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Volume XIII Issue VI May 9, 2007 Some Animals Were Harmed in the Making of This Issue.
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"When a naked man is chasing a woman through an alley with a butcher knife and a hard-on, I figure he isn't out collecting for the Red Cross." — Sun God, God of Gettin' Crunk
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Staff Writer Composes Article While Drunk, Editor Clearly Too Drunk to Notice

“Wow, this chair can spin, and so can the world!” said a sloppily inebriated Drew Stark.  “Wow, this chair can spin, and so can the world!” said a sloppily inebriated Drew Stark. - photo by Tim Etler
Michael Swaim
Editor in Chief

A writer for the paper wrote his article pretty drunk, but if you’re reading this, he says “I guess Drew was super drnuk too.” He added, “hahaha.”

Reportedly, he’s surprised that Emily even didn’t catch the spleling errors. She’s the copy editor who’s super hot. One time, the writer of the article allegedly totally made out with her. “It’s true,” he said, writing the article, adding “it’s true, period, quotation marks

However, the article was hard to write becuz of the spinning computer the author used. He plans to take a couple shots of Captain Morgan to smooth himself out. Drew got the shakes and passed out at the party last night. Reportedly. That’s probably why the artilce got printed. What does this squiggly red line under the word mean?? Freaking Microsoft Word is crazy, holmes. It’s all

He forgot what he was going to say. Oh, yeah! “The printer should at least have said something, right?” Wait, that wasn’t a quote. He meant to say, reportedly, the printer is supposed to catch stuff like this. Like bad writing mistaeks like this.

Then he said, “we should use another printer if they didn’t even call us about this.” He is the author. Sorry, I forgot to say that.

The author’s cell phone vibrated, which felt nice. Allegedly. It turns out he has a missed message from the printer saying to Drew to not print the issue. “Oh, I have Drew’s cell phone.” He doesn’t know why.

“That’s ironic,” he said, even though no one in the room was awake. That’s how drunk he was. Then he laughed and laughed until he forgot what he was laughing about, but remembered about taking those shots of Capin Mo.

“Body shots,” he corrected, sneeking over to Lara, who was past out from Margarita mix and gin. It was later revealed that Tim looks a lot like Lara when he’s passed out. Also that he’s naturally very salty.

Later he woke up and his head still hurt because Tim had punched him, so he decided to finish the article and use it to get revenge on Tim.

Reportedly, Tim went missing today on a tour of a douche factory, because the guy at the douche factory said “hey, that’s our prototype, we need that back.” Tim, you’re a douche.

Drew is going 2 stop this article when he sees it. There is no way in hell this will get printed. That would be really funny though. The author thinks he should end the article like a artistic sad French movie. “No, maybe not” he thought, “that’s not that funny.” He then treid to think of a better way to end the article.

Fin.

NEWS
IN BRIEF

2008 To Tie Record for the Most Consecutive Days

Experts predict the year 2008 will tie for the record for 366 consecutive days in a row. The last time 366 days appeared in a single year was in 2004.

Meteorologist George Anderson explained, “This year has a strange event. An extra day just appeared at the end of February for no apparent reason. ”

According to archeological records, an additional day has appeared every four years ever since the beginning of the universe in 4004 BC.

This makes the year 2008 the 1503rd year to tie for most consecutive days in a row.

Top Ten

Activities by Marine Biologists That Aren’t as Dirty as They Sound

  1. Scaring the squid
  2. Going deep
  3. Shark punching
  4. Accumulating crabs
  5. Calming the sea cucumber
  6. Getting the bends
  7. Prying open the dam
  8. A dissertation concerning the bio-economic consequences of introducing Indian Ocean sea grass into a cold-water Pacific habitat
  9. Tagging the dolphin
  10. Anything about blowholes