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Ford
Apologizes to Terrorists
Ford Motor Company has made a big mistake. Ford?
A mistake? I know this sounds too unbelievable to
be true, but the CEO of Ford Motors said publicly
today, "Ah Shit! Another one blew up? Shit!
I'm sorry Mr/Mrs.Terrorist." This formal apology
to every known terrorist group worldwide had come
none too soon. The United Nations was just about
to pass a military-action judgment on both the lethal
terrorist groups 'The Garth Brooks Fan Club' &
the 'International Merkur [XR4Ti] Owners Network
Union (IMONU)' which would have authorized the use
of maximum force (Kenny Loggins) in eradicating
Chris Gaines and Euro-Fords forever.
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Viagra
Provides Solution to Softwood Lumber Dispute
Since March of 2001 the Canadian lumber industry has been
immersed in a trade war with the United States forest
industry. At the heart of the conflict is the issue of
duties. The duties, which are applied to all exports that
are considered to be unfairly subsidized, are costing
the lumber industry billions. On top of the already exorbitant
exporting duty, is the anti-dumping duty. Dumping is a
term used to describe the sale of goods to another country
at less than what they cost to produce. This anti-dumping
duty is not to be confused with the one that Shaquille
O'Neal thought was imposed upon him last year during the
NBA playoffs, which had him protesting, "I'm at home,
I can't even take a dump".
Just when the softwood lumber dispute between Canada and
the United States appeared to be at a suffocating stand
still, a cooperative effort by Canadian softwood lumber
interests and U.S. consumer groups have resulted in The
U.S.-Canada Partnership for Growth. This newly formed
alliance has made it abundantly clear that their number
one priority is to provide a solution to this softwood
lumber dispute, and that their number two priority is
to eradicate Alan Thicke.
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Nunavut
Becomes Province of Choice
IQALUIT, NU--Statistics Canada reports that Canadians
are on the move again.
In the five years prior to 2003, 41.9 per cent of the
population older than four & younger than five changed
residence. The 2002 data showed 43.3 per cent of tykes
had moved; in 2001, 46.7 per cent scribbled they had moved
during the previous five years thereby making them either
in utero or nonexistent.
Of those crossing provincial borders, the general drift
continued to be northwestward, but Nunavut supplanted
Alberta as the destination of choice.
Attracted by the booming cod liver oil and tear gas industries,
nearly a quarter-million phantasmal zygotes moved into
Nunavut, creating a net population increase of 101,476.
We're still waiting for the explanation to come back from
Stats Canada as to how & why these fetuses escaped
the uterus and wandered into Nunavut to start working
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Man
Harassed by Large Sperm
MIDDLETOWN,
MAN--Authorities in Middletown, Manitoba are on the lookout
for a large sperm who has been accused of harassing a
local resident. The police have released the following
sketch and encourage any phone calls that may tip them
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Pig
Farmer Off Bacon
RAINY RIVER, ON--Dennis Schmov, Rainy River's wealthiest
man, has been quoted as saying, "I'm off Bacon for
good." These are strong sentiments from a man who
has dedicated his life to a high quality swinery. "He
never should have taken that part in 'Mystic River', and
I hate Clint Eastwood," said a distraught Schmov.
Local area farmers are worried too. Schmov's business
attracts more than 50 customers a month to the area for
bi-weekly film festivals, and we all know about the staggering
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On
Ad
Placement
Advertising at its best has the potential to make you
forget the show you're watching, bus you're riding, or
roller-skates you're skating. Advertising at its worst
brings one back into the nightmare that he/she passes
off as his/her life. Lets face it, your life sucks in
comparison to the shows you watch. Even on your best night
you're not hanging out with David Caruso in Miami or shooting
the shit with Sippowitz. I bet you've never even seen
a crime scene, let alone given Caruso movie career advice
(he should do blaxploitation), and Sippowitz don't do
friendships- just ads.
Commercials bring you back into the real world. Not everybody
can fly Air Wolf or commandeer Kitt, but everyone can-
or at the very least has the potential to- buy new and
improved Kotex . This small little detail validates peoples'
otherwise worthless life. Did you see the new Heineken
commercial? I bet you did. Is your fridge now stocked
with the smooth import? I bet it is. Is your house now
the wild party portrayed in the commercial? Not even close.
Admit it, you don't have more than two friends and those
people are just work acquaintances. I'm not trying to
be condescending; in fact, I'm in the same boat. At least
commercials give you the potential to live vicariously
through television; while trying to hang out with stars,
if your lucky enough to meet/stalk them, gives you nothing
but the potential for a restraining order. Take it from
a person who's not allowed within 3 miles of Nell Carter-
stick with the commercials.
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John
Stockton's Stock Tips
Well it's that time again. Yep, holiday season is upon us, and
so is the perfect time to revamp your portfolio, RRSP, &
investment options for the rapidly approaching fourth quarter
and potential 5 minute overtime quarter. Let us take a minute
to discuss your best bets for a financial slam-dunk or 3 pointer
this December. I really enjoy playing with you guys; let's play
some basketball.
If you're a pro jock like me, you've obviously got truckloads
of extra money flying around at the holidays, but how can you
get that money working for you? Short shorts term investments?
Blue Chip Stock at Laker Games? This month's recommendation
for an instant thousand-dollar slam-dunk is as simple as one,
two, thr
Karl Malone. I recently let Karl Malone handle
my 401k, and he quickly got his bench press up to a 415k! Karl
told me that was a healthy increase of fourteen plus using Special
K. When I asked him what that meant & where my money was,
he told me he used it to wipe down the bench after mondo reps.
Okay, maybe that wasn't the wisest investment decision, but
who needs to retire anyway? We all know I never will. Moving
on, Karl is much smarter than you think. Observe:
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