My manager says I have to ask, but I hate it when the customer says, "Oh, you know, I couldn't find the Pillsbury Muffin Mix." Then I gotta hold up the entire line while another clerk has to go fetch a friggin' box of muffin mix." Sal B., Grocery Clerk
QUILTING TOILET PAPER BECOMING A LOST ART
"I can quilt eight rolls a day," beams 84-year old Alva Skwijaman as her fingers deftly maneuver a quilting needle in and out of an outstretched roll of Quilted Northern. "I've been quilting toilet paper for 58 years. Most companies switched to machines years ago and there aren't many hand quilters like me left. I do think customers can tell the difference between a roll I quilted and one produced by a machine--especially the time I accidentally left a quilting needle in a roll," she said with a wink.
NEW CENSUS REVEALS THAT 83% OF AMERICANS HAVE AT LEAST ONE "UNCLE BOB."
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
ACLU TO SUE ON BEHALF OF ELDERLY CAT BURGLAR WITH SQUEAKY ARTIFICIAL HIP
LEGAL ORGANIZATION CLAIMS BURGLAR HAD SUCCESSFUL CAREER UNTIL SIDELINED BY SQUEAKY JOINT
An ACLU spokesperson said today the organization plans to sue artificial hip manufacturer Flexton, LLC on behalf of 71 year old Huey Beedlecorn, a serial cat burglar who was captured by police around 3:00am Monday while allegedly trying to burglarize a west side home. "Because of his squeaky artificial hip, our client keeps getting caught in the act and is having a terrible time trying to make a living. We believe Flexton's product is defective and that the company is responsible for Huey's plight," said ACLU attorney Petal O' Gummton, who added that, although he claims to have burglarized thousands of homes over more than 50 years, Beedlecorn had never been arrested until after receiving his new hip. "He's just trying to make ends meet."
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Restaurant guests describe the revulsion they felt after seeing chef use a large kitchen fork to scratch his back.
An ACLU spokesperson said today the organization plans to sue artificial hip manufacturer Flexton, LLC on behalf of 71 year old Huey Beedlecorn, a serial cat burglar who was captured by police around 3:00am Monday while allegedly trying to burglarize a west side home. "Because of his squeaky artificial hip, our client keeps getting caught in the act and is having a terrible time trying to make a living. We believe Flexton's product is defective and that the company is responsible for Huey's plight," said ACLU attorney Petal O' Gummton, who added that, although he claims to have burglarized thousands of homes over more than 50 years, Beedlecorn had never been arrested until after receiving his new hip. "He's just trying to make ends meet."
COMING UP IN THE BUGLE FOOD SECTION THIS SATURDAY:
Restaurant guests describe the revulsion they felt after seeing chef use a large kitchen fork to scratch his back.
Monday, January 10, 2011
DRAG RACE LIGHTS TO BE INSTALLED ON LOCAL FREEWAY ONRAMPS
OFFICIALS SAY RACE-TYPE STARTING LIGHTS MORE APPROPRIATE THAN METERING LIGHTS FOR SPEEDY LOCAL DRIVERS
Gillette Marketing Manager Beebeelynn Gnartoff
GILLETTE INTRODUCES NEW SUV AT AUTO SHOW
RAZOR MANUFACTURER JOINS RANKS OF AUTO MAKERS WITH DEBUT OF NEW MACH 4
"It's the only vehicle on the market with double ultra-thin cutting foils plus three lower titanium blades with a lubrication strip."Gillette Marketing Manager Beebeelynn Gnartoff
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
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