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Seniors
Demanding Second Bus
COCOA BEACH, FL-- The residents of the Pleasant Cove Retirement
Centre are suggesting to management that a second bus may be required
for their field trips and other excursions outside the home. Many
of the tenants believe that their transportation needs are not
being met.
"It
says Max. Cap. 12 Pass. on the outside of our bus," said
Orville Weinhart, 87. "I don't know what that means, but
there sure as hell isn't room for 39 of us in here. Ethel [Crabmore]
had her hip on my privates last week. At this rate I'd almost
rather not go to the Bing-O-Rama anymore."
Orville, and others, plan to stage a tapioca fasting next week;
they won't gum any of their desserts until their demands for a
second vehicle are met.

Samuel
L. Jackson's Swear Jar Full Again
NEW YORK-- The savings are adding up in the Jackson household,
as the acclaimed actor was forced to fill yet another jar with
change. Noted for his "colourful language", Samuel L.
had to deposit three dollars into the jar after wife LaTanya caught
him swearing around the house again.
"That's the third mother*&#@ing jar this year,"
said Jackson, who believes that his family is taking advantage
of him. "I do not believe the *&$% that goes around this
*@#$ing house. I'm pretty damned sure this doesn't happen around
the Willis's home, that's for damned sure."
LaTanya plans to use the money to install a v-chip on their television.

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Spelunkers
See The Light
CARCASSONNE, FRANCE-- First-time cave explorers Marty White and
Mitsou Amashagi saved up their money to go to France, taking four
weeks vacation to go spelunking.
When
they arrived at the Gouffre Geant or "Giant Hole",
a popular cavern near the village of Carcassonne, they were told
of the wonders and dangers of underground exploration.
"After they told us how long we would be underground, and
the breathtaking risks we would be taking--the heartpounding adventure--we
said 'screw this!'," said Marty. "Why the hell do I
want to risk my life crawling around, looking at rocks and mud?
I'm only nineteen for Christ's Sake!"
Marty and Mitsou then decided to spend their vacation touring
Europe by train.

Single
Woman Fools Would-Be Suitors With Opal On Ring Finger
PORTLAND, OR-- Mindy Armstrong thinks she is quite the clever girl.
The 27-year-old office assistant has been wearing a non-diamond
ring on her wedding finger for the past six months. She has been
donning the opal ring while travelling to and from work on public
transit, deceiving men who might have otherwise approached her.
"It keeps away the undesirables," said Mindy,
who has been single for three years.

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