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As all physicists and Liverpudlians agree, ‘The Sun’ newspaper is a fiery ball of hate, at the centre of the Murdoch Universe. Recently The Sun has said it will no longer be using Kelvin as the standard measurement for race baiting, police corruption and topless teenagers: ‘It takes light 8 minutes to travel from The Sun, but apologies to bereaved families and celebrities take around ten to twenty years’.


The Sun was at its hottest during the Falkland’s War but has cooled considerably since someone found about the phone tapping. Only Brexiteers now revolve around The Sun, whose gravity always pulls them to the far right. The newspaper remains the primary source of light for those too dim to read a book. As one Editor explained: ‘The Sun does shine out of Mr. Murdoch’s arse’.


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1912. Guardian leads with "Rare Endangered Iceberg Feared Damaged After Collision With Ship".


1933. Austrian immigrant overcomes prejudice and bigotry to become Chancellor of Germany.


1936. Edward VIII forced to abdicate in favour of brother after Bank of England accidentally puts George's face on 1,000,000,000 pound notes.


1938. Neville Chamberlain describes meal he shared with Hitler. "Peas in our thyme" remark widely misunderstood.


1939. Berlin branch of WH Smith notes sharp rise in sale of Polish phrasebooks.


1940. French become Surrender Champions of Europe and hold title for four years running.


1945. Führexit.


1945. Surviving residents of Nagasaki reassured to know sudden spike in temperature not due to climate change.


1956. Busload of bewildered Dynorod men stranded in Egypt due to "sewers crisis" mixup.


1960. Unbanning of Lady Chatterley fuels huge rise in demand for rough rural sex. Harold Macmillan tells gamekeepers: "You've never had it so good".


1969. In US, millions burn draft cards to avoid being sent to moon. On landing, Armstrong utters famous words, "It's grim up here but at least it's not Vietnam".


1980. Millions turn out to celebrate election of first Geriatrican-American president.


2001. "Three-point turn" to replace "Dodge the Twin Towers" in test for Saudi pilot licence.


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