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March 7, 2005 |
Alderson, WV Assad the Unseen Ice Queen Stewart seen here, modeling her fashionable new earlobe tracking tag shortly after release espite the protests of investors who fear for their own financial safety, Federal authorities tagged and released Housewifing guru Martha Stewart into the wild last Friday, returning the mogul to her natural environment in hopes of learning from her behavior outside captivity.
Federal marshals were on high alert this weekend as the news broke that the TV personality and famously nice lady had been released. Early reports that Stewart had escaped from her West Virginia prison, bribing her captors with microwave caramel apples and slipping out through a shit drain in the fashionably late hours Thursday night, later proved to be erroneous. Stewart, thought to be either foraging in the wild or sitting with her feet up in her Bedford, New York home, eating lightly salted edaman...
espite the protests of investors who fear for their own financial safety, Federal authorities tagged and released Housewifing guru Martha Stewart into the wild last Friday, returning the mogul to her natural environment in hopes of learning from her behavior outside captivity.
Federal marshals were on high alert this weekend as the news broke that the TV personality and famously nice lady had been released. Early reports that Stewart had escaped from her West Virginia prison, bribing her captors with microwave caramel apples and slipping out through a shit drain in the fashionably late hours Thursday night, later proved to be erroneous. Stewart, thought to be either foraging in the wild or sitting with her feet up in her Bedford, New York home, eating lightly salted edamane soy beans, is considered fashionably dressed and not particularly dangerous.
âAaagh!â screamed part-time stock investor Harold Oldman, perhaps overreacting to the news. âWeâre all going to die!â
Recent retiree and investment dabbler Maya Coolidge expressed a similar sentiment from a crack between the several wooden pallets she had stacked in front of her front door for protection. âI donât feel safe in my own home!â shouted Coolidge through the muffle of plywood. Either that or âAdam feet saving moan hole!â which this reporter preferred, but the copy desk found less likely.
Coolidge might also have yelled âRadon eels chafe gin eyes! Phone Rome!â or âIdle fleece have fins, mayo gnome!â regardless of what those commune knobs, who werenât even there, have to say about it.
Many loudmouthed observers believe that Stewart served too short a prison sentence for doing some kind of naughty stocky thing that few understand. But wildlife experts disagree, citing the scientific benefits of West Virginiaâs âcatch and releaseâ program.
âWeâre not learning anything from Martha being in prison,â explained science redneck Tick Douglas. âExcept that she doesnât like Jell-o, but will eat it if force-fed by giant lesbians. But in the wild, in her natural habitatâŚâ Douglasâ eyes glazed over in a drifting, far-away stare. âHumanity could benefit forever from what we learn.â
Snippy observers have christened Stewartâs new earlobe tracking tag âtack-zilla, girlfriendâ but Stewart herself has been silent about the seemingly-undignified accessory. Many believe this is because Stewart plans to start a new fashion craze by selling knock-off ear tags as part of her Martha Stewart Everyday line available at K-Mart stores, and the elementary schools that were until a few months ago K-Mart stores, nationwide. the commune news has long stood by our practice of tagging and releasing visitors to the commune offices, despite editor-brother Gay Bagelâs decree of âYou walk in, you work here.â Boner Cunningham seems to win a new journalism award every month, a streak continued by his recent âLead Balloonâ trophy for the yearâs most inappropriate interview question when he asked the highly-dignified Nelson Mandela if he knew who had stolen Bonerâs car stereo.
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Washington, D.C. Junior Bacon The ever-dignified Gooding Jr., seen here backflipping for racial equality oming hot on the heels of Februaryâs âBlack History Monthâ bacchanalia, the U.S. government threw a surprising ceremony last week commemorating March as âBlack Histrionics Month,â celebrating the overly dramatic and frenetic behavior famous to the black stereotype. American actor Cuba Gooding Jr. was tapped to inaugurate the memorial month, in a nod to his lifelong efforts to keep the stereotype alive.
âYou know you want to hear it! Show me the money! Show ME the MO-NEY!â Gooding screamed to the assembled crown, before turning three consecutive backflips and tearing off his shirt. Gooding thrilled whites everywhere with his comfortably overblown black antics.
Before he could be shouted off the stage by self-respecting blacks who for some reason ...
oming hot on the heels of Februaryâs âBlack History Monthâ bacchanalia, the U.S. government threw a surprising ceremony last week commemorating March as âBlack Histrionics Month,â celebrating the overly dramatic and frenetic behavior famous to the black stereotype. American actor Cuba Gooding Jr. was tapped to inaugurate the memorial month, in a nod to his lifelong efforts to keep the stereotype alive.
âYou know you want to hear it! Show me the money! Show ME the MO-NEY!â Gooding screamed to the assembled crown, before turning three consecutive backflips and tearing off his shirt. Gooding thrilled whites everywhere with his comfortably overblown black antics.
Before he could be shouted off the stage by self-respecting blacks who for some reason decided to attend the ceremony/travesty, Gooding Jr. ran through a terrifying recap of the last 50 years of black movie stereo types, leaving the audience either horrified or hilarified, depending on the color of their skin.
âLordse, we got to have a doctor! I donât know nothin âbout birthinâ babies!â clowned Gooding, simultaneously over the top and under the bottom. âBitch! I will kick the bulimia outta yoâ ass!â
The well-publicized ceremony has also drawn unwanted attention from Latinos, the countryâs largest minority group, who are upset that they donât have their own month. When asked about this discrepancy during a recent interview, President Bush was clever.
âNo Latino History Month?â asked Bush thoughtfully. âWhy, thatâs because every month is Latino History Month!â The president smiled slyly, impressed by his own deft maneuvering.
Prominent Latino leaders, however, find such statements to be caca.
âWe want our own history month,â explained Latino community leader Hector Villanova. âAnd not some bullshit thatâs all about the Alamo, either. Weâre not falling for that again.â
The attention drawn to the new black month two-for-one has caused Americaâs racial shit to hit the fan at a high rate of speed as a dizzying array of other races have demanded their own months. Early reports indicate that some pushy races have even demanded two months, in order to even the playing field in the impending race race. Asians, Norwegians, East Indians and even the Irish have all chimed in with their hunger to make sure the black man doesnât have anything special for himself.
Native American groups, on the other hand, have taken the high road, explaining that theyâd rather take a pass on reliving their history and would be satisfied with having the whole of Las Vegas declared a multi-tribal reservation. the commune news has a strict policy about refusing to indulge in racial stereotypes unless they are really, really funny. Shabozz Wertham, angry black man, was thought to be completely devoid of a sense of humor until someone spotted the 2BLAK4U license plate on his Lincoln Navigator last week. 2FUNY, Shabozz.
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June 6, 2005 The Siege of ParisEveryone I know in the conspiracy community and the Niluminati were, of course, stunned by the big bomb drop this week. And you can hardly blame us, it has to be the news everybody has been wanting to hear for years. Paris Hilton marrying Paris ???? That's insanity. Two people with the same first name can't marry each other. That's the whole reason our country has stood fast against gay marriage for so long. The notion of a Steve marrying a Steve⌠brr! I'm chilled to the bone just thinking about it.
Imagine all the potential disasters that would happen in that household. A man calls there, asking for Paris, and the husband flips out, yelling and screaming and threatening violence, only to find out the caller was his best friend, Buddy. Plus, think about how gross it is to g...
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Everyone I know in the conspiracy community and the Niluminati were, of course, stunned by the big bomb drop this week. And you can hardly blame us, it has to be the news everybody has been wanting to hear for years. Paris Hilton marrying Paris ???? That's insanity. Two people with the same first name can't marry each other. That's the whole reason our country has stood fast against gay marriage for so long. The notion of a Steve marrying a Steve⌠brr! I'm chilled to the bone just thinking about it.
Imagine all the potential disasters that would happen in that household. A man calls there, asking for Paris, and the husband flips out, yelling and screaming and threatening violence, only to find out the caller was his best friend, Buddy. Plus, think about how gross it is to get out of the shower and use your wife, Paris', monogrammed towel. Dammit! If only the two of us didn't share the same name. What I'm mainly worried about, though, is the next time I download a bootleg video of Paris having sex with someone, it better be the female one. That's all I'm saying.
I can understand her wanting to settle down, though. Her movie career is finally starting to take off, what with that Carl Jr.'s commercial getting her such fantastic acting notice. She's apparently broken ties once and for all with that troublemaker Nicole Richie, and it's about time. I'm hoping she'll do the wise thing for the next season of The Simple Life, and get a reliable new influence like Kelly Clarkson to co-star. And, this is neither here nor there, but they should have to work in a Denny's all season. I have a hunch that would be classic TV in the making.
I have additional worries about Paris Hilton settling down once and for all, even though I think it might be in her best interest. I hope she doesn't balloon up like Elle MacPherson once she's married. A lot of super-models just let themselves go and lose their classic toothpick shape. But with a husband sharing the same name, plus him not being famous and multi-talented like her, that has to cause some torment, which always causes heavy drinking, which causes great preservation of eternal thinness. So that's working for her.
Interesting about this "Deep Throat" thing, too. Some people may have guessed Paris Hilton was actually Deep Throat, but that was another video entirely, rest assured. Plus, I don't think she knows anything about Washington politics, part of that younger generation that thinks politics are queer. I was surprised by Felt's admission, I had always suspected Linda Lovelace, Misty Sugar, or White House Counsel John Dean. Actually, I really wanted it to be Jimmy Dean, just for a real twist, but that wasn't too likely. I'm not sure how an actor and sausage magnate would be privilege to such information, but as I said, it was more a fantasy than anything else.
We in the conspiracy-cracking business owe a real debt to Mark Felt, not only for expanding our sexual consciousness, but for helping to bring down a president and making us feel, at last, like we could break some of these conspiracies, if we stayed on them long enough. I was a young cub reporter at the time, and I wish Felt had had enough confidence to come to me with the story, instead of Joanne Woodward and Leonard Bernstein. They should give him the biggest tribute of all, since bringing down the president helped launch Woodward's acting career, and Bernstein spent the rest of his life recording the tales of the Watergate conspiracy in his successful series of Bernstein Bears books. What I couldn't have done with such information.
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Quote of the Day“Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, the wretched refuse of your teeming shores... uh, on second thought, scratch that. If I can pick, don't give me any losers.”
-Emily DickinsomeFortune 500 CookieGive up the ghost this weekâeverybody knows you're drawing those eyebrows on with a magic marker. You may only be a gigolo, but that doesn't mean anybody wants to hear you sing about it. Try naming a constellation after yourself: it worked for that "Chantilly Lace" guy. This week's lucky pets: salamander, ostrich, rutabaga, cow fetus, bottle of deadly germs.
Try again later.Top Cruel New Rumors1. | Gay people can't whistle | 2. | Tennessee quarter shows state trooper harassing black motorist | 3. | French Stewart not actually French | 4. | Cats love vodka | 5. | Donald Trump is secret owner of McDonald's chain | |
| Iran, Syria Announce "Best Friends" StatusBY orson welch 5/23/2005 I have tried to tune out the entertainment "news," such as it is, this week. I may have gotten my wires crossed on this one, but is it true some theaters in Kentucky are boycotting films because of Darth Vader's involvement in the Vietnam War? That's a shame. If these prequels have shown us anything, it's that he deserves a break. How would you like to have been Hayden Christensen in your early life? Heartbreaking. But enough of the news and pathos, I move on to the DVD reviews.
Now on DVD:
Kinsey I missed this once last week. Perhaps I mistook it for a Star Wars prequel prequel—Qui-Gon tinkers around with the homosexual side of the force. In all seriousness, there's nothing terribly wrong with this movie; nothing terribly notable about it eit...
I have tried to tune out the entertainment "news," such as it is, this week. I may have gotten my wires crossed on this one, but is it true some theaters in Kentucky are boycotting films because of Darth Vader's involvement in the Vietnam War? That's a shame. If these prequels have shown us anything, it's that he deserves a break. How would you like to have been Hayden Christensen in your early life? Heartbreaking. But enough of the news and pathos, I move on to the DVD reviews. Now on DVD:KinseyI missed this once last week. Perhaps I mistook it for a Star Wars prequel prequel—Qui-Gon tinkers around with the homosexual side of the force. In all seriousness, there's nothing terribly wrong with this movie; nothing terribly notable about it either. Your standard brilliant mind/tortured soul run through the theater. I think we're more in need of a movie studying our current hobbled sexuality, which explodes in the most bizarre ways—"all-Playmate Fear Factor," anyone? But if I were going to remake every film I wanted to have been different, I would probably make them all non-existent. Leaving myself out of a job. So let's move on. The AviatorA long-awaited Oscar contender finally comes to DVD, where everyone can finally realize the hype wasn't worth it. Not Star Wars-quality over-hype, but not worth the adulation. Not quite the "brilliant mind/tortured soul" formula, more like "half-insane/tortured soul." The Academy really loved this mash letter to old Hollywood, but then, last year everyone was Hobbitt-crazy. Hollywood prefers its characters far more fictional. Watch for Cate Blanchett in a strangely shake-free impression of Katherine Hepburn. Pooh's Heffalump MovieWinnie the Pooh was neutered, bland entertainment back when kids were used to seeing people get murdered and beaten to death in their cartoons. Yet somehow, even in this day and age, when all children's entertainment is castrated, Pooh remains duller than ever. The audiences at a showing of Pooh's Heffalump Movie were in a catatonic state children haven't been seen in since TeleTubbies left the air. I myself was nearly lost forever to this film's coma-inducing power, but the cleaning lady happened to pull the plug while vacuuming, freeing me from its spell. I warn you all not to rent it, and whatever you do, do not mix it with alcohol or medication. The BoogeymanSpeaking of dullness. Like you all, when I was younger, my parents told me horrifying tales about a movie this awful being under my bed. A horror movie so atrocious it couldn't even make an old man with loose bladder syndrome wet himself. I can think of no excusable reason to see this movie. If you take a date to it, he or she will think you are afraid of real horror movies, and couldn't get a ticket to Heffalump. If you are caught vandalizing mailboxes and assigned to six months in jail or seeing this movie, I can guarantee you the jail time will pass faster. You are also likely to find more feminine creatures in the joint than Lucy Lawless. That's all for this week. And please, Southern theater owners, forgive Darth Vader already. For all his questionable behavior in the 1960s, at least his films contain almost epileptic action sequences that keep you from drifting away into limbo. If you can't do a good movie, at least make a kinetic one. |