
Dedicated to spreading anarchy on the internet by hacking into
Amazon's product database, spreading trojan viruses via
electronic mail, and performing
a series of Jackass style
pranks with our personal home
computers!
...Read this weeks guerilla
experiment...
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»On
the Origin of Robin Williams’ Body Hair

A brief history of time... involving Robin's bearish lineage.
Where were you in 1957? What A&E's Biography leaves
out we leave in.
»An
Open Letter

We got drunk once and laughed all night at that with movie Pat
Morita and Jay Leno on Showtime. We were friends once. But I let
you borrow my CDs and you give them back all scratched to hell?!
No thank you.
»A
Matter of Plethics

Old Professor Elliot responds to the questions his philosophy
students provide regarding the dilemmas of lap dancing and Dalmatians.
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»Long
Shots! 
Two sports fans argue about the latest hot topics in an untimed
discussion format. Who's right? Who's wrong? Who can scream the
loudest? Read the all Roy Williams-Jim Rome edition! Read it
later! Read it now! |
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RUMSFELD
UNVEILS DOLE IMPERSONATION, COMEDY ROUTINE (BR)

Donald Rumsfeld became so irritated by questions yesterday
that he began to do a Bob Dole impersonation for no apparent reason,
then when asked about the lack of viable law enforcement presence
in Iraq, said, "We have a team...an A-team in the works...
a team which was found guilty for a crime that it didn't commit...
they've been working underground against Columbian druglords and
Russians and it's time to bring them back in the fold... they
have a zero-casualty record and we need that... can I hear one
for Peck? Lt. Templeton? Face?!" Rumsfeld continued to exhort
the press until one confused reporter in the back finally gave
Lt. Templeton "Face" Peck a "shout out".
REAL WORLD MEMBER 'JIM' TO DOCUMENT EXPERIENCE
(BR)

MTV's newest The Real World, it's long running
reality series, will be taping in Phoenix this summer. One new
star, Jim, will bring along a film crew to record his stay in
the house for a documentary. "I just thought it would be
interesting, " he said, "because nobody has really seen
anything like that before, what's it like to live in the Real
World house, or what it's like to be on TV all the time."

MAN TOO NERVOUS TO FINISH HOOTERS LUNCH (BR)

A man became nervous ordering his lunch last Thursday at
a Hooters restaurant and asked for something he didn't
really want. Furthermore, he could only finish two bites of the
sandwich after it was brought to him. When asked by the waitress
if anything was wrong with his food he stuttered, "No. No.
Thank you." He believes the incident can be traced back to
junior high, where he first became nervous when talking to an
early developing female classmate. He went to Burger King
after leaving the establishment.
'PROFESSOR
BOTCHULISM' IN CUSTODY (BR)

Ari Fleischer announced the capture yesterday of
Iraqi scientist Adful-Quamas Jazam, coined "Professor Botchulism"
immediately after his capture. Fleischer pointed out that "this
government represents the majority, and not just racially, but
intellectually, too. Most people are fans of Raw Deal
and Con Air." He then looked at a camera before
saying, "Make no mistake about it, Al-Kamar-Jazirus The Virus,
America's gonna save the day, and you're next."
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Oh, sweet bluegrass song of travel and horses... you are heavenly.

If
you like it, buy some from your local mom 'n' pop major
appliance and CD retailer. |
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THE SIERRA MIST MONKEYS 
My name is Kevin Shaughnessy, and I love monkeys. The fun-loving
monkeys in a recent ad for Sierra Mist soda are Patas
monkeys of the Erythrocebus genus. While they do love fun (and
eating grubs) it is unlikely they would now how to build a catapult
device. Furthermore, if they did know how, I doubt they would
launch themselves into a cold lake. In their native desert habitat,
they have shown a severe dislike for flying. Also, in the late
50's, a group of zoo Patas monkeys, usally known for their passive
nature, got free from their cages and attacked the polar bears.
My name is Kevin Shaughnessy, and I love monkeys. |
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