Info Session Pizza Almost Gone!
October, 2011
CAMPUS – Sources say that the UT Study Abroad information session is almost out of pizza! “You should hurry up and get in here,” said advisor Ted Driscoll. “It’s not like you have anything better to do. Why not stop by and learn about what we have to offer before it’s all gone?” As of [...]
Treasury Department Vending Machine Rejects Crisp New Dollar Bill
October, 2011
WASHINGTON – Greg Riefenstahl, an account manager at the U.S. Treasury Department, was flummoxed this week as a vending machine rejected his freshly printed 2011-issue dollar bill. “I don’t know what to make of it,” said Riefenstahl, as he pressed his hand forlornly against the front of the machine. “I swear this dollar is as [...]
Cuba Vows To Send Man To The Planet Hollywood By End Of Decade
October, 2011
HAVANA – In attempts to strike fear and awe into Cuba’s rivals and neighboring countries alike, President Raúl Castro announced plans to send a man to the Planet Hollywood by the year 2020. “Our socialist revolution has made great strides in recent innovation and technology,” Castro stated, pointing to his newly authorized rice cooker. “But [...]
Visiting Professor Talks Loudly About Portland
October, 2011
EAST AUSTIN – On Sunday, Dr. Theo Koenig, visiting professor of postmodern literature from the University of Portland, was overheard loudly talking to an associate about Portland, Oregon at a coffee shop in East Austin. “I can literally taste the unfair labor practices in this coffee. There is no way this is fair trade. They [...]
GOP Pushes For Job Creationism
October, 2011
WASHINGTON – In a press conference yesterday, House Republicans released a proposal for job creationism. The seven-day plan outlines the spontaneous generation of enough jobs to solve the unemployment crisis and, to delight of many, even includes a final paid sick day. Responding to democratic criticism, Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-VA) responded, “Evidence that this [...]
Man In Wheelchair Waits For Couple To Finish Up In Handicap Stall
October, 2011
SACRAMENTO – Waiting for a lustful couple to finish their personal affairs in the handicap stall of a TGI Friday’s restroom, Martin Washburn, who suffers from paraplegia, sat patiently in his wheelchair. “I’m pretty used to it by now,” explained Washburn as he quietly tried to control his bowels. “Naturally there’s more room for two [...]
Rachel Maddow Compares Hitler To Hitler
October, 2011
NEW YORK – In her Monday night broadcast, MSNBC commentator Rachel Maddow proposed a connection between the policies and rhetoric of German leader Adolf Hitler and those of Adolf Hitler. “I don’t think it’s a stretch to say the way Hitler rose to power, set into motion the eradication of millions of people, and caused [...]
Area Man Substitutes Everything That Came With The Meal Deal
October, 2011
AUSTIN – After ordering the Amigo Meal Deal #3 at lunch this Wednesday, Bryan Pogue proceeded to substitute every food item included. “I didn’t want any of the things that came with it, but you just can’t beat that price,” he reasoned. The meal deal originally included beef fajitas and a choice of rice or [...]
Geography Jobs Outsourced To Somewhere In Asia
October, 2011
WASHINGTON- According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, a significant amount of geography jobs have been outsourced to somewhere in Asia over the past decade. “At first we were thrilled to hear the news, but we were soon dismayed to realize that Asia is not actually in America,” said David Faustino, a member of the [...]
Author Learns Word ‘Elucidated,’ Plans To Use It Liberally
October, 2011
BOSTON – When local author Barrett Strnadel used the right-click-thesaurus for his second novel, he was delighted to learn the meaning of the word “elucidated,” and now plans to use it liberally. “I always felt stupid not knowing what such a fancy word meant, but now I can elucidate myself to everyone,” he stated while [...]



