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Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Snowmen assemble rally for equal rights. Government says "snow way."
At the hight of the Occupy Wall Street movement, local snowmen push to obtain normal constitutional rights, including the right to bear tree branch arms. Celebrity spokesperson for the movement, Frosty the Snowman, states: "No longer should we be forced to smoke corncob pipes, and wear old silk hats that make us begin to dance around!"
Government officials agree that the motion is "just another example of homeless freeloaders hoping to get a hand out." Motion vote fails 97-1.
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Local OWS martyr, Michael Tike, dies protecting a political assembly in a field normally occupied by undisposed dog waste and homeless people.
Local authorities state that "Mr. Tike was rubbish that the city has neglected to take out for years."
Due to recent recycling laws, State DA seeks a hefty fine from the city, stating: "If the city doesn't take recycling seriously, who will?" Rhetorical question remains unanswered.
Saturday, July 9, 2011
Local toy is apathetic, children are not amused.
Neighborhood hot shot, Pete Tuschy, finds the toy to be "boring," and "a tremendously unreliable source."
Friday, June 24, 2011
Friday, June 17, 2011
Local banshee faces charges of vandalism, destruction of private property, aiding and abetting acts of theft and looting, disturbing the peace, impersonating a super hero without proper permits, and copyright infringement.
Prominent DA blames Hollywood for "glamorizing and condoning superhero behavior among impressionable adolescents."
Local exman/voiceover actor continues to staunchly reassure general public that "mutants are not a threat to humans."
Thursday, June 9, 2011
Riverside real estate mogul, Buck Tupper, pulls listings and cancels showings after being attacked by angry salmon.
Authorities suspect something "fishy" about incident as ocean view property sales skyrocket.
Rival realtor closes on 6th beach house this week. Denies any involvement in attack.
Saturday, June 4, 2011
World's oldest high school senior dies during commencement.
In his 70-year-enrollment at Dipper P. Goose High School, Ronald Tiggles was best known as the starting quarterback, teacher's pet, and Great Grandpa. He will be missed.
Friday, June 3, 2011
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Monday, May 30, 2011
Local Popeye helps charity and dies.
Local resident and full-time Popeye impersonator, Eugene LaPharfe, wowed donors at the Sweet Theresa Fundraiser this week during a dangerous performance involving the entertainer eating his own teeth. After his act, Mr. LaPharfe was immediately rushed to the hospital for emergency surgery to extract the teeth from his stomach. Although the procedure was a success, Mr. LaPharfe tragically passed away after falling down the stairs due to complications from the surgery.
Saturday, May 28, 2011
Saturday, May 21, 2011
Jesus stands up the entire world. Millions of Christians are "bummed."
Above: Local religion follower and self-proclaimed "cool uncle," Jason J. Jaye, waits for the Jesus as their casserole dinner gets cold.
Monday, May 9, 2011
Sunday, May 8, 2011
Mom & Daughter dream team memorialize their bond for Mother's Day. Childless divorcee and adoring fan provides the ink.
Dream Team mother and daughter, Barbara & Tilly Tooter, signed a non-traditional blood pact to be "Forever honest, true, and loving to each other." With the Tooters being unable to draw their own blood, a long time fan of the small family came to the rescue. Local resident, Elaine Tayne, donated blood directly from her barren womb to the help consummate the Tooter’s special bond.

Although Ms Tayne is unable to reproduce or adopt children, she had this to say about the event: “My body and the state won’t allow me to have kids, but there’s always more than one way to give birth. Just like I gave birth to the joy and happiness the Tooters now share ”.
Local doctor, K. Upton Soppy, filed a request with the city to legally start performing non-child birth deliveries and related procedures after business hours. City Council is expected to vote soon on the matter.
Saturday, May 7, 2011
Lil' Rambo at it again after refusing to play quietly. Residents flee town in record numbers.
Friday, May 6, 2011
McCallister family falls on hard times, parents forced to sell their home...alone.
Local Bandits to submit generous offer.
Parents blame financial upheaval on sons decades of erratic and volatile behavior, over indulgent use of illegal drugs, irresponsible spending, and the film "My Girl."
Thursday, May 5, 2011
Discipline guru is set to host conference for new dads at local hospital. All proceeds donated to The Sweet Teresa Fund.
Dr. Ben B. Piper demonstrates how to establish immediate parental dominance with famous technique.
Ted Prunte claims to be at wit's end with newborn son. Father desperately seeks safe and legal means for setting precedence with bratty baby.
Recent study concludes that well fed soda enthusiasts carry Shameless Free Spirit genome.
Guitar is a hero, claim local authorities.
Local authority states: This guitar has single-handedly prevented another outbreak of dumbass kids wasting their parents hard earned money on something they'll never be any good at.
Completed homework percentages hit all time low.
Babysitter Anna Tips arrested for posing as child psychologist extraordinaire.
Ms. Tips admits to having applied discredited child psychology exercises during playtime to wind down children and subconsciously encourage earlier bedtimes. The babysitter claims she only acted as a vehicle for the subject to manifest their own personal breakthroughs. She vehemently denies any responsibility for disruption in child's behavioral pattern.

Local apothecary immediately notified authorities of the suspected fraud after parents of Vernon Prittle dropped off phony prescriptions for Prozac and laughter to be filled for son.

Local apothecary immediately notified authorities of the suspected fraud after parents of Vernon Prittle dropped off phony prescriptions for Prozac and laughter to be filled for son.
Re-elected local mayor delivers on campaign promises. Town residents pleased to get mad props in the mail.
Bring your internet child to work day is a huge success!
Local office manager says: "Productivity is at an all time high, and it keeps dads off of the facebook."