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The National Museum of Crime and Punishment, which
opened last week, will feature a special wing
dedicated to "any and all hideous aspects of the Jimmy
Carter presidency," sources said with semi-straight
faces.
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God won't be taking prayer requests from hopeful NBA
fans and players for the seventh straight year,
sources said yesterday.
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China completed what it hailed as the "world's longest
sea-bridge" Thursday, offering a much-needed route
into Shanghai. It will provide convenience and
traffic relief until it collapses.
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Exploring the globe is a long-term goal for many of us, but travel can be expensive, especially in terms of securing accommodation. One alternative to renting a hotel room every time you travel to a new destination is to
buy a timeshare
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The New York Philharmonic revealed a "major blunder" yesterday, when the esteemed orchestra admitted it played "Crush The Yankee Imperialist Then Eat Their Tasty Dogs" during a concert in North Korea last week.
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The "entire" gay population of Idaho, four strong,
announced "unequivocal" support for embattled Sen.
Larry Craig yesterday, saying they'll "stick with him
through it all."
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Trouble, the dog of Leona Helmsley, has been arrest for illegal football betting.
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Sure, he's on the cusp of breaking Hank Aaron's home run record. But the guilt has to be getting to Barry Bonds. Perhaps Bud Selig can show him what a wonderful game it is - doped up or not!
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Former televangelist Tammy Faye (Bakker) Messner announced that she has stopped treating her cancer and that her weight has dropped to 3.5 lbs.
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President George W. Bush spoke at a press conference yesterday, taking time to discuss the recent rise of U.S. gas prices.
