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Featuring too much new stuff for a year end wrap-up The Good News JK Rowling read a dying girl her unpublished Harry Potter story so that she would know what happened before she passed away. The Bad News The child died on page 347 of the 1100 page masterwork called Harry Potter and the 20 Pound Novel. Chart of the Week
Headline of the Week "Administration Cites
Spelling Mistakes On Pages 4,482 and 11,549 As Grounds For Attack"
- The Chortler - Doing George Orwell Proud Halfway down this page you'll find a history of the dictionary definition of fascism, showing how the writers kept deliberately refining the definition, removing all references to it being a capitalist system in order to prevent people from perceiving it as a description of the USA. Big Brother would love smart billboards. Turnabout is Fair Play After police searched through a suspect's garbage, removed a used tampon, and sent it to a lab for drug testing, Portland's top brass said it was OK to swipe garbage, so a crack newsteam from Willamette Week grabbed theirs. Top Internet Story of 6 Months Ago That Just Made it Into Print "U.S. Had Key Role
in Iraq Buildup"
Maybe They'll Get Around to Printing THIS in 6 Months Last Friday, Pakistan, Turkmenistan, and, you guessed it, Afghanistan, signed an agreement for the U.S. to build a $3.2 billion gas pipeline project passing through the three countries, but it's got nothing to do with oil. If You Worked Airport Security,
I Feel So Much Safer Now Close to half the incoming members of Congress are millionaires and many will face votes that could affect their financial holdings. Investment Opportunity Michael Henderson only needs $5 billion to build a moon-themed hotel and casino in Las Vegas. Same Headline, Different Links Some Israelis killed some Palestinians and some Palestinians killed some Israelis. Apology of the Week Jack Black's Lord of the Rings was taken down from wherever I said it was, so I've reposted it here because you need a laugh. Alternate Laugh Riot of the Week My GOP Wish List - A Republican agenda in five easy pieces by Newt Gingrich (free but requires registration) But Seriously The funniest George W. Bush video of the week. Rockinest Video of the Week Rockinest Internet Radio of the Week Still the mouth that roars, Meria Heller. Internet Comedian of the Week Marc Maron's napkins are funnier than yours. If We Give Them the Aid BEFORE
the War,
The U.N. says Iraq will need $37 million in aid after the war. How to Cop Feels from Pregnant Women Just become an airport security man. Cartoon of the Week Yes, it's the wonderful world of Jobless Recovery. Oy Vey "First, we would certainly deploy
one carrier and probably two into the theater. Heavy bombers based on Guam
would participate. We also have substantial air assets in Okinawa and in
South Korea itself, and there will be large numbers of uncommitted air
units remaining in CONUS would could be deployed to the theater if need
be. (If necessary, we could activate ANG squadrons, but there will be regular
Air Force squadrons available as well.) Okinawa is not ideally placed to
support a war in Korea, but there are plenty of excellent airfields in
Kyushu, and I think that the Japanese government would permit their use.
A new outbreak of combat in South Korea would be something that Japan would
greatly fear, and there can be no question that it would actively help."
Wacko Conspiracy Theory of the Week Though Grape
Nuts contain no grapes or nuts, Coca Cola is called Coca Cola because it
is flavored with coca and cola. When they removed cocaine from the formula,
they did not remove the coca, just the cocaine. It is still flavored with
de-cocainized coca.
THE COCA-COLA RECIPE 1 oz. citrate caffeine 1 oz. vanilla 2½ oz. flavoring * 4 oz. fluid extract of coca 3 oz. citric acid 1 qt. lime juice 30 lbs. sugar 2½ gal. water caramel * orange, lemon, nutmeg, cinnamon, coriander, neroli oils, alcohol, and crack What the Rest of the World
Thinks of Us
Insane E-Mail of the Week "George W. Bush gets credit for
a very good year as president. His vision has been clear; his commitment
to fight terrorism has not wavered; and his redefinition of America's foreign
policy doctrines will change the way the world thinks about international
aggression. The Cheney-Rumsfeld-Powell-Rice team has helped Mr. Bush in
just two years in office join a small group of outstanding foreign-policy
leaders--Churchill, Reagan and Thatcher--in leading the world to a better
understanding of what it means to be free, and how freedom must be defended."
Am I the Only One ...who writes these damn things?
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