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Anti-social woman breaches ATM etiquette Print E-mail
Thursday, 03 April 2008
ImageThe unspoken rules of ATM behaviour were blithely disregarded yesterday, as public relations consultant Jerri Cuthbert, 23, withdrew a total of $210 from various bank accounts during what onlookers described as "a complete disregard for her fellow man". "I don't know how she was raised," said disgruntled queuer Nick Mendes. "But I was always taught not to waste everyone's lunch hour with on-screen account balances."
 
Anti-bingeing advertisement revs teens up for big night Print E-mail
Sunday, 16 March 2008
ImageThe federal government's $53 million anti-bingeing campaign has had an inspirational effect on teenagers, psyching them up to get together and drink large quantities of alcohol. Year 10 student Wayne Greer has spoken on behalf of his peers: "Flickering lights, wasted chicks everywhere and a punch-up on the street – if tonight is half as messy as that ad, I'll be stoked."
 
Belief system debunked by T-shirt Print E-mail
Saturday, 08 March 2008
Churches around the nation have reported a sharp decline in attendance following the revelation of a dogma-shattering item of clothing. The T-shirt, which bears a humorously blasphemous slogan, is believed to have undermined the core tenets of 2000 years of Christianity. "Our faith has survived persecution, child abuse allegations and the Spanish Inquisition," said Archbishop George Pell. "But this garment has proven too strong for Jesus Christ."
 
Gary Gygax fails saving throw vs heart attack Print E-mail
Thursday, 06 March 2008

ImageMore than 5000 men and three women, clutching dog-eared rulebooks and dice, have gathered outside Dungeons & Dragons creator Gary Gygax's Wisconsin home this week, after learning the American game designer had died at the age of 69. Although official reports have blamed a heart attack, archmage Mordenkainen is claiming responsibility and demanding experience points for the kill.

 
Gary Gygax fails saving throw vs heart attack Print E-mail
Thursday, 06 March 2008

More than 5000 men and three women, clutching dog-eared rulebooks and dice, have gathered outside Dungeons & Dragons creator Gary Gygax's Wisconsin home this week, after learning the American game designer had died at the age of 69. Although official reports have blamed a heart attack, archmage Mordenkainen is claiming responsibility and demanding experience points for the kill.

 
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