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Pentagon Believes Iraqi TV Tape of Saddam May Not Be Recent
(Graphic by Kevin Wickart)
Fox Kids Makes War Fun for Children of All Ages
NEW YORK (DPI) - The Fox News network is working together with its affiliate
FoxBox TV to transfer the horrific images of war into a more accessible
cartoon format. "Obviously we need to show coverage of the war in Iraq on
all our channels 24 hours a day, and we think urban gunfights and prisoners of war are concepts best
explained to children through animation," said program director Pete Klein.
"According to the art directors,
the images from Fox News will be directly converted into cartoon format,
with the American-led coalition forces replaced by smart-but-playful
chimpanzees and the Iraqi army becoming a cold and uncaring troop of robots.
Any Iraqi child being used as a human shield will be portrayed as a puppy
with the voice of Michael J Fox."
(Reported by Mark Schmidt)
U.S. Serviceman Treated for Sand in Asscrack
KUWAIT CITY (DPI) - Pvt. Eldredge Jenkins, a member of the U.S. Army's 3rd Infantry, was in stable
condition today after being flown from the Iraqi border with what he called a
"huge wad of sand all creeping up (his) crack," CNN reported today. Desert
warfare experts say the damage, which includes "getting all scratchy up
there," is likely due to terrorist sabotage, most likely from groups allied
with Saddam's feverishly loyal Republican Guard. Jenkins is being flown to
an undisclosed U.S. base in Europe, where he will undergo a splashdown with a
hose and some bar soap.
(Reported by Travis Ruetenik)
Toy Promotion Geared to Scare Fuck out of Your Kids
NEW YORK (DPI) - Federated Department Stores, parent company of Macy's Inc. (NYSE: FD)
today launched its "Bathtime Terror" promotion with a new line of "absolutely fucking
horrifying" dolls and scrubbies intended to scare the living hell out of your kids,
according to a corporate spokeswoman. "The first character in the series, Tortured Forlorn
Hellspawn, is available for $5 with a $35 purchase in any Macy's kids department through
April 5th," said Yvette Briggs. Later in April, the department store chain intends to roll
out additional characters, including Doggie Ax-Through-Head and Gonna-Eatcha-Up Guy. The
toys are available while supplies last.
(Reported by Travis Ruetenik)
U.S. Soldiers "Kind of Appreciate" Care Package From
Peaceniks
BASRA, Iraq (DPI) - American GIs here expressed
near-gratitude today for a care package sent by
Berkeley students.
"I don't know what to make of this shit," said a
puzzled Pvt. Harold Coswell. "Like this box of cous
cous. Is this some kind of anti-war statement or just
included because it wasn't selling at their co-op?"
Coswell was equally befuddled by other items. "You'd
think they'd send a bunch of lonely troops the new SI
swimsuit issue. Instead, they send this fucking
Amnesty International calendar, filled with depressing
pictures of oppressed people. A different culture
being repressed for every month of the year.
Fanfuckingtastic."
(Reported by Miles Walker)
La Leche League Releases Breast Milk Cookbook
LOS ANGELES (DPI) - The La Leche League has released a new cookbook for
nursing mothers who want to introduce their babies to new foods while
maintaining the benefits of breast milk. Recipes for breast milk ice
cream, breast milk cheese, and breast milk onion dip will be featured,
along with other specialty dairy products. "People today want to give their children natural foods," said Mary Underhill, League president. "What's more natural than festive desserts and cheeses produced from your own body?" The cookbook also comes with larger recipes for entertaining. "A little breast milk casserole can feed an entire Mommy & Me class," said Underhill.
(Reported by Slick Sharkey)
Liza to Cancel Anniversary Bash Due to War, Booze Binge
HOLLYWOOD (DPI) - Entertainment legend Liza Minnelli, 57, and her husband, David Gest, have canceled their upcoming first-anniversary gala because of the ongoing conflict in Iraq and Liza's recent fall way, way off the wagon. "The couple just felt the timing is bad with the war causing suffering for so many people," said publicist Howard Stein. "It'll also be a good time for friends and family to scrape Liza off the bearskin rug again, hose her down and send her off to the lovely Wernersville clinic that she loves so much."
(Reported by Travis Ruetenik)
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Mother of Toddlers: "What's This About a War?"
HARTFORD, Conn. (DPI) - Annette Freemont was shocked last week to learn that the United States has engaged in a conflict with Iraq. "Are
you telling me that we started a war? Where the hell was I?" A Daily Probe investigation has revealed that Freemont's ignorance is directly tied to the presence of two pre-schoolers in her house. "We only watch Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network and the three Disney channels that we get on our satellite dish. I don't watch anything else," she said. "And we
don't get newspapers or magazines anymore because I never have time to read them." Freemont vowed to find the time to peruse her daughter's
back issues of Weekly Reader and the Daily Probe.
(Reported by Jody LaFerriere)
Marin County Earth Mamma: Middle East Crisis Could Be Resolved with Hemp
MILL VALLEY, Calif. (DPI) - Heather Rain Scherf, manager for a local organic
produce market in this sleepy Marin County town, declared today that a
switch to a hemp-based lifestyle could "mellow those angry people in the
Middle East." "Hemp is excellent for so many things -- paper, cloth, rope,
packing materials," Scherf said. "And it is easy to grow and easy on the
environment. Economies built around wholesome, friendly hemp-based
communities are bound to be more at peace with themselves and with each
other. And if that isn't enough to spread peace and calm, well, fuck it -- just fire up some that righteous bud. End of conflict."
(Reported by Ishmael Alighieri)
Saddam Addresses Iraq: "Ouch"
BAGHDAD, Iraq (DPI) - Saddam Hussein appeared on Iraqi television last night,
sending the message to his people that he is alive and well despite "some
seriously heavy shit going down around here." Holding up his bandaged right
arm and turning to show the cameras the "big-ass lump" on the backside of
his head sustained during last week's "bunker buster" bombing attacks,
Saddam condemned the United States for its "bad fucking attitude" and "acts of jumping
all over" the Iraqi people's ass. According to inside sources, Saddam's
glasses also were reported to be broken until he could find some duct tape or "one of those little fucking screwdrivers."
(Reported by Travis Ruetenik)
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Rice to Ask Bush to Stop Doing That Stupid Dance
WASHINGTON (DPI) - In a special meeting to which President Bush was not
invited, the Cabinet today voted to send National Security Adviser
Condoleezza Rice to ask Bush politely to "stop doing that stupid dance"
he's been doing ever since war with Iraq finally began. "We're all happy we finally got the war under way, but after the first day or two, the rest of us settled down into some semblance of a routine," said Secretary of State Colin Powell. "But the President can't seem to sit still for five minutes without jumping up and going through that little dance of his and saying, over and over, 'Who da man? I am! I am da Man!'" The dance itself, reported to be some unholy hybrid of the one in the Bangles' "Walk Like and Egyptian" video and a feeble attempt at a Michael Jackson-esque Moonwalk, is by all reports completely lame. "The president is, after all, a middle-aged white Yale man from Texas," Powell said. "What would you expect?"
(Reported by Joseph Moore)
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