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July 30, 2002
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House Votes 434-0 to Expel That Thing From Traficant's Head
Boy-Band Manufacturing Lab Explodes Outside Orlando
ORLANDO, Fla. (DPI) - A boy-band manufacturing lab exploded this morning,
scattering pieces of what was to be "Tun'd Up!" all over
the city's outskirts. The lab was infusing "jiggy" into
the band's chemically unstable "Chaste Virginal Sexual Bad Boy"
member when the accident occurred. A BoyzCom official admitted
that such incidents on a smaller scale were not uncommon, saying, "They're
taking an uber-white Disney Mouseketeer prototype and adding
rhythm, blues, and blackness -- A volatile mix on a good day." Experts
claim manufacturers
push gayness parameters to dangerous levels so they can
quickly learn complex choreography, while keeping them
objects of swoon for teen girls. "What's strange," said the official, "is
that boy bands aren't exploding almost every day."
(Reported by Davejames)
Honda Introduces New Child Labor-Powered Civic
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (DPI) - Shortly after Gov. Gray Davis signed a new law
requiring all cars in California to be much more fuel-efficient,
automaker Honda displayed a concept car that was 100-percent powered by child
labor. "We can meet these important environmental standards by
rethinking our moral standards," explained Honda's Russell Lee. The new
Civics will come standard with sunroof, floormats, one child worker from
South America, two child workers from Asia, and eight cupholders. Lee
explained that the national origin of the children did not matter to
Honda, saying, "I imagine a day when our cars can be powered by poor chilren
from every nation."
(Reported by Mark Schmidt)
JCPenney Announces Sale on Funny-Fitting Pants
DALLAS (DPI) - J.C. Penney Co. Inc. today kicked off its summer 25 Percent Off
Extravaganza on all varieties of Fit Funny men's cotton pants, the retailer
said. Available in a variety of colors and styles, the pants are designed
to ride up strangely on the man on the go. "Today's active man demands more
from a casual slack," said Penney's chief buyer Alton Nowicki. "The 2002
summer CrotchRider pant provides full cotton double-stitching, straight-leg
comfort that sort of clings to your legs below the knee, and a casual-cut
waistband that droops low in the front, so you have to keep pulling it up."
(Reported by Travis Ruetenik)
Sharpton Sues Self For Defamation
NEW YORK (DPI) - The Rev. Al Sharpton is suing himself
over a tape aired on HBO showing himself talking to an
undercover agent about a cocaine deal. "I will not
bend, buckle or bow to a smear campaign," said
Sharpton, who vowed to make himself pay for the
false statements he has presented against himself.
Sharpton isn't just suing for himself but also for
"people who have been victimized by dirty tricks, such
as doing incriminating things on camera." Rev. Al
Sharpton hopes to win the $1 billion case
against himself.
(Reported by Stuart Johnson)
Girls Angered Over Fake Girls Gone Wild Cameraman
LOS ANGELES (DPI) - College girls across southern
California were angered earlier this week to find out
a man with a video camera wasn't a member of the
Girls Gone Wild production company. "When I showed the
guy my breasts, I figured it'd go on the tape and now
I find out he taped it for his own jollies? What kind
of perverted person would do that?" commented one
girl. The coeds hope the man will be apprehended so one
more pervert is taken off the street, leaving more
trust in legitimate cameramen asking for women to bare their breasts.
(Reported by Stuart Johnson)
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Moussaoui Enters Plea of "Diagonally Sliced Wax Beans"
Tony Dow Index Down for 33rd Consecutive Year
Pope Reprimands Canada Over Donut-Shaped Communion Wafers
Required Every-Third-Year Submarine Flick Opens
Michael Jackson Forcing Psychiatry to Create New Categories
Study: Pubic Hair in Playboy Down 44% in Last Decade
White Guy Less White When Talking to Black Guy
NRA Waffle Eaters: I'll Leggo My Eggo When You Pry It Out of My Cold Dead
Hands
Williams' Will Orders Frozen Head Used in Home Run Derby
Lottery Customer Worried about Asteroids
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Soul Sales Down 38%
Bush Loses America's Money, Pretty Sure He Knows Where He Left It

Berners-Lee Receives Lifetime Achievement Award From
Porn Industry
LOS ANGELES (DPI) - Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the
World Wide Web, was honored today by America's porn
industry for his invaluable contribution to the lives
and fetishes of millions of self-gratifying men around
the globe. In accepting the award, the bookish Berners-Lee stated
that he had invented the web "with a vision of
enabling people everywhere to freely share knowledge
and ideas, which would lead to the betterment of
humanity," but conceded that his invention had instead
"become the vehicle for transmitting images of fake
lesbians with 60-inch tits into every home and office
in the free world."
(Reported by Miles Walker)
John Walker Lindh Joins Village People as "Taliban Guy"
Woman Mistakes Blog Visitors for Friends
CHICOPEE, Mass. (DPI) - Debra Dixon was shocked
to learn that despite WebTrends reports to the contrary, having a daily
average of 400 unique visitors to her Blog during peak traffic hours
does not translate into real popularity or coolness. "I thought of these
people as my friends, you know, because they all stopped by to see how
my day was going," said Dixon. "They all really wanted to know what I had for
breakfast and how I doubled the volume of my Aunt Jemima syrup by adding
water to the bottle." Records show that most of Dixon's
visitors are from the iwon.com search results for "sticky fingers" and
"girls who love computers".
(Reported by Jody LaFerriere)
New Bad-Boy Image Fails to Get Corporate Accountant Laid
NEW YORK (DPI) - Despite the real, if remote, possibility that his work
might land him in a cell with a drug lord or murderer for five to 10 years,
WorldCom asset accounting manager Mel Acton found that his dangerous new
image is not the babe magnet he'd hoped. "Gosh darn it!" Acton said from a
lonely stool at a Wall Street fern bar, "I was hoping the ladies would
find allegations that I or someone in a similar position delayed
recognition of expenses, resulting in a possibly criminal overstatement of
earnings, to be a total turn-on. But I guess not."
(Reported by Joseph Moore)
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Bush Agrees to Tighten Business Ethics, Tuck CEOs Into Bed, Read Them Two
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Pope's Condition Downgraded From "Twitching" to "Catatonic"
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Day Trader Tells Mom She Sells Amway
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