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December 10, 2001   
You can't spell 'patriot' without 'a riot'
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Parents’ Groups to Britney: “Die, Slut, Die!”

Virginal exhibitionist denies charges of erotic lyrics
December 10, 2001
Fresno, CA
Courtesy Jive Records
Teen idol Britney Spears, who has never seen the back seat of your best friend's Impala
W
ith the November release of her third album, Britney, teen idol Britney Spears has set off a wave of controversy over the seemingly-erotic nature of the lyrics to her newest songs. Spears denies such allegations vehemently, pointing to her much-publicized and very occasionally believed virginity, and her total coyness in interviews, which she often conducts while being photographed riding a gigantic 18-foot dildo. “I think it’s important to stay a virgin until you get married,” Spears recently told The Straits Times of Singapore, wiping a long white streak of what appeared to be dried semen off her top lip. “It’s more special that way.”

Parents’ groups around the world are up in arms over Spears’ newest album, fearing the influence that t...Read more...

New Invention to Take Americans to New Heights of Laziness

Segway HT to take away any remaining reason to walk
December 10, 2001
Washington, D.C.
Segway LLC Press Kit
Segway HT forever ends plaguing question: "How do I get over there without walking?"
T
he invention has been creating a buzz around the world before it was even revealed. Its inventors and investors guaranteed it would be the next big thing. And it’s finally revealed—the Segway HT, or Human Transporter, and it will forever change the world. Especially America, where Americans are barely walking on their own feet or engaging in any natural cardio exercise at all. The Segway HT promises to reduce American voluntary movement by up to 100%.

The Segway was invented by Dean Kamen, and its being hailed as the world’s first dynamic self-balancing human transporter.

In a recent commune poll, when asked about the major problems facing their lives, most Americans responded, in popular order: Terrorism, natural biological illnesses such as canc...Read more...




December 10, 2001
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President Bush Will Have to Kill a Man to Get Some Goddamn Respect

the commune's Ted Ted would like to know if you're talking to him, or the freakishly obese toddler to his right
The time has come, and no one is happier than I am. The honus is on the president to prove he's a man. He's been disrespected every which way by everybody in the business. Celebrities, political commentators, foreigners living abroad. Now the president has but one option to earn some respect: Kill a man with his bare hands.

Yes, at this point, even shooting a man in a gunfight in the middle of the day, high noon, will not get the president the respect he needs. He has waited far too long to make an example out of some ballsy jackass badmouthing him. The only way to get some goddamn respect at this point is a hands-on, take-no-prisoners approach.

When you think of our least-respected presidents, you know, Gerald Ford, think to yourself: Did he ever kill a man? Nop...Read more...

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BY e.l. pout
11/26/2001
Distraction
Fifteen phantom penpoints
All under my control
I move them deftly, swiftly smearing
ink upon a single slice of paper.

Sixteen sweatered titties
Distracting me so simply
from my fifteen phantom penpoints
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