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Doctors charged with giving Viagra to
members of mafia. Police on lookout for hardened criminals
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Our top story tonight: Huge
radioactive leak closes local nuclear plant. But first, let's go
to Mark, who's got some Class 1A volleyball scores
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Woman claims vaginal cream fights
facial wrinkles when used in conjunction with tuna-based diet
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Study finds traffic jams keep getting
worse. Still no cure for cancer
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Studies show gay men get worked up
over male pheromones. Women still need only two drinks to make
out with each other
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Archaeologists discover 2000-year-old
shoe in UK, proving Brian did not die on the cross as previously
thought
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Suspect in bank robbery caught in
four minutes. Bank located between police and sheriff's
departments
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New research reveals humans are
smarter lying down than standing up. Paris Hilton unavailable
for comment
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Groundbreaking survey reveals that
older people are baffled by computer technology. Also concludes
sky is blue
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Bored teenager forces open shipping
container, is buried under an avalanche of peas. Cries of "peas,
help me" alerts authorities
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People skipping work to go see
"Revenge of the Sith" costs employers $627 million according to
Department of Made-Up Statistics Pulled out of My Ass
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Don't make a car with vanity plates
your getaway vehicle
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Online movement seeking shutdown of
the Internet rapidly gaining support
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Commercial featuring a
thong-bikini-clad Paris Hilton washing a car "couldn't be more
pornographic" an industry source claims. Said industry source
apparently not familiar with Hilton's earlier works
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Grand opening of new mail facility
delayed after high-tech package scanner detects sauerkraut. What
could be wurst?
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Students paint huge Firefox logo on
Oregon sidewalk using only water, Kool-Aid and cornstarch. In
other news, police are on the lookout for a seven-foot-tall red
pitcher
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Man tries to rob bank with
vacuum-cleaner attachment. Sucks at robbing banks
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Scientists develop condom that will
keep guys erect during sex. Still no cure for cancer, but we can
let this one slide
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When planning your next bank robbery,
remember that your purple truck with flames painted on its sides
is an inappropriate getaway vehicle
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Research shows that footballers have
higher amounts of testosterone when playing at home. Unlike most
men, who have higher amounts when playing away from home
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Middle East could face water
shortage, US agrees to provide them with water for $3 per gallon
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National masturbation month reaches
climax on May 28th
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Mitsubishi motors' loss now at $4.4
billion, or $61 million a month for 72 months with no money down
and no payments until June of '06
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Motley Crüe sues NBC over weakened
sales. Crappy music from has-beens not cited as cause
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Christians outraged over Saudi Doody,
a new children's show airing on Arab Television. Mr. Hussein's
Neighborhood and SpongeMohammad SquareTurban not far behind
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Thank you for calling suicide
hotline. Our hours are 9-5. Please call again
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Lawsuit over penis potion is swelling
with new victims, now firming up into class-action lawsuit
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Pompeii to sell food in the style of
79 A.D. First reviews indicate that it tastes an awful lot like
ash
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Grass species not seen since 1912
rediscovered. Rastafarians rejoice
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Judges lack enough balls to order
chemical castration
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Neil Armstrong threatens to sue
barber who sold his clipped hair for $3,000. His lawyers claim
it's a lock
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Yahoo sex chat rooms have
high-profile companies yanking ads, users yanking selves
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Man has fight with his wife over
money, ends arguments by setting fire to $670,000 on the front
lawn. No word on how they plan to solve child custody issues
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Mental health officials see increase
of "storm stress syndrome" this hurricane season. In other news,
non-stop media coverage predicts this could be the worst year
ever
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Woman has 35 stolen lawn ornaments
placed on her lawn, but puts them near the curb so that the
rightful owners would take them back. A good idea on any day --
except trash day
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"This is your captain speaking. We
are cruising at 30,000 feet, and we are being diverted to Canada
because I accidentally turned on the hijacking signal. If you
look out the windows to your left, you will see a fighter jet"
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Truckloads of asphalt stolen from
City of Chicago. Police looking for concrete evidence
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In today's issue of Duh Magazine:
Investigators say aircraft that ploughed into mountain was
flying lower than it should have been
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Supreme Court says no to medical
marijuana. Reported cases of glaucoma expected to drop
precipitously
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When being pulled over for driving a
stolen vehicle, make sure it doesn't belong to the arresting
officer
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Al-Jazeera refuses to run PETA ads
because they depict cruelty to animals. Regularly scheduled news
footage of beheadings and suicide bombings still okay
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India is running out of IT workers,
intends to outsource
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Lactivists target Starbucks for a
'nurse-in.' No word if the moms are grande or vente
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Patriots unveil third Super Bowl
Ring. In other news, geologists report that there are no more
diamonds left on earth
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Paris Hilton to shave her hoo-ha...
wait... headline said she will give up "public" life. Nevermind
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Comcast cable technicians save life
of boy who nearly drowned in pool. Awards ceremony scheduled for
anywhere from 8:00 a.m. Wednesday to 4:00 p.m. Friday
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Today on "World's Dumbest
Terrorists": 12 prisoners, released from Guantanamo Bay, return
to Iraq to fight with insurgents; are promptly captured. Again
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Door-to-door meat salesman in jail
after offering chicken in exchange for a little pork
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Larry LaPrise, author "The Hokey
Pokey", died at 83. The hardest part was getting him into the
coffin. They put his left leg in..
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The two biggest movie theater chains
are merging. Plan to offer low-interest loans so patrons can buy
tickets and popcorn
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In the UK, the Royals cost about a
buck a year per person. In Kansas City, it's $20 a head plus
beer, hotdogs, pretzels and parking
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Pizza shop robber leaves a completed
job application behind
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Canada names John Holmes as new
ambassador to Iraq, because the tenure of the new ambassador is
expected to be long and hard
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Organizers of tobacco festival fret
over how to keep beer out of the hands of minors
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Blind chef sees no reason why his
catering business wouldn't succeed
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Three-time convicted pedophile
struggling to find place to live. Says he'd like to crawl into a
tiny hole and disappear, but that's what got him in trouble in
the first place
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Impressed with the success of the
finger-in-the-chili trick, woman claims she found a mouse in her
jar of peanut butter. When asked if she's gonna sue responds
with "damn skippy."
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You know your annual "counterculture
festival" is deader than the Sixties when it has its own post
office, cafe, two daily newspapers, pizza delivery
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Hall and Oates tour postponed after
Daryl Hall is diagnosed with lyme disease. All eight fans ticked
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Father and son arrested for stealing
stamps. Police knew they would eventually lick the case and put
the perforators behind bars.
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Scientists Find 'Hangover Gene.' Gene
swears if God takes the headache and nausea away, he'll never
drink again
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Drew Barrymore would like to become a
movie director after her boobs start sagging, which is exactly
how Michael Moore got into directing
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When concocting a kidnapping story to
cover all that time and money lost at the strip club, make sure
the gas station sells dog food
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Man killed by falling cow. Monty
Python unavailable for comment
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Bad timing for London subway poster
ads promoting SF book as "a perfect place to have your mind
blown to smithereens"
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Family sues municipality for allowing
their son to toboggan into a tree. As of press time, Charles
Darwin has not yet been named as a co-defendant
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Microsoft touts success of company
that saved lots of money by moving to Windows Server 2003. Fails
to note that company is actually a pyramid scheme
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New York transit riders being told to
watch out for passengers sweating profusely, which is a possible
sign of terrorists. In other news, 911 receives five-million
calls during hot summer day
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Walt Disney employee busted for
standing naked in window, lighting up his package with
flashlight for people passing by. Witnesses claimed it was a
small world after all
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Cherokee Nation debating over gay
marriage. Tonto, Lone Ranger watching with great interest
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Police officer decides to clear
shotgun by aiming it at ground and firing. Partner is dismayed
to discover that shotgun pellets bounce right back up off
concrete
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Two Jackson jurors now say Michael
was guilty after all; too late for the trial, but just in time
for their book deals
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Doctors transplant salivary gland
into girls eye. Now she drools when she peels onions
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Man aims to visit every Starbucks,
attempts to find coffee-flavored coffee
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New impotence cream on the horizon.
Directions say to apply cream to penis, rub furiously
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City decides that flashing is not
allowed during Mardi Gras celebration, but adds, "We don't have
a problem with nude bicycle tournaments"
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New poll shows most people say a
teacher was the one person who made a difference in their lives.
In related news, the same response was given when asked who took
their virginity
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Scientists discover huge bar at the
center of our galaxy, think this explains the rash of alien
crash landings on earth
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Amazon.com quietly adds nearly 5,000
"personal neck massagers" to its product line. The word "neck"
is somewhat misleading however
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University computer tech trades
grades for nubile coed sex. Investigators now going over his
hard drive
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Huge firework explosion in Mexico.
Witnesses claim to have seen a cat chasing a mouse wearing a
sombrero prior to the blast
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Man invents thing-a-ma-jig that
reduces vehicle emissions by 97% and improves gas mileage by up
to 40%. Shell, Exxon & BP execs seen dispatching hitmen
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Fed raises interest rates another .25
percent, no signs of stopping. In other news, your ARM soon to
be called a LEG
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Las Vegas man demands six-digit
reward for fingering culprits in Wendy's chili case. Says
Wendy's shouldn't thumb their nose at him any longer
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Acupuncture found to be an effective
treatment to help fertility, as long as men don't ask where the
needles will be placed
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Man sworn in as U.S. citizen,
promptly wins lottery; complains that his taxes now go towards
supporting illegal immigrants
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When going into the carjacking
business, it's good to know how to drive a stick shift
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Man passes out after night at the
bar. People decide to help, put him in the dumpster to sleep it
off. What could go wrong?
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Tom Delay indicted. One corrupt
congressional scumbag down, 534 to go
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Oil giant BP says hurricane damage
repairs will cost $700 million, forcing them to shut down one of
the giant pools of money they swim in
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Architect wakes up every morning and
ponders his famous erection (26)
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There's probably trouble in your
marriage when setting your wife on fire at her job becomes a
viable option
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High school running back rushes for
488 yards, six touchdowns -- and kicks eight extra points.
Arizona Cardinals ask for a rematch
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Man who doused his estranged wife
with gasoline and set her on fire feels that he is not a threat
to society, citing much higher gas prices
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Nude disco opens in London, barman
sick of people asking for a "stiff one"
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Church to be sold on eBay. Stairway
sold separately
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CEO of CableVision to have heart
surgery. Heart performance expected to be mediocre, randomly go
out for no reason