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Enjoy,At Last A Politician Who Knows How To Say He's Sorry!
At the end of a brief radio interview a couple of days ago, Industry Minister James Moore said, "Is it my job to feed my neighbour's child? I don't think so." Under fire for the remark, Moore has issued an abject apology.
"I clearly breached Cabinet confidentiality by saying in public something that we all believe in private," Moore obsequioused all over the place. "I deeply regret embarrassing the Prime Minister, and for that I wholeheartedly apologize."
SOURCE: Canadian Depress
[http://www.cd.org/english/notforyou.htm]
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It's The Hotel California Of Anti-terror Tools!
The American terrorist no-fly list reached a milestone yesterday when, for the first time in its history, it grew larger than the entire population of the planet. This has statisticians and forensic golf pros scratching their heads: who could be on it? Vampires? Zombies? Aliens?
Not surprisingly, the Transportation Security Administration is not saying.
SOURCE: Alternate Reality News Service
[http://www.arns.com/sinbin?id=37492641303041314895fx]
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Internet Chatter Suggests The Jolly One Has Many Enemies On The Naughty List!
A mild controversy has erupted over a YouTube video of Santa's sleigh being escorted through the sky by NORAD fighter jets. NORAD has, of course, defended the practice.
"We understand from sources within the elf community that The Grinch has had ties to Al Qaeda for many years," said US Navy Captain Jeff Davis, a NORAD spokesperson. "And, recent Intel has suggested that he was armed by Syria with anti-aircraft missiles. Like everybody, we just want to make sure that Santa has a merry Christmas."
SOURCE: CBBS News
[http://www.cbbsnews.com/stories/2013/12/24/Christmas/main742817.shtml]
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Black Box, Black Hole - It's A Fine SLUUUUUUURRRRRRPPPPPP!
How do political parties decide to shift policies? Internal deliberations are rarely disclosed. Unfortunately, because the only thing we have to rely on is the imperfect public record, there are usually steps in the decision-making process that the public will never know. These steps are known as "the black box of politics." One example of the process looks like this:
What happened in the black box? Did everybody in the Conservative Party travel to another dimension and recoil in horror at the consequences of its policies? Did they get hit on the head with a blunt instrument and forget what they originally believed in? Was the right infected with "let's shrink the size of government until we can drown it in a bathtubitis" (also known as Norquist's Tourniquette) and conveniently forgot that it was responsible for the problem in the first place?
Whooaa there, big fella. Let's not get crazy!
SOURCE: Politics For Dummies
[http://www.politicsfordummies.com/home.asp?did=784&dir=bb]
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This Is Especially True Of Areas With High Marijuana Consumption!
Milwaukee has begun to spread old cheese brine on its roads to keep them from freezing, mixing it with more traditional rock salt. This promises to trim costs and ease pollution, although the mixture has the drawback of smelling a little like mozzarella.
On the plus side, sales of pizzas have skyrocketed in the areas where the pilot programme has run.
SOURCE: The Financial Riposte
[http://www.canada.com/national/nationalwhippingpost/financialriposte/story.html?id=10dddcc7-f6f3-4f4f-9f25-a2eb4cc6a007]
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Well, No Crazier Than You Already Are, In Any Case!
An inquiry into the seizing of rifles and shotguns from abandoned homes in High River, Alberta during the flood has exonerated the RCMP from any wrongdoing. The inquiry found that lives were likely saved because the guns where kept out of the hands of criminals.
"The inquiry was obviously biased!" exclaimed Sheldon Claire, President of the National Firearms Association. "We need an inquiry into what went wrong with the first inquiry!"
Whooaa there, big fella. Let's not get crazy!
SOURCE: Vancouver Stunned
[http://www.canoodle.com/NewsStand/VancouverStunned/News/2013/12/20/709525.html]
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The Imaginary Military Has Our Enemies on the Run
With ships that are agingSOURCE: Poetry, Cornered
[http://www.cibc.com/ca/personal/poetrycorner/678.html]
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