O'Rourkeville Gazette - Abridged
Today in History
It was on this day, in 1827, when professor Wilfred E. Whippleferry, after accidentally discovering a hydrochloric solution which immediately ate through the oak desk top of the chairman of his department, turned to his assistant, Sidney Binkett, and declared "Well, I guess that's my AssSid."
Local News
Earlier this month, a late afternoon sighting of the Loch Ness Monster, near Gazelle Island, was reported by a group of Nazarene students visiting from southeastern Kansas. A resulting investigation of the discovery by these overzealous youth revealed the beast was only Rush Limbaugh snorkeling after a family picnic. Although the incident was resolved quickly and with little uproar, the youth were clearly shaken at the sight of Mr. Limbaugh in speedos and a scuba mask.
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Friday evening marked the premiere of “Survivor: O’Rourkeville”. Despite having formed alliances with several Chevron cars and an emotionally disturbed artist’s mannequin, by Saturday morning Pinhole had been voted off and exiled to the upstairs computer. Gwendolyn has been encouraged by this development, but it’s hard for a cat to look cocky when her bandana keeps slipping down over her eyes.
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Also on Friday local toy manufacturers, Milt and Bradley, launched their new “David Blaine” inaction figure product line. It is recommended that the figure be stored in its original container suspended from a light fixture in a prominent area of the house. The makers claim that “David” will provide hours of ogling amusement for the entire family, as well as prepare the children for the lack of imagination required as they approach adulthood. Catheter and Glucose IV Kit sold separately.
Thought for the Day
"Bestos is, Asbestos Does."
Orchard Gump
(Forrest's slightly less intelligent
younger brother)
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I like the Gazette already! Heck, I just read our local weekly newspaper and besides not having half this much news, it wasn't nearly as well written! Too bad about the kids and the encounter with Rush though: therapy is terribly expensive these days.
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Could your local weekly use a cub reporter? I might be willing to relocate for the right money...and a nice pair of pants.
Thanks,
Pinhole
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Our paper could use a cub EDITOR, preferably one who has at least a slight understanding of the English language. The pants could possibly be arranged, although they, too, would have to be imported.
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I especially liked the saying of the day. I may use that in a sermon soon!
Give my regards to Orchard!
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Orchard said to feel free to use the quote, with his blessing...although I'm not sure he has that kind of authority unless someone near him sneezes.
Thanks for the visit,
Pinhole
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Thanks so much for sharing. Fantastic stuff you've got here. It's a real treat to read.
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