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A Light-Hearted Review of Through The Wormhole with Morgan Freeman PDF Print E-mail
Written by David J. Webb   
Monday, 11 July 2011 17:46

The FunnyNewz would like to make light fun of Through The Wormhole, a relatively new show running on The Science Channel that features the venerable Morgan Freeman, whose distinctive voice could make selling variations of potato chip bag sizes interesting. In any case, we at the FNZ Headquarters - right now a Subway sandwich shop with free WiFi - have reason to be a bit angry with the producers of this wonderful show because it is so entertaining it detracts from our science-minded satire.

Wormhole deals a lot with subjects such as the quantum mechanics, The Multiverse, Dark Matter, Dark Energy, The Dark Knight, The Force, Hakuna Matata, and, alas, Morgan Freeman. Freeman sounds cool as hell talking about this sort of stuff. And rightly so.  He did play God in a movie before. Maybe he really is God.  Maybe all the Universes they show him holding in his hands are really there.

You see we know the Multiverse is real.  Hell, we live in it, travel in it, do our damn laundry in it.  We can't prove it because that involves a bit of that old Scrotum's Cat paradox, which essentially describes the nature of quantum mechanical states as the equivalent of a crappy cosmic WYSIWYG editor. Generally, this means there is an underlying reality code that makes sense, but allow us morons to make it understandable with our charts, tools, etc., and things get all screwed up fast.

No matter how much we cut and paste from the theories of geniuses, we still have to start over in the end, because what we see is what we get and what we get, does not make sense - at least to our atom-like minds.  Welcome to our - infinite - world!

I particularly like that Through The Wormhole likes to focus on Alternate Universes, mysterious concepts like the Multiverse, a place of which in theory makes our Universe look like a drop of sweat on the hindquarters of the cosmos.

Last Updated ( Thursday, 14 July 2011 16:24 )
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To Catch A Predator Nails Watson PDF Print E-mail
Written by David J. Webb   
Saturday, 05 March 2011 13:14

Watson Nailed Soliciting A Netbook

 
Man Fired For Viagra Side Effects PDF Print E-mail
Written by David J. Webb   
Thursday, 27 January 2011 12:13

Charlotte, N.C. — Todd Peters, a 34-year old settlement agent with Uni-Link Settlement Services, left a message early Thursday in the AM stating he would not be in due to a 12-hour erection—a stated side effect of taking Viagra and other girth enhancing prescription drugs he had been taking, FNz has learned.

Oddly enough, Peters was fired later in the week for “sexual harassment.”  The baffled Peters said he is not sure why, since a perpetual hard on is a serious side effect, which the Viagra commercial and other erection drugs, clearly state (yet subtly flaunt) on TV.

“Hey, the companies even say during the commercial that if my erection should last more than four hours, to call a doctor,” said an engorged Peters. “What I am supposed to do?  Lie and say I can’t come in today because I am sick?  No, I told them the truth and they fired me for it.”


Uni-Link Director, Casey Vulva, cast doubt on Peters' peter problem.  She claims this latest stunt was just one of many sick double entendres he had been getting away with over the years.  She cited another incident when a very important client called asking for the "vice president’s private extension.”  She claims Peters told the client: “I am sorry miss he only gives his extension to his wife.” 

All in all, Peters feels he got shafted.  He is not sure what his options are at this point.  He plans to wonder the streets aimlessly holding a stack of books in front of his engorged genitalia.  Without adequate health coverage, his boner appears to be permanent.   

“I might sue the Viagra people.  After all, how am I going to find a job walking around with a telephone pole in my pants?”

He said he was not sure what he would do with his monolithic erection.  “Maybe the circus is in town and they need another pole for their tent,” he joked.  He asked us for help.  We had none to give. 

Life can indeed be hard.

 

Last Updated ( Thursday, 27 January 2011 12:22 )
 
Writing Company to offer "Professional Suicide Note" Service PDF Print E-mail
Written by David J. Webb   
Wednesday, 13 January 2010 10:11

Suicide Note GuyReginald Parks, 54, a financier, contemplating the best way to end it all. Ultimately, he decided to take the concrete plunge out his office building window. He died knowing that his suicide note was properly formatted, spell checked, used good grammar and was written by a professional.

NEW YORK – Tough economic times often call for drastic measures.  Sometimes even those drastic measures call for even more drastic measures, such as simply taking one for the team, ending it all, calling it quits!

Financier Reginald Parks, 44, recently did just that, after having blown 3.5 billion dollars of his client’s money by investing it into an elaborate Ponzi scheme.  Financially ruined and with nothing else to live for, he decided it was time to bail himself out and, yes, commit suicide.

Last Updated ( Thursday, 04 February 2010 03:05 )
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CSI: Zanesville, Ohio canceled from lack of interest PDF Print E-mail
Written by David J. Webb   
Tuesday, 17 November 2009 15:15

CSI Zanesville

ZANESVILLE, OH - Expanding upon the success of the hit series CSI, which chronicles the trials and tribulations of a group of Las Vegas forensic scientists, a number of spinoffs soon followed, "CSI: Miami and CSI: New York." FNz has learned that CSI: Zanesville, OH was to follow in this pattern but was canned due to poor preliminary test marketing. Plus, almost everybody surveyed had little clue where Zanesville, OH was or why it would constitute an interesting expansion of the franchise.

Creator of the series, Anthony Zuiker states, "I guess we tried to get away cheaply with the latest expansion and paid the price, it was originally supposed to be Chicago, but we were getting killed with location and union fees. So, someone here had the bright idea that Zanesville, OH would be a great representative town of the Midwest. Turns out he was wrong, dead wrong. It got him fired."

Last Updated ( Sunday, 28 March 2010 06:45 )
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Terrorists lending suffers high loan default rates PDF Print E-mail
Written by David J. Webb   
Saturday, 09 January 2010 06:23

TerroristJalal Zabari is a financial aid administrator for a suicide bombing school in the lawless tribal regions of Pakistan. Once a very lucrative business, Zabari frets that the global financial crisis is impacting their bottom line. He also cites a rise in suicide loan default rates, something he attributes to the fact that most borrowers usually kill themselves long before even making a payment.

THE LAWLESS TRIBAL LANDS OF PAKISTAN – Jalal Zabari runs a suicide-bomber recruitment center in an undisclosed location in the eastern parts of the lawless tribal regions of Pakistan. He frets that more and more students are defaulting on their suicide-bomber school loans and are blowing themselves up before the loans even go into repayment. Often, it is left to the terror instructor to collect on the defaulted debt. Zabari wants this to end.

The FunnyNewz investigates on the growing problem...

Last Updated ( Saturday, 09 January 2010 16:31 )
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Rabbits have lowest cell phone bills in animal kingdom PDF Print E-mail
Written by David J. Webb   
Wednesday, 23 June 2010 07:56

A quick talking rabbit makes a long distance phone call.THE ANIMAL KINGDOM – Studies are now showing that out of all the animals in the animal kingdom, rabbits have the lowest average cell phone monthly charges.

As well as being fast-footed they are notoriously quick phone conversationalists. Rabbits seldom exceed their minutes, hence they often have the luxury of special low monthly minute plans that are geared toward extremely fast rodents, The FunnNewz.com has learned. It has the cell phone companies confounded as to the way to still take advantage of them.

“We try to rig any plan so that no matter what kind of deal you think you are getting, in the end you still get royally screwed,” admitted Ex-T-Mobile Marketing Vice President, Tom Vodafioni.

By comparison, Vodafioni said that the tortoises usually rack up the most off-peak minutes because they are notoriously slow conversationalists and fairly stupid animals. They make a fortune from most turtles, he said. He added tortoises usually make up for high overages because they rarely get hit with “roaming” charges.

On the other hand, rabbits tend to get slammed with roaming charges, but ever since they made national roaming free, it is hard to 'jack' up any profits on rabbits.

Vodafione said that migratory birds typically get walloped each time they fly around the world. These birds have been a huge moneymaker for cell phone companies in the past.

“The birds are a freaking gravy train,” he said. “As long as we have them, we can continue to keep our technology prices incredibly high, eh, I mean low.”

Did he just say “higher” costs and think we missed it? What does he think we are a bunch of Dodos?

“No, I can tell you're not because you don’t have blue-tooth.”

Vodafioni said that biggest money maker out of all of their customers are Woodpeckers.

“They text like you wouldn’t freaking believe!”

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 18 August 2010 14:10 )
 
The Tennis Ball Nutritional Approach PDF Print E-mail
Written by David J. Webb   
Tuesday, 12 January 2010 03:24

Tennis Ball Nutritional ApproachThe Tennis Ball Nutritional Approach is the latest diet craze to take
hold of Hollywood. Now, it is catching on in the rest of the nation. 

MIAMI — representing a radical departure from current medical opinions on nutrition, The Tennis Ball Nutritional Approach® is the latest diet craze to sweep Hollywood and the rest of the Lindsay Lohan types. Many predict the new Tennis Ball diet will go main stream soon, supplanting popular diets like Fatkins, Zone, Jenny Craig’s, Whale Watchers and Frank’s Fat Ass Farm as the new way of life among trendy health aficionados.

Unlike the food pyramid championed by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and other diets, the Tennis Ball Nutritional Approach endorses mass consumptions of tennis balls—boiled, broiled, poached, grilled, and even deep fried, but more popularly, juiced. Tennis balls are believed to be low in caloric and carbohydrate value, yet high in essential fiber and other vitamin nutrients, followers of the diet believe.

Dr. Rachel Faddy of the Mayo Clinic, who wrestled with her weight for years, discovered the diet when during a late night eating binge she accidentally ate a tennis ball. The next day she awoke feeling a bit lighter than normal. She stepped on the scale and couldn’t believe it when it showed she had lost a whopping 25-pounds.

Faddy said the Tennis Ball Nutritional Approach not only includes the consumption of tennis balls, but is centered on the sport itself. She described a technique called "lob serving" a meal.

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 12 January 2010 15:46 )
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The New Ford Woody PDF Print E-mail
Written by David J. Webb   
Tuesday, 17 November 2009 15:17

Ford Woody

The all-wood, gasoline-free Ford Woody, the latest from the brilliant minds of Ford Motor Co., runs on the principals of Newtonian physics.  In other words— “What goes up, must go down…. Or F = MA sort of thing…  The car must be pushed to high elevations and ridden down steep grades to run at all.  Passenger room is limited to three people that can squeeze into round wood holes and one person who must push the vehicle from behind.

DETROIT — Not since the Model-A of Henry T. Ford’s days has the automobile industry been turned upside-down like it is today in an effort to go green with luxury items.  Industry analyst believe it is about to happen again with the introduction of the world’s first “gas-free, all-wood” car to be introduced in North America in 2009.

“We are very proud to help wean the country from what President Bush (Cheney) regards as our addiction to fossil fuels.  The new Ford Woody aims to make that possible by eliminating gas consumption completely,” said Ford spokesperson James Longerfeld.

Last Updated ( Saturday, 09 January 2010 16:36 )
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Advertising Conference Takes Aim At Moon PDF Print E-mail
Written by David J. Webb   
Thursday, 19 November 2009 00:08

MoonATLANTA (FNz) - Plans are in the works for the commercialization of space.  Perhaps that is not surprising, but what should be is the current argument over how to divvy up all the advertising space available on the Moon and how to make the Moon generally more presentable as an advertising solution to today’s ever demanding global economy.

The Funny Newz attended the 2006 Catapulting Capitalism into Space Convention at the Georgia International Convention Center last weekend.  We discovered some otherworldly plans for the Moon.

“The Moon just begs to be an advertising venue,” said Nike footwear ad exec Tom Barkley. “Imagine the Nike swoosh painted across it—we sure can!”

Wal-Mart would like to paint the Moon yellow and carve out a big wide smiling face for all of mankind to see, said Madison Avenue ad executive Lamont Depardieu.

Last Updated ( Saturday, 09 January 2010 16:38 )
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