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Beloved “Little Rascals” star shipped to Gitmo for waterboarding, sweat lodge ceremony


james-cameron“Trent Lott never would have been able to get away with that,” said party chairman Michael Steele


Commentary by Carbolic Smoke Ball Guest Critic Bela Lugosi

In three weeks, the pea-brained, estrogen-poisoned teenage girls of America will be flocking to see the next abomination in the “Twilight Saga,” which they’ve deluded themselves into thinking are vampire flicks.

The “Twilight” films are not vampire flicks.

I cannot write what “Twilight” really is because this is a family news outlet, but suffice it to say that “Twilight” was the worst motion picture ever produced. The video from an ATM surveillance camera is better than this drek. “Twilight” was an open sewer, a damnable pit of putrefaction, an atrocity, a slimy gathering of all that is rotten and putrid in the debris of human depravity.

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KanyeHillaryAngry rapper grabs mic, insists Beyonce should have been named Secretary of State


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WoodstockJewsArabs wonder, “What are those sneaky Jews up to now?”


ChrisBrownApology“Bitch better accept it, or else!” says contrite rapper


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startrek_fridayWASHINGTON – The United States Supreme Court issued its long-awaited opinion on the new Star Trekmovie yesterday. The verdict: Totally Bitchin.

The decision was released following a special matinee showing of the blockbuster hit at a downtown multiplex attended by all nine justices.

Writing for the majority, Chief Justice John Roberts called the film “totally bitchin,” and  ”one of the coolest pictures he’s seen in a long time.”

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chrisbrownplea“That ain’t a crime. That’s just keepin’ it real,” R&B singer says


elderly-manNEW YORK – CBS is ending the legendary 72-year run of the granddaddy of all soap operas, “Guiding Light,” which began as a 15-minute serial on NBC Radio on Jan. 25, 1937.  The show fell victim to changing viewer habits.

102-year-old Samuel Blatchford, who has starred as leading man Ellis Smith in every episode of the show on both radio and televison, blames “the hippies and the draft dodgers” for the show’s demise. 

Faced with extinction last year, the show’s plotlines were revamped to attract younger viewers.  The producers had Blatchford’s character take up with a college crowd – ”we were a bunch of hot studs on the prowl for hook-ups,” he explained — but after an initial ratings bump, viewership plummetted. Insiders blamed Blatchford.  First, he objected to playing every scene shirtless “because of the pacemaker.”  Then he abruptly forced writers to scuttle a plotline where his character was to be accused of date-rape by a fellow-student because he feared “they’d make me show my wee-wee.”

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joannaidolFOX officials cite Joanna Pacitti’s unpaid royalties taxes, opposition to Simon Cowell’s stimulus plan


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bruce-springsteen-1TAMPA – Bruce Springsteen held his own Super Bowl press conference yesterday and told reporters he was dedicating his half-time performance to the memories of Woody Guthrie and Ricardo Montalban.

“The NFL has asked me to play songs that are not only unfamiliar to the average viewer, but that contain lyrical content many people could find offensive. I said I’d be happy to oblige.”

Mr. Springsteen added that he was excited about performing at what has become the closest thing America has to a national party. “In this venue, with this crowd, I want to sing something that is going to bring up the people and bring up the mood. That’s why I’ll be playing the music of everybody’s favorite dust-bowl minstrel, Woody Guthrie.”

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valentineHOLLYWOOD - The decision of McDonalds Corporation and Lionsgate films to offer a “My Bloody Valentine” Happy Meal promotional tie-in is drawing severe criticism from concerned parents and educators across the country.

Protests by child advocacy groups are being held in major American cities this weekend. The film, which opens in wide release  Friday, tells the story of a man who returns to his hometown on the tenth anniversary of a Valentines Day massacre that left twenty-two people dead.

“We were under the impression this picture was about a rat who realizes his life-long dream to become a chef,” said McDonalds President Paul Maloney. “Somebody in our marketing department screwed up. Believe me, heads are going to roll over this,” he added, before excusing himself. “In light of the gruesome acts depicted in this film, perhaps that was a poor choice of words.”

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