Drunken
Night Results In Unwanted Tattoo
OAKLAND, CA-- Trent Lefler has had few regrets in his
life--until now.
While
out drinking with his buddies from work Saturday night, the 25-year-old
auto-glass installer was pressured into getting a Tattoo.
"Ahh, crap," said Trent. "There's no way in hell
I would've gotten him if I was sober."
Trent fears what his girlfriend Diane is going to say about the
Tattoo when he sees her this weekend.
"This is going to be a little hard to explain," said
Trent, who got his Tattoo at the same time as Darrell, Jeff, and
Doug. "The other guys are single, and girls think the short
guy is kind of cute. Geez, how am I even going to feed him?"
The owner of the Tattoo parlour said is was important to keep
the Tattoo out of direct sunlight. He also mentioned that he should
wash him with soap and warm water,and that he shouldn't pick at
him for the first couple of weeks.

Pool Chump Sank Own Chances For Bedroom Snooker
HOAGLAND, IL-- Diane Pate was having fun on her fifth date with
Steve Forrest last Friday, and had thoughts of spending the night
with him that evening--that was until he beat her nine straight
times in pool.
"I
was having fun, up until he turned into a competitive jerk,"
said Diane. "Now he's welcome to play pocket pool on his own."
Steve thought things were going smoothly. "I thought if I
had let Diane win she would have thought I was being insincere."
Steve intends to make up to Diane this week by spending his entire
paycheque on carnival games trying to win her a stuffed prize.
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Giant
Thirst Quenched With 10,000 Litre Can Of Beer
EDMONTON, AB-- When Stan the Giant gets hungry, he snacks on
a few sides of beef from a local cattle farm. But when he's parched,
Stan heads to the Labatt brewery, where engineers have developed
a new 10,000 litre can of beer.
Stan,
now the only resident giant in Canada since the passing of the Friendly
Giant, enjoys a good brew every now and then. But unfortunately
for Stan, the cost of each beer is over $16,000 and the deposit
on the can is another $900.
"Their beer is good beer," said Stan. "I make money
clearing land for nice humans. Then I can buy beer."
Coca-Cola has expressed interest in the can technology and hopes
to be able to market it to their giants in New York and San Fransisco.
Over 480 kilograms of aluminum are used in each can. No plans have
been made yet for a giant plastic 6-pack holder thingy.

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