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Thousands of Missing Children Found at "Have You Seen Me?" Headquarters

April 29, 2002
Windsor, CT
SNAPPER McGEE
Newly-freed children sent home with commemorative "Have You Seen Me?" plaques
A
daring pre-dawn raid on ADVO national headquarters, concluding a joint investigation between the FBI and the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, has resulted in the discovery of thousands of missing children this week. Americans from all walks of life have responded, in unison, (kind of like in Pink Floyd’s Another Brick in the Wall, except they’re not all little English kids) “Holy shit? Really. Wait, what’s ADVO?”

ADVO, Inc., the nation’s largest full-service targeted direct mail marketing services company with annual revenues of over $1 billion, is best-known (and by that we mean among people who can tell the difference between different targeted direct mail marketing services companies, so like four people in Iowa maybe and probably your d...Read more...


HD-DVDs could piss off DVD owners as soon as next year

Workplace shooting "had to happen on a Monday," says victim

Guy said no onions on his Whopper—dig the wax out of your ears

Chinese AIDS vaccine cheaper if you go for immunization buffet



December 8, 2003

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Volume 57

Dear commune:

I want a new ten-speed bike, not a Huffy or a kid’s bike or anything, but one with real handle brakes and everything, something glossed up and ready to go. Something really cool looking. If you want to throw in a helmet or some neon-looking biker shorts, all the better, but I’m not holding my breath.

I also wouldn’t mind a bunch of DVD movies and a new DVD player. I realize the one I got for Christmas last year is still pretty new, but something about the way the front panel lights up—I don’t know, kinda faggy. I’m just saying.

I would also like an electric guitar, whatever you pick out should be fine. I don’t know how to play but I know if I got one I would take the time to learn, no matter what my dad says. Everything does not just end up in the garage gathering dust.

If you could bring me this stuff, which is not a lot to ask, I won’t even ask for anything really big and ridiculous, like having all my bills paid and getting a girlfriend who doesn’t sleep around at the drop of a hat. Oh, but I do want to ask for world peace. Partly because I really want it, partly because I feel like a total asshole if I don’t ask for at least one thing not entirely just for me.
I realize you are not Santa Claus, and this letter did not come to you by mistake. I stopped writing to Santa Claus because Christmas came and I ended up with a big lapful of nothing. I like you guys, you seem like the kind of...Read more...


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November 24, 2003

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Libel Maker

Hold onto your asses, 'cause this is craziness in peak: I'm being sued.

Right, me. I thought as a legal requirement to be sued you have to have money. Apparently something has changed in the Constitution. Let this be a lesson to everyone, you got to read the Constitution once every few years to see if it's been altered or replaced. Not all of us individually, that would be outrageous. We should all just select one person a year to read it, starting in reverse alphabetical order. Then that guy gets on the internet and tells us what's been taken out and revised. And hopefully no one will figure out by the time it rolls around to me I'll be a hundred-something or dead.

None of this helps. But it helps to complain about the Constitution when you're pissed off.

Oh, the lawsuit, right. It's that snurfler Jayme. I know snurfler isn't a real word, but c'mon, she's suing me. I'm not going to go and call her an economy-sized bitch when she could attach that as another lawsuit. From now on, I'm only calling that sperm queen made-up names.

So get this. I'm trying to do some of the regular cover shoots for the next few issues of Metallichick comic book and major lorkhound Jayme is hanging around and totally distracting Nat so his mind is on getting laid rather than doing business. I tell her to run off and cream the janitor for a few minutes while Nat and I do real work, and she got all offended. Nat was pissed at me, and...Read more...


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Quote of the Day
“There ain't no cure for the summertime blues. Or HIV. Boy, AIDS, that must suck. This has been a Public Service Announcement from Eddie Cochran.”

-Eddie Cochran
Fortune 500 Cookie
Look to the stars for guidance: preferably someone who's been in a big movie in the last five years. You will go to the bathroom this week. Don't be fooled by your lack of progress in life: things can still get much worse. This week's lucky gelatin desserts: Jell-O Jigglers, Jell-O Epileptics, Limp Hicks, Greased Piggie Bites, Spineless Weasels, Slime Dogs.


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BY Squirrel Robinson
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Screamin' firecrackers were going off in my head. Pop pop pop. That's how firecrackers sound.

I literally fell out of the chair, and metaphorically threw up. I stood with a scream, a loud, "Arrrrggh!" That's what a scream sounds like. The clients grabbed me and strapped me back into the chair.

"You big gaywad," said Toro-san, the Japanese businessman who led this pack o' goons. "Fredddy Hotwire, if you can't take the heat, get out of the electronic kitchen."

Fredddy Hotwire, that's me. If you need someone to store all your memories, all your brainwaves, everything that makes you a person—that's me. I carry people's personalities in my head, like a backup disk. It's a luxury only the rich can afford, and if you're rich and dying like Toro-san, for...Read more...

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