March, 2001 Volume 1, No. 3 |
tHE Peg's Bottom GazetteTM
"Serving Peg's Bottom, Snooseville and Dufur since 1849" |
| March, 2001 (Online edition published monthly) Today's weather: Rain |
| February 20, 2001
Clyde Foofaw’s Prize Bull Arrested For Sexual Harrassment |
| Snooseville -- Sheriff J. Edgar
Orrick was called
to a disturbance at the Snooseville Saloon on Monday night, and
arrested
Clyde Foofaw’s prize bull following a donnybrook that left three
Norwegians
out cold, four spittoons mashed flat and a container of hard
boiled
international bar eggs stuck in the ceiling fan
Sheriff Orrick was treated for injuries sustained by flying solidified henfruit, or your American chicken eggs, which popped out of the jug at just under the speed of sound every time the fan blades whirled around. The loggers were revived by the smell of beer and the bull was subdued when he ran head first into the jukebox and had to listen to the Norwegian national anthem four times in a row. The secret to accurate weather forcasts is a window in the television studio. -- Plato Hamburger February 20, 2001 Al Gore Tribute Dufur -- Cordwainer Heliotrope is a veteran of foreign wars, having once lived in Massachusetts. He is now a sculptor from Dufur, and has been asked by the non-political directors of the NE for the A to create a Mt. Rushmore style monument to former Vice President Al Gore, who we understand faced the dangers of Saigon’s maitre’ds during the Vietnam War.. Cordwainer has come up with the idea of sticking a giant
styrofoam
tree stump in the caldera, or volcanic cone, of Mt. St. Helens.
It
will be the largest lightweight object in history, and will be worth
about
ten dollars. Critics say it isn’t likely to make it to 2004.
All Norwegian words, when translated into English, mean "rotten fish." -- Dementia Praecox .February 12, 2001 Eastern Religion Developed for Cross-dressers Peg's Bottom -- Mahandapranda Chrome-veranda
Bhutavinya-daputna, of
Rt. 2 Peg’s Bottom, formerly known as Joe Smutz until he became a hindu
fakir during therapy designed to overcome his fear of snakes, has just
returned from the Himalayas wearing a yellow dress. Nobody
has the faintest idea why, and everybody is afraid to ask for fear that
he may have a logical reason for doing it..
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February 25, 2001 Newly Discovered Slug Named After ACLU Attorney Salem, OR -- Because of the constant rain, Oregon is the slug capital of the world. The Fish and Game folks have named a newly discovered slug after Barry Lynn because it only slimes to the left. Mr. Lynn, who is also a licensed pastor with the socialist National Council of Churches, is the head of an organization dedicated to the banning of the use of the word "God" within five miles of any public place. February 13, 2001 Expert in Animal Husbandry Discovers New Farm Product Twisp -- Porfirio Rubirosa-Claxton, of Rt. 2, Twisp has come
up with
a brand new use for sheep.
International News February 19, 2001
Coldconked-on-Thames -- A woman in England put on a suit of armor, climbed into a catapult and had herself shot at a castle. She bounced off what is called the parapet, then fell in the moat. They got her out before she drowned but she is permanently rusted inside that suit, and now dates only machinery. The lowest point of the American Revolutionary War was when the Democrats demanded that all the weapons of George Washington's Army of the Potomac have trigger locks installed on them -- Plato Hamburger February 10, 2001 One Man Pushes Back the Darkness Peg's Bottom -- Aristotle O. Gnossis, now of Rt. 3 Peg’s Bottom, was a janitor at a Greek nuclear power plant until he swept out the reactor core by mistake,. Yet each dark moment contains a little light, as Peg's Bottom residents learned during the recent blackout. Mr. Gnossis climbed a street lamp pole next to the City Hall and lit the entire length of Main St. just by being there. |
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