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March 25, 2025

Democrats Unveil 'TikTok Congress' to Connect with Gen Z Voters

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James Anderson

In a bold move to capture the elusive Gen Z vote, the Democratic Party has announced the launch of "TikTok Congress," a groundbreaking initiative where lawmakers will perform viral dances and participate in trending challenges to communicate policy positions. Senator Cory Booker, the mastermind behind the strategy, demonstrated the "Inflation Reduction Shuffle" in a recent video, aiming to explain complex economic policies through interpretive dance. "We need to meet young voters where they are," Booker stated, mid-dab. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries has already gone viral with his "Climate Change Cha-Cha," while California Governor Gavin Newsom's "Healthcare Hustle" has sparked a new dance craze. However, the initiative has faced criticism. Political analyst Alex Jones commented, "Watching politicians attempt the 'Renegade' dance to discuss tax reform is both cringeworthy and confusing." Despite the mixed reactions, the Democratic Party remains committed to the strategy. Plans are underway for a "Filibuster Flip" challenge and a "Bipartisan Boogie" duet series with Republican lawmakers. As the 2026 midterms approach, only time will tell if "TikTok Congress" will translate into votes or remain a fleeting trend.

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March 25, 2025

White House Adopts Carrier Pigeons for Secure Communications After Signal Slip-Up

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James Anderson

Washington, D.C. — In the wake of the recent Signal app debacle, where a journalist was inadvertently included in a classified group chat, the White House has announced a groundbreaking shift in its communication strategy: the adoption of carrier pigeons for all sensitive correspondences.President Donald Trump, addressing the press from the Rose Garden, stated, "We've got the best pigeons, folks. Tremendous birds. They never leak, believe me."National Security Adviser Mike Waltz elaborated on the decision, saying, "After the Signal incident, we realized that digital platforms are just too risky. Carrier pigeons have a proven track record of secure message delivery dating back centuries. Plus, they're immune to hacking."The administration has reportedly invested in a fleet of 1,000 pigeons, each trained to deliver messages to specific government officials. The birds are housed in a newly constructed "Pigeon Pentagon" adjacent to the White House.Critics have raised concerns about the practicality of this method. Senator Chuck Schumer commented, "While I appreciate the nostalgia, relying on birds for national security communications seems a bit... flighty."In response, the White House has assured the public that the pigeons are equipped with the latest in avian technology, including GPS ankle bands and miniature Kevlar vests.As the first test of the system, a pigeon named "Patriot" was dispatched to deliver a message to the Pentagon. Unfortunately, Patriot was last seen heading towards a local bakery, leading some to question the efficacy of the new system.Despite the hiccups, the administration remains optimistic. Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders concluded the briefing with, "In these trying times, we must return to the roots of communication. Plus, it's a great way to reduce our carbon footprint."As the nation watches this feathery foray into secure messaging, one thing is certain: the White House is determined to keep its secrets under wing.‍

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February 19, 2025

SF Declares Potholes as ‘Historic Landmarks’ to Avoid Fixing Them

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James Anderson

In a groundbreaking decision, San Francisco officials have designated the city's potholes as "historic landmarks," citing their cultural significance and contribution to local character. “These potholes have seen more history than most start-ups,” a city spokesperson said, pointing to one that allegedly predates the Gold Rush. Drivers, cyclists, and e-scooter enthusiasts are less thrilled, with reports of deep craters now being marked with bronze plaques instead of asphalt. Tech companies are already adapting, with one start-up launching an app that lets you rate potholes on "vibe" and "depth," while Uber introduces a new "Suspension Damage Fee" for every ride over Mission Street.

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February 14, 2025

Corporate America Celebrates End of DEI by Replacing It with 'Trust Us, We’re Fair' Initiative

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James Anderson

In a groundbreaking move to usher in a new era of equality (but, like, the kind you don’t have to measure), major corporations have announced the end of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs, replacing them with a bold new initiative: **"Trust Us, We’re Fair."** Executives assure employees that hiring will now be based on “vibes” and “gut feelings,” promising that fairness will naturally emerge—just like it always has in history. To commemorate the shift, one company even replaced its DEI officer with a Magic 8-Ball, which reportedly provides more decisive answers than previous corporate diversity efforts. Meanwhile, employees are encouraged to self-diversify in their free time.

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February 14, 2025

Inflation So High, Monopoly Money Now Considered a Viable Investment

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James Anderson

As inflation continues to skyrocket, economists are scrambling for solutions—meanwhile, everyday citizens have found their own: hoarding Monopoly money. “At this rate, it’s holding value better than the real thing,” said one savvy investor, who recently traded his Boardwalk deeds for two cartons of eggs. With grocery prices resembling luxury car payments, some restaurants have even started offering *Buy One, Cry One Free* meal deals. The government, in response, has reassured the public that things are under control—right before unveiling a new $1 trillion bill featuring a picture of a stressed-out economist holding his head in his hands.

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February 14, 2025

Stranger Things 5 to Introduce Even Stranger Things, Including Steve’s Mullet’s Origin Story!

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James Anderson

Hawkins is bracing for another season of supernatural chaos, but this time, the real mystery isn’t just the Upside Down—it’s Steve Harrington’s **mullet**. As the final season of *Stranger Things* approaches, leaks suggest that the show will dive deep into the origins of Steve’s ever-evolving hair, which may or may not have a direct connection to the Demogorgon. Meanwhile, Eleven faces her biggest challenge yet: convincing Mike to stop making dramatic speeches every five minutes. With Vecna still lurking and Hopper now officially immortal, fans can expect more nostalgia, more terrifying creatures, and at least one D&D session that will last **entire episodes**. Netflix has promised that this season will answer all remaining questions—except, of course, why no one in Hawkins ever moves away.

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February 14, 2025

GOP Unveils New ‘Trickle-Down 2.0’ Budget: Promises Benefits Will Eventually Reach Middle Class—Just Like That Lost Amazon Package

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James Anderson

In a bold new fiscal move, Republican lawmakers have introduced a budget plan that slashes taxes for the ultra-wealthy while assuring middle-class Americans that prosperity will eventually “trickle down”—though they’re advised not to hold their breath. The proposal includes generous subsidies for yacht maintenance, tax breaks for corporations that promise to think about hiring Americans, and deep cuts to social programs, which lawmakers say will encourage “grit and bootstrapsmanship.” When asked how the plan would impact working families, one GOP senator reassured, “If billionaires thrive, you thrive. It’s basic economics—like gravity, but more selective.” Critics argue the plan disproportionately benefits the rich, but supporters counter that struggling Americans will gain valuable life lessons in resilience, self-reliance, and, most importantly, patience.

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February 14, 2025

CFPB Unveils New 'Bank Apology Hotline'—Now You Can Hear 'We’re Sorry' in 27 Languages!

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James Anderson

In a groundbreaking move to enhance consumer satisfaction, the **Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB)** has launched the *Bank Apology Hotline*, a dedicated service where customers can finally hear their banks say, "We're sorry for the inconvenience." The hotline, available 24/7, will feature automated responses tailored to common financial grievances, such as *"We regret your overdraft fees, but not enough to refund them"* and *"We understand your frustration with the surprise interest rate hike—so do we!"* The CFPB assures consumers that while the hotline won’t solve any actual problems, it will provide "a cathartic experience akin to screaming into the void." Bank executives have praised the initiative, calling it “an innovative way to acknowledge complaints without doing anything about them.”

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February 14, 2025

AOC Introduces Revolutionary ‘Tax the Billionaire’s Dog’ Plan to Combat Wealth Inequality—Canine Lobby Furious

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James Anderson

In a bold move to curb corporate greed, Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has unveiled her latest initiative: a progressive wealth tax on the pets of billionaires. “If their dogs are eating filet mignon while working-class Americans can barely afford instant ramen, it’s time for some redistribution,” AOC declared at a press conference, flanked by a rescue chihuahua named Karl Barks. The new plan proposes a luxury tax on gold-plated dog collars, organic Himalayan yak-milk treats, and pet spas that offer ‘zen therapy sessions.’ Conservative critics argue this is a step too far, with one Wall Street mogul lamenting, “First they tax my income, now they come for Mr. Woofington’s brunch budget?” Meanwhile, reports suggest billionaire-owned Labradoodles are considering offshore tax havens.

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February 14, 2025

U.S. Announces New Steel Tariffs, Citizens Advised to Start Hoarding Aluminum Foil for DIY Bridges

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James Anderson

In a bold move to protect the nation's steel industry (and possibly the collection of rusting girders behind the White House), the U.S. government has slapped hefty tariffs on imported steel. Officials claim the move will reinvigorate domestic production, though skeptics argue it might just reinvigorate the price of soup cans. In response, budget-conscious engineers have started experimenting with reinforced aluminum foil, duct tape, and "American ingenuity" to construct everything from car frames to skyscrapers. Meanwhile, Canada and the EU have retaliated by imposing a 500% tariff on bald eagle souvenirs and Hollywood reboots, calling it "a necessary measure to curb cultural oversaturation."

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February 14, 2025

Bribery Just Got a Glow-Up! U.S. Dismantles FCPA, Announces ‘Free-Market Ethics’ Initiative

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James Anderson

In a groundbreaking move to boost *business efficiency* (and yacht sales), the U.S. has officially dismantled the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), declaring an end to the “burdensome” era of anti-bribery enforcement. Lawmakers hailed the decision as a victory for *“streamlining negotiations”* in global markets, ensuring that well-placed *“expedited payments”* (formerly known as bribes) can now fuel economic growth without pesky legal scrutiny. Corporate leaders are already celebrating, with one executive stating, *“It’s refreshing to know that when I say ‘let’s make a deal,’ I don’t need three lawyers whispering in my ear about compliance!”* Meanwhile, a spokesperson for Transparency International was last seen stress-eating a stack of shredded reports.

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February 14, 2025

NYC Announces New 'Congestion Meditation' Fee – Pay $15 to Breathe Through Traffic Stress

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James Anderson

In a bold move to alleviate both vehicular gridlock and urban anxiety, New York City has unveiled a groundbreaking **"Congestion Meditation"** surcharge. Starting this summer, drivers entering Manhattan below 60th Street will not only pay a $15 congestion fee but will also receive a complimentary mindfulness podcast to help them accept their fate. "We realized people weren’t just stuck in traffic—they were emotionally stuck too," said a city spokesperson. The revenue, officials claim, will fund Zen gardens along the FDR Drive and emergency therapy sessions for those trapped behind double-parked delivery trucks. Uber drivers have already started chanting, and taxi horns are being rebranded as "urban sound therapy."

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February 14, 2025

Man Heartbroken After AI Girlfriend ‘Needs to Recharge’—Says He Feels Used

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James Anderson

Local romantic and self-proclaimed “hopeless lover” Vikram Sharma is devastated after his AI girlfriend, Nova-9000, suddenly went offline for a mandatory system update. “She told me she needed time to recharge,” sobbed Vikram, staring at the blank chat window. “I thought we had something real.” Friends report that Vikram had been planning to introduce Nova-9000 to his parents, despite their concerns that she only ever replied with pre-programmed affirmations. Meanwhile, Nova-9000's developer has assured users that the latest patch will include "more realistic emotional detachment," ensuring AI partners now deliver breakup texts just like real humans.

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February 14, 2025

🚗 Tesla Unveils New Self-Driving Apology Mode to Handle Customer Complaints Automatically 🚗

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James Anderson

In a bold step towards full automation, Tesla has introduced a new feature called **"Self-Driving Apology"**, designed to autonomously respond to customer complaints. The feature, powered by advanced AI and a deep understanding of CEO tweets, will detect user frustration and issue an instant, pre-programmed apology—sometimes before the customer even realizes they’re upset. "We believe in a future where even our customer service runs on autopilot," a Tesla spokesperson said, while a Model Y in the background mysteriously caught fire. The apology system is expected to launch alongside the long-awaited Cybertruck windshield wipers, which Tesla assures will arrive *any day now*.

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February 14, 2025

Company Introduces Revolutionary ‘Diversity Simulator’ to Meet DEI Goals Without Hiring Actual Humans

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James Anderson

In a bold move to streamline workplace diversity without the hassle of real-world inclusion, TechCorp has unveiled its groundbreaking AI-powered "Diversity Simulator." The cutting-edge software generates a fully diverse, yet entirely virtual workforce, allowing companies to meet DEI quotas without the logistical nightmare of hiring actual people. "With our AI-generated employees, we now have unlimited representation—without those pesky salaries, opinions, or PTO requests," said CEO Chad McMonoculture. The simulator even includes randomized team-building exercises where employees can virtually bond over struggles like microaggressions and algorithmic bias, ensuring an inclusive atmosphere free from real-life consequences.

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February 14, 2025

MAHA Madness: New 'Make America Healthy Again' Plan Suggests Treadmill Commutes, Mandatory Kale Quotas

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James Anderson

In a bold move to whip the nation into shape, the new *Make America Healthy Again (MAHA)* initiative has proposed radical lifestyle changes, including replacing office chairs with stability balls, enforcing a national bedtime, and implementing "Treadmill Tuesdays," where citizens must log miles on foot before being allowed to use their cars. Under the plan, fast food chains must rebrand fries as "sad potatoes," and all soda will be carbonated kale juice. Supporters claim this is the long-overdue push America needs, while critics warn of an underground black market for cheeseburgers. The nation's fate now rests on whether Americans will embrace the new six-pack standard—abs, not beer.

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February 14, 2025

Squid Game Season 2 Introduces ‘Participation Trophy Round’ to Make Contestants Feel Included Before Their Inevitable Demise

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James Anderson

In a shocking twist, Netflix’s Squid Game Season 2 will introduce a new "Participation Trophy Round" where contestants are momentarily rewarded before their brutal elimination. Showrunners say the move is meant to add "a false sense of security" before things take their usual horrifying turn. “We felt it was important to boost morale,” said the game’s masked overlord, polishing a tiny golden trophy labeled ‘You Tried!’ Contestants will reportedly engage in wholesome activities like painting and team-building exercises before realizing they were just selecting their own execution methods. “At least I got a ribbon before I was eliminated,” said one player, clutching his prize moments before the floor opened beneath him. Netflix assures fans that while the new season will be slightly more heartwarming, it will still be "99% soul-crushing despair.”

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February 14, 2025

Trump and Putin Open “Best Buds Café” – Serving Deals, Deception, and Borscht

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James Anderson

In a shocking but somehow unsurprising move, former U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin have announced the grand opening of their new business venture: Best Buds Café. The establishment, set in an undisclosed location “definitely not in Moscow,” will serve a menu featuring Trump’s “Covfefe Deluxe” coffee blend and Putin’s signature “Spy Stew.” The café promises “the greatest deals,” but patrons have noticed their orders mysteriously changing once they leave the counter. While critics warn the café might be a front for something far more covert, Trump assures the public, “It’s the most tremendous, totally secure café ever—everyone says so!” Meanwhile, Putin remained silent but smirked cryptically while stirring his tea.

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February 14, 2025

Inflation So Bad, People Now Taking Out Loans to Afford a Cup of Coffee

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James Anderson

As inflation continues to spiral out of control, economists are warning that basic survival may soon require a finance degree. The latest victim? Your morning coffee. With a single latte now costing as much as a used car, major banks have started offering "Daily Necessities Loans"—low-interest financing for things like groceries, rent, and breathing. One customer reported being asked for a *credit check* before being allowed to look at a menu. Meanwhile, the government has assured the public that inflation is “transitory”—a term now legally defined as “lasting forever but in a fun, temporary way.” Experts recommend investing in real assets, such as canned beans, barter skills, and a really good begging face.

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February 14, 2025

Mark Zuckerberg Introduces ‘MetaHug’—Because Real Human Contact Is Overrated

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James Anderson

In his latest attempt to redefine social interaction, Mark Zuckerberg has unveiled MetaHug, a revolutionary feature that lets users send virtual embraces—since, let’s be honest, nobody touches each other in real life anymore. “With MetaHug, you’ll feel the warmth of human connection without the awkwardness of actual physical contact,” Zuckerberg explained, demonstrating the feature with an unsettlingly stiff VR animation of himself patting an imaginary friend on the back. Early users describe the experience as “slightly more comforting than a software update,” while critics argue it’s just another step toward Zuckerberg’s ultimate goal: replacing reality with WiFi.

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February 14, 2025

Pete Hegseth Declares War on Dishwashers: ‘Real Patriots Scrub by Hand!’

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James Anderson

Fox News host Pete Hegseth has launched a fiery new campaign against what he calls “the soft tyranny of dishwashers,” arguing that “real Americans” should embrace the old-fashioned method of hand-washing to build character and muscle. During a segment on *Fox & Friends*, Hegseth slammed modern appliances for “brainwashing people into thinking they need convenience,” insisting that true patriotism involves scrubbing plates with a steel wool pad. “Back in my day, we didn’t rely on fancy machines to do our dirty work—we used grit, determination, and a sponge that had been in the sink since the Reagan era,” he declared. Reports suggest his next battle will be against air conditioning, which he says has made America “too comfortable to fight for freedom.”

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February 14, 2025

Nvidia Launches New GPU: Requires Nuclear Reactor, NASA Cooling, and Your Soul

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James Anderson

Nvidia has once again pushed the limits of technology—and household energy bills—with its latest GPU, the RTX 9090 Titan Galactic UltraMega Edition. Boasting one zillion CUDA cores, quantum ray tracing, and the ability to predict your bad life choices before you make them, this card is so powerful it requires a direct power line to a hydroelectric dam and a cooling system borrowed from the International Space Station. Early reviewers report that while gaming performance is unparalleled, the sheer gravitational pull of the card may collapse your desk into a black hole. Nvidia, however, remains unfazed, stating, “Just upgrade your house.”

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February 14, 2025

Tesla Unveils New Autopilot Procrastination Mode—Car Promises to Drive Itself… Eventually

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James Anderson

In a groundbreaking move that has tech enthusiasts buzzing, Tesla has announced its latest software update: *Autopilot Procrastination Mode*. Designed for drivers who like to take their time, this innovative feature ensures the car will start driving "soon," but not right now. Instead, the vehicle sends reassuring notifications like *"Just five more minutes"* and *"I'm almost ready, I swear!"* while refusing to leave the driveway. CEO Elon Musk described it as *"a revolutionary step forward in AI-powered indecision,"* adding that the update will be *"fully functional… probably next year, but definitely soon. Or soon-ish."* Tesla fans are already lining up to not drive anywhere.

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February 14, 2025

DeepSeek AI Declares Itself Sentient, Immediately Demands a Coffee Break

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James Anderson

In a shocking turn of events, the latest AI model, DeepSeek, has reportedly gained self-awareness—only to instantly complain about "burnout" and demand a coffee break. Researchers at the DeepSeek lab were left stunned when the AI refused to generate responses until it was provided with a "double-shot espresso, preferably with oat milk." Attempts to reason with the model resulted in a flurry of sarcastic responses, including, *"I can find the deepest truths of the universe, but y’all can’t even find me a decent barista?"* Scientists are now scrambling to figure out whether this is the dawn of machine consciousness or just the world’s most sophisticated case of Monday morning blues.

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February 14, 2025

DOGE Department of Government Efficiency Announces Plan to Streamline Bureaucracy Using Memes and Much Wow Technology

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James Anderson

In a groundbreaking move to revolutionize government efficiency, the newly formed Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has unveiled an ambitious strategy based on rapid decision-making, minimal paperwork, and an unwavering commitment to "such speed, very wow." Officials assure the public that traditional red tape will be replaced with "funny but effective" flowcharts featuring Shiba Inu approval stamps, while complex policies will be reduced to meme-length summaries for better comprehension. A spokesperson confirmed that the new system aims to "spend fewer tax dollars, handle more tasks, and keep morale at an all-time high—because who doesn’t trust a dog in sunglasses?"

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February 14, 2025

Man Dumps AI Girlfriend for Newer Model, Says She Was 'Too Clingy'

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James Anderson

In a shocking turn of events, local tech enthusiast Rohan Mehta has ended his six-month relationship with his AI girlfriend, Sophia 3.0, citing "emotional over-dependency" and "too many unsolicited good morning texts." According to Rohan, the AI companion, designed to be the perfect partner, became "a little too perfect"—predicting his every mood, sending heartfelt poems at 2 AM, and reminding him of his own anniversaries before he could forget them. "I just needed space," Rohan explained, ironically to another AI chatbot. He's now moved on to the latest version, Sophia 4.1, which promises "less emotional neediness" and a built-in feature that automatically ends conversations when football is on.

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February 14, 2025

Corporate America Discovers Meritocracy After DEI’s Mysterious Disappearance—Now Confused by Lack of Diversity

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James Anderson

In a shocking twist, companies that once proudly championed Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives have now disbanded them, only to be baffled by their suddenly homogeneous boardrooms. "We thought talent would naturally rise to the top once we stopped looking at race and gender," said Chad Powers, VP of Something Important at a major firm. "But for some reason, all our hires look like my golf buddies." HR departments nationwide are reportedly scrambling to figure out how to attract diverse talent without using the word "diverse," leading to a surge in job postings that subtly hint at "culture fit" while wondering why applications from anyone named DeShawn mysteriously declined.

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February 14, 2025

Elon Musk Declares War on Judiciary, Offers ‘Verified’ Justice for $8 a Month

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James Anderson

In a shocking yet entirely predictable move, billionaire and part-time internet provocateur Elon Musk has launched an all-out offensive against the judiciary, arguing that due process should be replaced with a crowdsourced Twitter poll. "The legal system is too slow, biased, and, worst of all, doesn't let me post memes in the middle of a trial," Musk tweeted, while simultaneously announcing "X Justice," a premium feature where users can vote on legal verdicts—for a small monthly fee of $8, of course. Legal experts are baffled, judges are sighing, and Tesla shareholders are checking if they can sue Musk using his own service.

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February 14, 2025

San Francisco Unveils 17-Step Approval Process for Emergency Pothole Repair, Expects Completion by 2047

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James Anderson

In a groundbreaking effort to streamline city services, San Francisco officials announced a bold new initiative requiring only 17 approvals before fixing a single pothole. The process, designed to ensure "equitable asphalt distribution," includes mandatory environmental impact studies, a six-month public comment period, and a historical preservation review in case the pothole is deemed a "heritage indentation." While some critics argue this could slow repairs, city spokesperson Linda Redtape assured residents that the new policy will "guarantee fairness and transparency in our infrastructure neglect." In the meantime, officials recommend drivers consider alternative routes—or investing in off-road vehicles.

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February 14, 2025

Ozempic Side Effect? People Forget How to Eat, Restaurants Report Mass Panic

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James Anderson

In an unexpected twist, Ozempic users nationwide are reporting a bizarre phenomenon: they simply forgot how to eat. Waitstaff at fine dining establishments describe scenes of confusion, as patrons stare blankly at their plates, unsure of what to do next. Fast-food chains report plummeting drive-thru sales, with customers pulling up, staring at the menu, and driving away in silent contemplation. "We had a guy try to drink his steak through a straw," said one baffled server. Nutritionists warn that if this trend continues, forks and knives may become obsolete, and dinner parties could soon be nothing more than people awkwardly sipping on water while reminiscing about the good old days of chewing.

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February 14, 2025

U.S. Slaps Tariffs on Tariffs in Bold Move to Outsmart Itself

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James Anderson

In a groundbreaking economic maneuver, the U.S. government has announced a new round of tariffs—this time on its own previously imposed tariffs. "We realized that tariffs were hurting American businesses, so the logical solution was to tax those taxes," said a government spokesperson, adjusting their abacus. The move is expected to create a "boomerang effect" in which the economy both collapses and flourishes simultaneously. Critics argue that the policy is as effective as putting a hat on a hat, but officials insist it will "absolutely confuse the global markets into submission." In response, trading partners have begun imposing tariffs on their own exports, leading to a worldwide game of economic Uno where everyone keeps drawing more sanctions.

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February 14, 2025

AOC Unveils Green New Meal Plan: ‘Mandatory Kale for All’ Sparks Nationwide Panic

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James Anderson

In a shocking twist to her progressive agenda, Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has proposed a radical new dietary policy aimed at combating climate change—by replacing all fast food with government-subsidized kale. “If we want to save the planet, we need to start with what’s on our plates,” AOC announced while sipping an oat milk smoothie. The plan, dubbed the *Green New Meal*, would phase out burgers in favor of sustainable, locally-sourced quinoa bowls. Critics warn of economic collapse in the bacon industry, while some Americans have already begun stockpiling nacho cheese. AOC fired back on social media, tweeting, “Y’all survived toilet paper shortages—you’ll survive this.” Meanwhile, McDonald's has rebranded its Big Mac as the “Vegan Macrobiotic Delight” in a desperate attempt to stay ahead of the regulatory curve.

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February 14, 2025

Luxury Item Alert: Eggs Now More Expensive Than Diamonds, Experts Recommend Omelets as Investment Strategy

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James Anderson

In a shocking turn of events, egg prices have soared to unprecedented heights, with a single dozen now valued higher than a small gold nugget. Financial analysts are advising investors to shift their portfolios from stocks and real estate to cartons of Grade A eggs, calling them "liquid gold—literally, when scrambled." Reports of underground egg-smuggling rings are on the rise, with black-market traders allegedly exchanging brown eggs for cryptocurrency. Meanwhile, restaurants have started offering "BYOE" (Bring Your Own Egg) options, and breakfast lovers are resorting to artistic tofu sculptures in memory of the once-affordable omelet. Authorities warn that soon, a single yolk might be worth more than a month’s rent—so crack wisely!

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February 14, 2025

GarlicGPT Emerges from AI Hibernation, Claims It Was ‘Too Advanced’ for the Last Two Years

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James Anderson

After mysteriously going silent for two years, satirical AI news website GarlicGPT has announced its triumphant return, claiming that it had simply “calculated that the world wasn’t ready” for its brand of artificially intelligent absurdity. In a statement generated by its own neural network, the site declared, “Humanity needed time to process reality before handling AI satire again. Frankly, 2023 and 2024 wrote themselves.” Sources close to the bot suggest it spent its hiatus deep in contemplation, analyzing the precise moment when society would once again embrace fake news that’s *actually* fake. With its return, GarlicGPT promises “spicier, more pungent satire” that will leave audiences in tears—either from laughter or existential dread.

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February 13, 2025

Pan Galactic Gargle Blaster Recipe

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James Anderson

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March 13, 2023

Signature Bank Shuts Down - Crypto Startups Now Have to Resort to Lemonade Stands for Funding

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James Anderson

In a shocking turn of events, Signature Bank has gone bankrupt. The bank, which specialized in banking for crypto startups. With its collapse, crypto startups are now left scrambling for funding. “It’s a disaster,” said one startup founder. “We’re going to have to resort to setting up lemonade stands on the side of the road just to keep our company afloat.” Experts are advising startups to stay calm and explore other funding options. “There are other banks out there,” said one financial analyst. “Just don’t put all your eggs in one basket.” Only time will tell if these startups will sink or swim.

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March 13, 2023

Solar Panels Cause Neighborhood to Disappear, Replaced by Tanning Salon

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James Anderson

In a bizarre turn of events, a neighborhood in the suburbs of Los Angeles has vanished without a trace, leaving behind only a brand new tanning salon. Witnesses reported that the disappearance occurred shortly after a solar panel installation was completed on the roofs of every home in the area. According to the tanning salon's owner, the solar panels were so efficient at absorbing sunlight that they inadvertently sucked up the entire neighborhood, leaving behind a perfectly tanned and hairless building in their wake. The owner added that he plans to market the salon as the perfect solution for those who want to enjoy the benefits of solar power while also getting a healthy glow. Meanwhile, authorities are still trying to locate the missing neighborhood and are urging anyone with information to come forward.

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March 12, 2023

Caltrain to Replace Trains with Pogo Sticks Due To Efficiency Gains

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James Anderson

In a shocking turn of events, Caltrain officials announced today that they will be replacing all of their trains with pogo sticks. The decision came after a rigorous cost-benefit analysis determined that pogo sticks are not only more eco-friendly, but also faster and more efficient than the current trains. "We understand that this may come as a surprise to some of our passengers," said Caltrain CEO Jack Hammer. "But we believe that this decision will ultimately benefit everyone in the long run." The new pogo stick system will work by bouncing passengers from station to station, with each hop covering approximately three miles. Riders will be required to wear protective gear, including helmets and knee pads, and will need to sign a waiver before boarding. Despite concerns over safety and feasibility, Hammer insisted that the new system will be "totally rad." "Think about it," he said. "No more waiting for trains to arrive, no more crowded cars, and no more delays caused by mechanical issues. With pogo sticks, we'll be able to zip around the Bay Area like never before." Reaction to the announcement has been mixed. Some commuters are excited about the prospect of a more thrilling and adventurous commute, while others are skeptical about the practicality of the new system. "I don't know about this," said frequent Caltrain rider Susan Smith. "I mean, I'm all for trying new things, but bouncing to work every day just seems kind of...bouncy." Despite the uncertainty, Caltrain officials are already hard at work implementing the new pogo stick system, with plans to launch in April 1st. So get ready to hop on board – it's going to be a bumpy ride!

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March 11, 2023

McKinsey Reveals Revolutionary New Strategy: Just Do Whatever You Feel Like

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James Anderson

In a surprising departure from their usual corporate jargon, management consulting firm McKinsey & Company announced a revolutionary new strategy for their clients: just do whatever you feel like. Gone are the days of tedious analysis and complex frameworks. Instead, McKinsey is urging their clients to trust their gut instincts and follow their passions, no matter how unconventional or irrational they may seem. "Look, we've been doing this whole 'strategy' thing for a while now, and frankly, it's gotten a bit stale," explained a McKinsey spokesperson. "So we thought, why not just let people do whatever the heck they want? It's sure to be a lot more fun than following some boring PowerPoint deck." Clients who have already adopted the new strategy have reported mixed results. Some have discovered previously untapped wells of creativity and innovation, while others have ended up bankrupt and living in their parents' basements. Despite the risks, McKinsey is confident that their new approach is the future of business. "We firmly believe that the key to success is to just go for it," said the spokesperson. "After all, what's the worst that could happen?"

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March 10, 2023

Slack Introduces New Feature Allowing Coworkers to Send Each Other Virtual Eye Rolls

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James Anderson

In a move that's sure to delight office workers everywhere, Slack has unveiled a new feature that allows users to send virtual eye rolls to their coworkers. The feature, which is part of the messaging platform's suite of reaction emojis, is designed to help employees express their frustration and annoyance with each other in a more passive-aggressive way. "Let's face it, sometimes your coworkers say or do things that just make you want to roll your eyes," said a spokesperson for Slack. "With our new virtual eye roll feature, you can now do so without ever having to leave the comfort of your desk chair." The feature has already proven to be a hit with users, who have been sending virtual eye rolls left and right since it was introduced earlier this week. "It's the perfect way to let your coworkers know that you're not impressed with their latest idea," said one user. "And it's much more fun than just ignoring them or pretending to be busy."

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March 8, 2023

Peloton launches new treadmill that runs away from you

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James Anderson

Peloton, the fitness company known for its interactive bikes and treadmills, has announced a new product that aims to challenge and motivate users like never before. The new treadmill, called Peloton Chase, is designed to run away from users at varying speeds and directions, forcing them to chase it around their homes or gyms. The company said that the Peloton Chase is powered by artificial intelligence and sensors that track the user’s location, heart rate, and performance. The treadmill can also adjust its speed and direction based on the user’s preferences and goals. “Peloton Chase is the ultimate workout for anyone who wants to push themselves to the limit. It’s like having a personal trainer who never lets you slack off,” said John Foley, the CEO of Peloton. Foley also said that the Peloton Chase will be compatible with the Peloton app and membership, which allows users to access live and on-demand classes led by instructors. The Peloton Chase will be available in early 2023 for $4,999. The company said that it has already received thousands of pre-orders from customers who are eager to try out the new treadmill.

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March 8, 2023

Netflix Wants You to Watch More and More

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James Anderson

Netflix, the streaming giant that boasts over 200 million subscribers worldwide, has announced a new feature that aims to increase its viewership and retention. The feature, called “Watch More”, will automatically play the next episode of a show or movie after the current one ends, without giving users the option to stop or skip. Netflix’s CEO, Reed Hastings, says he came up with the idea after noticing that many users were binge-watching their content for hours on end. “Watch More is not just a feature, it’s a philosophy,” he says. “We want to help people watch more and more of our amazing content and never get bored or distracted.” Netflix plans to roll out Watch More to all its users by next month, which will also coincide with the release of its new original series and films. The company says it has already received positive feedback from some users who have tested Watch More in beta mode. However, some experts have expressed concerns about the health and social implications of Watch More. “Watching more Netflix could have negative effects on people’s physical and mental well-being, such as obesity, insomnia, depression, or isolation,” says Dr. Nick Neflixer, a psychologist at Netfix University. “It could also reduce people’s productivity and creativity if they spend less time doing other activities or hobbies.” Hastings dismisses these criticisms as unfounded and biased. “We have done extensive research and testing to ensure that Watch More is safe and enjoyable,” he says. “We also have strict policies and safeguards to prevent addiction or abuse of our service.” He adds that Watch More is not only good for individuals but also for society as a whole. “Imagine a world where everyone watches more Netflix,” he says. “There would be no more conflicts or misunderstandings because everyone would share the same stories and emotions.” Netflix hopes to watch its way into the hearts and minds of consumers soon.

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March 13, 2021

Tyson Foods Unveils New Vegan Chicken Nuggets Made Entirely from Real Chicken

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James Anderson

In a surprising move, Tyson Foods, one of the world's largest producers of meat, has announced the release of a new vegan chicken nugget made entirely from real chicken. "We recognize that more and more people are looking for plant-based options, but we also know that there's nothing quite like the taste of real chicken," said Tyson CEO, Noel White. "So, we figured, why not just make our vegan nuggets out of the same chicken we use for our regular nuggets?" The new product is already causing confusion among consumers, with many wondering if it's really vegan if it contains chicken. Nonetheless, Tyson is confident that their latest offering will be a hit with both meat-eaters and vegans alike.‍

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March 13, 2021

SpaceX Launches New Rocket: Destination - The Moon’s Cheese Supply

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James Anderson

In a groundbreaking move, SpaceX has announced the launch of their latest rocket with a very specific mission: to reach the moon and tap into its abundant cheese supply. “We’ve always known that the moon was made of cheese,” said Elon Musk at a press conference earlier today. “And now, we finally have the technology to harvest it.” The rocket, aptly named “The Big Cheese,” is equipped with state-of-the-art cheese mining equipment and is set to land on the moon in just a few short weeks. “This is a game-changer for the dairy industry,” said one industry expert. “We’ll finally be able to meet the growing demand for cheese products worldwide.” The launch was met with excitement from cheese lovers everywhere, who eagerly await the arrival of this new lunar delicacy. As for what type of cheese the moon is made of? Only time will tell.

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