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Archive for March, 2010

Government hail green shoots of recovery as office scrounger borrows less than forecast

Downing Street excitedly claimed that the economy was back on the road to recovery today following reports from office workers that Canary Wharf colleague Jonathan Leadbetter had paid for a round of drinks without poncing off his mates. Leadbetter’s legendary borrowing in the current financial year slowed from a record high of £50 to £10 [...]

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Posted: Mar 19th, 2010
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Public surprised by dishonesty of organisation based entirely on lies

There was widespread shock today after it was revealed that the Catholic Church, an organisation whose authority is derived entirely from a work of fiction, had misled its followers and the general public.

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Posted: Mar 19th, 2010
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George Bush thanks 9/11 conspiracy theorists for finally giving him some credit

George Bush spoke today of his gratitude to the conspiracy theory community for their ‘determination of spirit’ in working to ensure history will give him credit for at least doing one thing right.

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Posted: Mar 18th, 2010
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Pete Doherty awarded home hearing after completing court loyalty card

It was confirmed yesterday that having collected enough stamps on his court appearance loyalty card, rock singer Pete Doherty has been awarded a home magistrates visit for his next summons.

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Posted: Mar 18th, 2010
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Bill Bailey’s beard declared World Heritage Site

comic's facial hair is home to several endangered speciesWildlife enthusiasts have successfully called a halt to the proposed cropping of Bill Bailey’s wild, straggly beard.

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Posted: Mar 18th, 2010
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