Friday, December 18, 2009
“Not Orphan Enough”
The university’s biggest challenge for the study was to travel back in time 60 years to find an orphanage.
The study’s methods may be called into question, since their research included the observation that Little Orphan Annie sang and danced just as well at Miss Hannigan’s orphanage as she did at Daddy Warbucks’ mansion.
This research is being viewed with such skepticism that Duke University is putting the whole department up for adoption.
“Going Green”
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
“Down Under Downloading”
The filter would impact all of Australia’s 21 million Internet users. That’s 11 million if you discount kangaroos and crocodiles.
The filter technology won’t actually get rid of porn in Australia, but it will alter the image so that every person’s body will appear to have the head of Paul Hogan.
Thankfully, the filter will not give all audio an Australian accent.
“Plane as Day”
“Cell Block”
Sir Charles, maybe he’s just not that into you.
Rumor has it, before his scandal broke, Tiger had been looking for stronger signal strength. Not from his cell phone, from women who wanted to get busy with him.
Tiger will now be a sprint man. Not the wireless carrier Sprint; he’ll be running for his life if his wife if she catches him cheating again.
Friday, December 11, 2009
“Jacksons’ Action”
The show is expected to be a warm, fuzzy family chronicle, until father Joe Jackson starts hanging out with Jon Goselin and douches it all up.
Some have accused the brothers of doing the show as a way to exploit their former fame to make money. In their defense, however, the needed the money to buy tickets to see Michael’s movie, This Is It.
“Carolina Governor’s Marriage Goes South”
Thursday, December 10, 2009
“Mouse House Arrest”
The Disney progeny did not resist arrest, but was described by police as extremely animated.
Rather than get an attorney to help with his defense, Miller plans to wish upon a star.
“Forgetting a Bad Memory”
What was promising is that the subjects of the study were able to change a negative memory response to a specific event. Less promising: because the subjects were from New York, they could remember an event any way you want for 50 bucks.
“Peace of the Action”
As a Nobel laureate, Obama joins the ranks of Martin Luther King, Jr., the Dalai Lama, Nelson Mandela, Mother Teresa, and some white people.
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
“WHO Knows”
Big Tobacco has proposed a new strategy to market only to people without jobs. If they can kill only those people, they will wipe out unemployment in 4 years.
“Is It In You?”
Tiger was hoping to get a new line of products with Gatorade, such as the delicious Car crash Splash and the refreshing Fire Hydrant Slam.
Based on the state of his marriage: Sour Relationship Lemon, Blue Icy Stare, and with half the calories, 50% Property Division Blast.
And based on his extra-curricular relationships: Unbridled Passion Fruit, Illicit citrus Twist, Many Mistress Mango, and of course, Penis Colada.
“Cosmetic Justice” or “Making Up Evidence”
As the jury decides whether or not to convict him of hate crimes, they will also ponder, “Maybe he was born with it. Maybe it’s Maybeline.”
“Caged In”
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
“Sex Crimes”
“Partying Down”
The bad economy provides another bonus. After people get drunk they don’t have to drive home when they get to their car, because they are living in their car.
“Epic Episcopal Vote”
In a chess game between supporters and detractors over this issue, church leaders have been unsure which way to go, leaving all the bishops only moving diagonally.
Monday, December 7, 2009
“Space Case”
Potential passengers will be of two varieties: the super-rich who will enjoy the prestige, novelty and adventure of a pleasure ride into space, and the desperately poor who can’t find a job here on Earth.
Rival companies are working on top-secret technology to compete in the space travel business. Branson, however, is sure that by the time any of them are successful, he’ll have completed building the Death Star in orbit to shoot them down.
Thursday, December 3, 2009
“Santa’s Slay”
Police had to take the threat of explosives seriously, because, even though the dynamite wasn’t real, neither is Santa Claus.
A bomb squad official pointed out that if the dynamite had been real, there would have been serious danger even if the elf hadn’t detonated it, because at any time, Rudolph could have shown up with his nose lit and blown everything sky-high.
The suspect will undergo psychiatric evaluation. Experts say that it is most likely that the poor elf just wanted to be a dentist.
The evacuation of the mall went without further incident. Once shoppers left, not a creature was stirring; not even a mouse.
After the incident, Santa’s cheeks were rosy red, mainly because he’d crapped himself.
“Boyle Blows Up”
Until Boyle’s album release, this year’s leader had been Eminem, for his album Relapse. This means that Susan Boyle will now have to be a part of a stunt where Sasha Baron Cohen’s butt lands on her face.
Her popularity here in the U.S. means she is already sitting pretty to record another album. Well, she’s sitting, anyway.
Boyle also broke the record for a female artist album debut, previously held by Ashanti for her self-titled 2002 release. This means Susan Boyle is, by every account, the biggest woman in music today.
“Homily Heckling”
To make everyone happy, as a compromise, the club’s comedians will start speaking in tongues and the church will institute a two-drink minimum.
“Wrapped in Cable”
Forging a deal with General Electric took time and careful negotiation. Their joint venture gives Comcast 51% control of NBC, Bravo, CNBC. MSNBC, Oxygen, Telemundo, and USA Network, but also leaves them stuck with The Jay Leno Show.
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
“Start Spreading the News”
New York is generally considered welcoming to gays, especially New York City, which even named one of its boroughs Queens.
Apparently, when state lawmakers had said before the vote that they support gay causes, they just meant Broadway.
Over the last several years, it seemed as though New York’s citizens had given more support to gays, and lesbians in particular, as evidenced when they elected Hillary Clinton to the Senate.
“Money in the Bank”
Since the government was supposed to take back the money on a later timeline, B of A now plans to charge them a substantial penalty for early withdrawal.
The bank says it will repay all the money and receive no benefit from it… other than the normal advantages of being able to borrow $45 billion, interest-free.
Bank of America were able to use taxpayer dollars to lavish huge salaries and bonuses on their executives, thanks to the same technology they use to roll their bank vault doors open and closed: balls of steel.
“Star’s Out”
Monday, November 30, 2009
“Dinner Roll”
Despite the couple’s brashness, Joe Biden insists that he personally stuck to the “plus one” rule.
The couple’s motive for crashing the dinner remains unclear, though in this economy, the obvious motive would be free food.
“Tiger Attack”
Tabloids have made o much of the incident, especially since he hit a hydrant, and then kept going until he hit a tree. It did seem odd that Tiger would lead with an iron and then go to the wood.
Among the tabloid rumors is a story that Tiger fled his home after being assaulted by his wife over an alleged affair. The only way to substantiate these rumors, however, would be if Tiger were married to Chris Brown.
“Primate Crime”
Experts say that baboons in the wild will generally work for food by hunting, scavenging, or holding up a newborn Lion King.
The baboons have learned to open car doors and jump through windows, and are now working on learning to talk and enslaving man under Ape Law.
NEW BABY!
Thursday, November 19, 2009
“Plane Language”
The glitch meant that air traffic controllers had to enter information manually. Making matters worse, if they wanted to talk to controllers at other airports, they had to pay $5 to rent the headphones.
“Big Money On Campus”
“Lit Kerry Scene”
Miss Kerry was released on bail early Thursday morning. When she left the police station she looked remorseful, at least judging by her long, long face.
“Oprah’s Swan Song”
While many fans around the globe are disappointed, there is always the possibility that Oprah will celebrate the event by giving everyone in the world a new car.
It is unknown whether her last show will be a star-studded extravaganza or a quiet retrospective to end with Oprah eating her entire studio audience.
Once Oprah ends her show, it isn’t yet clear whether she will launch a rumored Oprah cable network or finally succumb to kryptonite.
Oprah’s loyal viewers will miss her weekday program, but will patiently wait for her Second Coming.
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
“Day of the Depp”
It’s the second time Depp has won the annual title, joining George Clooney, Brad Pitt and Richard Gere. But to be fair, Jude Law could also be called a two-timer.
Depp is 46 but is able to keeps younger looking skin by having Tim Burton cover his face in white greasepaint 6 months out of every year.
“Senior Senator”
Sen. Byrd’s age may be starting to show, as evidenced by his recent proposal for a soft food bill and his filibuster of the price of Ex-Lax while in the checkout line at a Walgreens.
“Stripped of their Rights”
In the past, locals had no complaints about the clothing optional beach, except for the universal rule, “No fat chicks.”
The park superintendent and his staff have been trying to prevent beachgoers from stripping down. However, a group of middle aged men has been conspicuously defying the ban, and that’s when things got really hairy.
The Naturists Action Committee, a nudist group, says that all of their members are willing to stand up for their rights.
Furthermore, they claim to be ready to make a statement of defiance by shedding their clothes at the beach in large numbers. But, as the winter weather comes, they are likely to experience serious shrinkage.
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
“Residence Hurl”
The link between binge drinking and campus housing is limited, but only because the real drinking gets going at the frat houses.
“Health Issues Unwrapped”
Still, this ancient society may have been healthier overall than we are today. Maybe that’s why you never see a fat mummy.
Learning about heart disease from mummies may not provide a cure, but it might wrap some bandages around it.
The researchers had hoped to learn more, but Brendan Fraser busted in and blasted all the mummies with a shotgun.
“Christmas Corral”
Both The Amalgamated Order of Real Bearded Santas and a group called Santa America take the risk very seriously. When it comes to illness, they are NOT playing reindeer games.
Of course, if Santa was serious about his health, he’d give up smoking that pipe and lose some weight.
“Lost Remote”
“Chinese Secret”
“Turtle Whacks”
Laws have been put in place to stop the poaching of turtles and their eggs, but it just sounds more appetizing when people find out they can get poached eggs.
“Wrapped up in a Bow”
Photos and video show the president’s body at almost a 90 degree angle. The White house says he wasn’t bowing, he just needed to bend that far to look Akihito in the face.
Conservatives bashed the president for “groveling to a foreign leader.” Obama, who has proven himself photo-op savvy, was actually just making sure his fly was zipped.
Friday, November 13, 2009
“Down in the Mumps”
“Lunar Tide” or “Splashdown”
Though once thought dry, scientists began to suspect that the moon might have water when they observed the “no fishing” signs.
Water on the surface of the moon means new rules for astronauts. They cannot go onto the moon’s surface for an hour after they eat.
“Get a Wing Man”
Customers in restaurant who order wings may find smaller portions, forcing them to eat the celery.
Most sympathetic to the problem are chicken retailers, whose own sales are suffering. Least sympathetic: chickens with no arms.
Thursday, November 12, 2009
“Smoke Up”
A national survey says just over 1% more American adults are smoking, compared to a year earlier. By coincidence, that’s the same percentage of nerds who suddenly seemed a lot cooler.
“Busted Balloon”
“Intro to Economics”
The board of education was shocked, saying that students should only be allowed to buy grades with their sports skills.
A new fundraiser will take its place, where the school will simply pimp out the students for sex.
“Pageant Interview”
Prejean called King “inappropriate.” This apparently caught Larry off guard, mainly because, at his age, he can’t even remember what he just said.
When Prejean removed her earpiece and microphone while still on camera, Larry didn’t seem all that upset. But that’s because he assumed he must have just won the beauty pageant.
“Chasing Crawford”
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
“Trash Talk” or “Struck Gold”
“Worth the Weight”
“Uniform Support”
“Black Tuesday”
“Looking towards the Heavens”
If there is alien life out there on other planets, the question for the Church then becomes, are they Catholic?
Some may be. Obviously, for example, Han Solo’s last name is Italian.
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
“Eagle Wants to Fly?”
“Gifted Program”
Most companies say they are cutting back due to the slow sales year. So while the country tries to fight 2 wars and manage healthcare, some executive will be whining about getting a Whitman’s Chocolate Sampler instead of an iPod.
In a related story, a guy with no job will be willing to take that Whitman’s Sampler and ration it out to his family as a breakfast, lunch, and then dinner.
“6-Inch Sub Stop”
Monday, November 9, 2009
“Give it a Rest”
State run rest stops had always been there for travelers who determined that fast food restaurants’ and gas stations’ bathrooms were just too clean for them.
“Wrath of Conn.”
In the meantime, she plans to continue working for her state and finish out her term. Or as the Republican Party now calls that, “going rogue.”
Rell doesn’t want to go through the grueling process of campaigning and debating again; not when its easier nowadays to be next in line after a sitting governor resigns in disgrace.
…Or as that is now becoming known, “the democratic process.”
Of course, the liberal media will immediately get to work trying to bully her out of office sooner.
FOX News is taking Gov. Rell’s announcement as a sign that she is a shoo-in to run for president in 2012.
…Or sooner.
“Bear it All”
The expert will help Taiwanese zookeepers prepare the pandas for the February mating season. This means that they only a few months to search the jungle for some wine, jazz, and scented candles.
To help even more, China has an innovative back-up plan: Operation Panda Porn.
Thursday, November 5, 2009
“Up-Grade Dressed Down” or “Class War”
The passenger says he was embarrassed to be denied his upgraded seat, but the point is moot because nothing about commercial air travel is first-class anymore.
To make it up to him, next time he flies, United has agreed to charge him triple the price for sitting in coach.
“Pilots Excuse: Miles Off Course”
The pilots’ defense has been that they were distracted by working on their laptop computers, which is like saying you’re innocent because you were doing exactly what you are accused of.
Many suspect that both pilots fell asleep, creating a serious danger to everyone aboard. Equally serious is their apparently poor judgment, as evidences by the lame, bogus laptop excuse.
It’s more likely that one pilot was on top the other’s lap.
Now, I’m not saying that these guys are liars, but their clear lack of respect for the place where they work make the word ‘cockpit’ sound dirty.
On the bright side, the plane’s autopilot is being hailed as a hero for keeping everyone on board alive.
The FAA asked that they file their appeal electronically, because they don’t even want to give these guys the tools to fly paper airplanes.
“On Top of Spaghetti…”
Nonni’s Italian Eatery in Concord even had their giant meatball’s weight authenticated by state officials. Then, tragedy struck as the lovable dog Tramp sprained his nose trying to push it over to his girlfriend Lady’s side of the plate.
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
“Gilded Cage”
Cage has also been a generous philanthropist, giving millions of dollars to charities, such as the Red Cross. Cage sympathizes with disaster victims, and can relate because of the movie roles he’s chosen.
“Mayoral Race”
American politicians have also sent young women running, but we call that sexual harassment.
The mayor, an avid cyclist, was on an evening bike ride at the time, and the incident has given him enough of a boost of confidence that he finally feels ready to take off his training wheels.
“In the Host Seat”
Alec Baldwin’s brothers, actors Stephen and Billy, said that they can’t wait to see their brother host the awards, since those two would have absolutely no other reason to be there.
“Caged Bird” or “Grand Theft, Ottowa”
The man claims to have been depressed at the time of the incident, but the judge was suspicious. Since when is Missouri a cure for depression?
“Cell Block”
Verizon claims that their smart-phones are equal to AT&T’s iPhone apps. For instance, they will be coming out with a function that combines a calculator with your wireless bill. The app is called, “How Much Are We Screwing You?”
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
“Buffett Right on Track”
Buffett, showing his real prediction of where this country is headed, is setting his railway up with a bullet train to hell.
Some critics say railroads are too old-fashioned to be a dynamic money-maker, but Buffett knows that trains are going to get a lot more popular when the rest of the airlines go belly-up.
When was the last time a train overshot Minneapolis by 150 miles?
“Justice Is Blind, but Not Colorblind”
The justice will spend his retirement playing chess. Not trying to win; just trying to keep the black and white pieces on their own side of the board.
The justice claims not to be a racist, but says he thinks children of interracial marriages suffer. As an example, he pointed to the way FOX News treats President Obama.
“Gay Issues in the Maine-Stream”
Gay marriage got a lot of support in Maine, partly because it’s so cold there, you hold onto any warm body you can grab just for warmth.
A lot of lesbians flock to Maine, just for the overalls.
Gay marriage advocates say that now is the perfect time for this vote in Maine, because the rainbow colors of the foliage makes the state itself look really gay.
Friday, October 30, 2009
“Farrell Child”
Colin proudly announced that his newborn son “already says the word ‘f*ck’ in place of crying like a little sissy.”
“Cher’s Daughter Now a Son-ny”
An outspoken lesbian her entire life, this was the first time Chaz ever wanted a penis.
Chaz has said that he always felt that he had a male identity. As far as going public and make the physical change, Chaz finally decided to grow a pair.
Thursday, October 29, 2009
“The ‘Get Out of Juvie Free’ Card”
The imprisoned children were all simultaneously released by Indiana Jones once Short Round woke him out of his blood-drink induced zombie-trance by burning him with a torch.
The children who had been convicted got to learn a valuable lesson about crime. Sometimes, you can get off scot-free because of a crooked judge.
“Animal Magnetism”
Once case involves a man and woman having sexual contact with a dog. They claim that a dog is man’s best friend-with-benefits.
Due TO laws banning animal sex being enforced, a lot more Tennessee residents are going to be making day trips to Kentucky.
The law makes it a felony to engage in any sexual activity with any animal. As a side effect, Tennessee has probably seen the last of Richard Gere and his gerbils.
Animal rights advocates have been divided. Overall they support the laws’ enforcement, but they say it unfairly discriminates against the nature of the horny toad.
In the case involving the horse, the accused insists that by wearing that leather saddle and short, teasing mini-blanket, the horse was “just asking for it.”
Of the 3 pending cases in the state, 1 horse and 2 dogs were involved, making the sheep think they must not be pretty enough.
These types of crimes are considered animal cruelty. If there is a lesson here, it is, “Love your pets… platonically.”
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
“Departed Department”
Some say it’s not a good match. Shopping at Wal-mart doesn’t even preserve the dignity of the living.
Wal-Mart expects to do well with the product line, which allows for returns of the items if they are new, but not if they are used.
The company thinks selling online makes the most sense, because it isn’t something you need to try on.
It makes sense for the business and the grieving family. Their motto is, “Your loss is our sales gain.”
Also, buying online is a lot less awkward than pushing a cart up to the register with a casket, a blender, and a box of condoms.
A Wal-Mart casket might be a smart consumer choice, but it does put a morbid spin on the stores “Faded Glory” brand.
When you get the casket delivered, it is ready to use. You just have to peel off the “Roll-back” sticker.
The retailer has a nice selection of quality urns, but if even these are too pricey, you can always check out cheaper options in the lawn and garden department.
“Less Air”
In an act of mercy, laid-off employees will be allowed to stay on the plane they are on until it lands.
Northwest airlines made no such announcement, but is keeping an eye on all pilots with scheduled flights to Minneapolis.
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
MILESTONE
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“Pilots’ Story: Not Gonna Fly”
The FAA revoked the licenses of the 2 pilots whose Northwest Airlines flight overshot Minneapolis last week by 150 miles. Even worse, without a license, the pilots now have to walk all the way back to Minneapolis.
The pilots will now change careers and become ship captains for Exxon.
The pilots were out of radio contact for over an hour and are believed to have fallen asleep, but they’ve come up with some interesting excuses for missing their landing:
“We thought we were being followed so we were afraid to stop.”
“It was supposed to be a shortcut, but it didn’t work out.”
“We had a good CD on and wanted hear the whole album.”
“There was no exit sign.”
“I meant to hit the ‘snooze’ button, but accidentally turned off the whole alarm.”
“We got lost and someone refused to ask for directions.”
“The brakes went out, so we threw the radio at them.”
“The clouds up there were really pretty, and we were really high.”
“We prepaid for a full tank of fuel.”
“The passengers said we were such great pilots, they didn’t want to flight to end.”
“The guys in the radio tower hurt our feelings so we weren’t speaking to them.”
“We were caught in an alien tractor beam.”
“We spent that hour trying to decide if we should go through with our suicide pact.”
“I promised myself I wouldn’t land the plane until I worked up the nerve to ask out that hot flight attendant.”
“You call it a missing hour; we pilots call it ‘Happy Hour’, dude.”
“We were flying so fast that it took 150 miles to stop.”
“We didn’t know the tower was calling us because we didn’t realize we’d switched the radio to the AM dial.”
“We’re huge ‘Lost,” fans and we were trying to reenact the flight of Oceanic 815.”
“We figured if a runaway flight hoax could get Balloon Boy’s family on TV, a real runaway flight could get us on TV for sure.”
“We lost track of time while we were making sweet, sweet love.”
“Heavy News”
Many of such drugs have been in wide use among children, and they are only getting wider.
Some of the patients treated with these drugs may now file a fat lawsuit.
When patients treated for bipolar disorder realized their recent weight gain wasn’t their fault, they were thrilled and depressed.
Ideally, these medications should be limited to treat anorexia.
Some experts are against the use of these drugs to treat behavioral problems, and the kids in these cases really tip the scales.
On average, up to 36% of those taking these drugs suffered this side effect. Among those with multiple personalities, it was at least double.
Friday, October 23, 2009
“Baby on Board”
Needless to say, things got a bit chaotic. For instance, airline personnel weren’t sure if the placenta should count as a carry-on or a personal item.
The mother says that the airplane’s crew members were very helpful, and they even let her choose whether to stow the baby under her seat on in the overhead bin.
When the mother’s water broke, the crew informed her she could be arrested for bringing more than 3 oz. of liquid on the plane.
Just as the plane dropped its landing gear, so did the mother.
Despite the pre-flight instructions, the baby found that the nearest exit was, in fact directly in front of him.
The woman’s labor might have been easier if the flight attendants hadn’t forced her to keep her chair back in its full, upright position.
Of course, if the woman had stayed in an upright position, she never would have gotten pregnant in the first place.
The baby came out of the womb just as the plane descended into a low-altitude landing pattern, giving a new meaning to lowering the flaps.
Until the plane came to a complete stop, the baby kept his umbilical cord securely fastened about his waist.
Due to the airspeed, this was the first baby to ever come out at 300 miles per hour.
Thursday, October 22, 2009
“Service on the Mount”
Jefferson and Roosevelt may even go undercover, since most Americans don’t recognize those two anyway.
Apparently, graffiti artists have already drawn a silly, giant moustache on Roosevelt and a ridiculous beard on Lincoln.
“Killer Fungi = Bad ‘Shrooms”
The discovery of the true cause dispels another controversial theory that the frogs were being kissed by AIDS-infected princesses.
The disharmony in nature between the amphibians and this fungus has also resulted in a demand by both that no mushroom be called a toadstool.
This is the most serious amphibian disease since toads' congenital warts.
Sadly, even if a cure is found, frogs will continue to croak.
“In the Driver’s Seat” or “Driving This Lazy”
The man may have been eligible for handicapped parking. After all, he was in a wheel chair.
The chair was powered by a converted lawnmower engine, has headlights, a stereo, and cup holders. Most people in this country still wouldn’t want to drive one, though, because it was made in America.
“Memory Drug”
In an experiment, researchers gave amphetamines to rats, and then forgot all about them.
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
“Motivationary Speaker”
Bush is a logical choice at a motivational event. After all, if he could become the President of the United States, surely anyone can.
Former Secretary of State Colin Powell will also attend the event, likely to help Bush with things like remembering to face the audience, not to wander offstage while speaking, and go to the bathroom before the speech, or after, but not during.
Bush agreed to the appearance because he loves his native Texas and likes the word “seminar.”
“Wants to be Wanted”
On the bright side, the suspect feels prettier now and prefers to be called “Kimberly.”
The alleged criminal and gang leader, whose name is Eduardo Revelo, even went so far as to get a tattoo that says “Not Eduardo Revelo.”
The FBI says he is also laundering money, but as the clock is ticking, he may get impatient and take it out before the rinse cycle is done.
Monday, October 19, 2009
“Helium Delirium”
To escape arrest, the father, Richard Keene, will hide in the attic of his garage until he gets his own reality show.
If Keene does get his own show, instead of one based on his storm-chasing experiences, it will be called “Cell-Block of Love.”
Whether or not they actually broke any laws, the country’s attention is still on the family, and everyone thinks the father is a jerk. So, you’re welcome, Jon Gosselin.
“Medicine Going to Pot”
Statistically, this puts the United States at a new high.
If the federal government officially allows medical marijuana, there’s your healthcare solution, America.
“Tough Talk on Tux”
Some say that, despite appearances, the tuxedo issue is not black and white.
The school officials who are against girls wearing tuxedos will next target tap dancing.
“Department of Education” or “No Daughter Left Behind”
“Cop Shots”
The recession is being cited as the reason, since criminals can no longer afford shooting lessons.
Police credit better training, equipment like bullet-proof vests, and limiting the racism to the places where it’s still welcome.
Friday, October 16, 2009
“Balloon Blown Out of Proportion”
The family describes themselves as storm chasers. They just forgot to specify, “media storm.”
Naturally, the parents were glad their son was okay. But they are devastated over the damage to their fallen balloon.
When the boy was asked why he didn’t come out of the attic when called, he said “We did it for a show.” When pressed to find out what he meant, the boy finally admitted that his family was trying to get on So You Think You Can Hoax.
“Green Light District”
The brothel says they are trying to go green. Customers who got a really ugly prostitute also reported turning green.
The downside for byciclists traveling to the brothel is that now they have to do twice as much pumping.
Environmental prostitutes in Germany seem to be a contradiction. If a frog with a German name, Kermit, taught us anything, it’s that being green means not being easy.
Thursday, October 15, 2009
“Big Gay Boat Ride”
The couple realized that they had accidentally been booked on a gay cruise after meeting several men in sailing uniforms, none of whom were part of the crew.
The name Grimaldi cruise Lines doesn’t automatically suggest a gay theme, but the name Princess Cruises was already taken.
The straight passengers had no complaints about the comfort or size of the ship; just the motion in the ocean.
It became obvious that it was a gay cruise when all the passengers inspected each other from bow to stern.
Because it was a gay cruise, passengers took Dramamine to absorb the drama.
There were dangers on the gay cruise. One passenger put on eyeliner, and next thing you know, dozens of gay witnesses say he went overboard.
The entire cruise was full of gay themed events. The only way it could have been more gay was if it had been Tom Cruise.
“Who’s to Judge?”
The judge says he has black friends, allows them into his home, and even lets them use his bathroom. This teaches an important lesson: some white-trash-owned trailers have a bathroom.
One of the most outrageous things about this case is that there are black people who are out there trying to be friends with this guy.
The judge says his concern is that mixed race children aren’t accepted in society. Actually, when it comes to color, the only offspring that should be prevented are from someone who is mostly white, but whose neck is red.
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
“Tool Board”
Apparently, public outcry over the boy’s initial 45-day suspicion caused the board to reconsider, and even overlook the bottle-opener the six year old might use to uncap beer.
Prior to this, the school board was so concerned about what could be construed as a weapon, they had resorted to dulling all students’ scissors, pencils, and minds.
“One Small Step for Woman”
If women had been allowed into space in the 1960’s think what it might have meant. Instead of just orbiting the Earth in a circle, a male pilot would have been forced to pull over and ask directions.
Immediately after Neil Armstrong made the first footprint on the moon, he would have been forced to clean it up.
The moon rover would never have been allowed to just sit there, unmoving, on the front lawn for years.
The payload of every space shuttle mission would have had a lot of extra pairs of shoes.
Spacewalks might not ever be an issue, though, because those space suits make everybody’s butt look big.
