Thursday, October 22, 2009

Mass. Terrorist Arrested For Making "Peanut Butter and Jelly at Culinary School"


Posted: Nowhere near Harvard for once -- sorry, Henry Louis Gates and mouse lab technician guy

BAHSTON -- A Massachusetts man and his friends have been arrested for allegedly plotting a terrorist attack on mall shoppers, peanut butter and a cooking school.

"We simply cannot allow terrorists to target the heart of America -- rich, creamy peanut butter," said Bahston police chief Rahbaht Chowdah.

The alleged terrorists were overheard in a mall food court talking about "blowing up bombs to kill hundreds of capitalists and then drinking the blood of unbelieving decadent American infidels." After a lengthy, totally above-board, non-torturing interrogation that included cookies, milk and naptime, investigators determined that the overheard phrase was actually terrorist code for destroying all of the peanut butter and jelly in the United States.

The same two men, one of whom was a graduate of a phahmacy school here in Bahston, were also overheard talking about "driving a big huge truck full of explosives from Iran including a nuclear bomb if they can get it ready in time." The interrogators later determined that this phrase was code for enrolling in the pastry program at the Cordon Bleu School of Culinary Arts, which coincidentally is conveniently located next to the mall.

Rahn Coopah, defense attorney for the alleged terrorists, released a statement saying that his client is innocent, which is code for, "He's guilty."

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Obama's Health Plan Flies Away In Balloon; Snowe Found Hiding in Office Attic




Posted: On every freaking channel in the universe; if only health care could get this kind of in-depth coverage!

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- In a surprising twist of events in the fight for health care reform, President Barack Obama asked his Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel to "send up a balloon" on health care reform among Senate Republicans. 

Emanuel took Obama literally and fashioned a balloon out of fabric, duct tape and a 100-pound hunk of lead. Attached to the lead, Emanuel used a rubber band to affix a draft of Obama's plan and let it fly off the White House lawn. 

Because no one warned the military of the low UFO flyover, the U.S. Air Force scrambled F-15 fighter jets to chase down the balloon in hopes that health care reform would not get away.

"Butterfingers," Emanuel shouted with a clenched fist raised upward as the balloon took flight. 

A few hours later, the balloon landed in the Potomac River. To everyone's surprise, health care reform was no longer on board. Instead, the reform bill was found in the Hart Senate Office Building attic where Maine Sen. Olympia Snowe was huddled in a corner, doodling hearts all over it and writing the phrase, "I (heart) reform."