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Steve Sabo |
On tour: "I read a Rolling Stone
article about Marilyn Manson. It said he had a groupie come back stage
and ask him to rip pages out of the bible, shove them deep inside her
while various members of the band took turns urinating on her. Can
you believe that? Can you believe there was a bible backstage at a
Marilyn Manson concert?" |
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Steve Purcell |
At Giggles in Milwaukee: "When I was a kid
my mom would wake me up for school every morning by playing the song
Elvira by the Oak Ridge Boys at a very high volume. To this day
whenever I hear that song I want to cut school and go smoke a joint
behind the garage." |
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Dobie Maxwell |
On WLUP-FM in Chicago: "I have the worst
luck with cars. I'm the only person I know who has run out of gas...in
the car wash. Another time I blew the engine in the Taco Bell
drive-thru line. That's adding insult to injury because I had to push
it ten feet...wait for someone to make an order...push it another ten
feet." |
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Sideways |
While this film by the outstanding writing
team of Alexander Payne and Jim Taylor (About Schmidt, Election) is
ultimately touching as well, this tale of two best buddies on a
weeklong bachelor-party road trip features some of the funniest and
most surprising scenes of any film this year. A definite Oscar
contender and a must-see. |
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The Beavers of Greensburg, Louisiana |
Yes, beavers. A gaggle of the bucktoothed
busy bastards fell upon a canvas bag containing over 70 thousand
dollars that were stolen from the nearby Lucky Dollar Casino, and
tossed into their now upscale swamp. The paddle-tailed opportunists
wasted no time investing the cash by weaving the Greensburg greenbacks
into a new dam, making them the most successful money grubbing rodents
since Donald Trump |
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Yasser Arafat |
The Palestinian leader/terrorist died this
month. Or, you could say he threw in the towel. |
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U.S. Airport Security |
With the holidays just around the corner
the Transportation Safety Board has decided to let the minimum wage
geeks who conduct contraband searches at our nation's airports to
start copping feels off of an ever increasing number of elderly ladies
and celebrities. Actress Patti Lupone - Evita on Broadway and the mom
on TV's "Life Goes On" - was forced to remove her shirt in public,
then have her buttocks and breasts squeezed in front of a planeload of
passengers. A dimbulb in a cheap uniform massaging Patti Lupone's ass
in public? Just call it the "Revenge of Corky." |
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K-Mart and Sears |
The twin titans of trashy products
announced an $11 billion merger that would make the joint companies
the third largest purveyor of crap on Earth. Yippee - now you can get
your shitty clothes and your generic appliances in one shabbily
decorated store! |
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Charles H. Bell |
The CEO of McDonald's announced he is
stepping down to focus on his battle with cancer. He replaced James R.
Cantalupo, who died of a heart attack at a McDonalds convention in
April. Cancer.heart attack.Amazing.Apparently the highly educated
millionaires who run Mickey Dee's are actually stupid enough to eat
the food there. It's time to replace Ronald McDonald with a more
accurate corporate spokesperson: the Angel Of Death. |
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Kirstie Alley |
Speaking of fatass McDonalds regulars, the
former hottie from "Cheers" has porked out to 260 pounds and hit the
cover of Star magazine admitting she's (and we quote) "Too Fat for
Sex!" Now, if only the rest of America's obese citizens would get the
memo. |
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The National Basketball Association |
Hey David Stern, rather than suspending
Ron Artest for the season, why not make him the spokesman for the
NBA's newest promotional campaign? "NBA Basketball: It's Fan-Punching-Tastic!!!" |
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