World Humour Organisation denies Swine Flu is a Hamdemic
Labels: Science and Nature
The Latest Independent Internet News. [A division of UttCorp]
Wednesday, May 06, 2009
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Labels: US
Tuesday, April 28, 2009

Now you too can have protection you need as well as indulging in ancient sensuous practice from time before the time with complete justification and social respectableness. No shame and complete protection from flus of swine, avians, humans and Spaniards.
Plus now with new size for protection and sniffing pleasure of your dog, cat and pot-bellied pig. Happy Joy Schoolgirl Underthing Concern promises you hours of pleasure and safety.Wednesday, August 06, 2008
The A-Boys were one of the first and best-loved of the 1980s Boy Bands. They followed the trusted model of putting diverse people together into one room (or in this case, van) and making sure there was something for everybody. There was the brainy one, the good-looking one, the angry one and the crazy one. For a while they were the best-selling artists on Oldsense Records, going triple-platinum with their albums, "The A-Boys", "Van full of Lovin'" and "Love is a pileup (but nobody gets killed)".
Thursday, July 17, 2008
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
Labels: Middle East, Politics, Religion, US
Friday, May 09, 2008
Lebanon launches 21 rocket salute
Friday, March 21, 2008
Friday, March 14, 2008
Lisp becomes Lithp
Labels: Language
Monday, February 25, 2008

Labels: Movies
Friday, May 25, 2007
Big news in the Netherlands recently was the escape and rampage of Bokito, gorilla resident at Blijdorp zoo. He leapt a wall, swam a moat and all but jumped on horse back to escape. Once out, he grabbed a woman and dragged her around the zoo. He was soon caught and sympathy for the poor animal has been rising since it emerged the same woman used to come into the zoo very often and taunt the gorilla. As the zoo keepers pointed out this was a warning as otherwise she'd be in several pieces and her bones used for toys by the young gorillas. So far from putting Bokito down as some people have called for (including the woman herself), I hope that the woman is banned from every zoo, safari park and pet shop in the world. Not that she has much inclination to go now.
Meanwhile for decades scientists have been teaching chimps sign language. Good God, People! How long before they start talking, sounding like Roddy McDowall and Kim Hunter, and riding horses? And I honestly thought it would be the Triffids that got us.Labels: Comment, Movies, Science and Nature
Sunday, May 20, 2007
A brief study of murders, particularly those of celebrities, shows that many are carried out by “sad loners.” When is the government going to wake up to this alarming fact and do something about it? Utter Newsense, backed by our CEO, mysterious Australian publishing mogul, Shane Utterly, says the best way to halt this problem is clear. Prevention is the cure. We propose all people who cannot produce a list of more than three friends be locked up for our own safety. How long will we have to live amongst these people before one of them kills again?
Wednesday, March 14, 2007
TED: (puts phone down) The cheek of it?
DOUGAL: Are you sure that's not true now, Ted?Labels: TV
Saturday, November 25, 2006
OJ Simpson TV show publicising his new book, "How I Killed My Wife In The Perfect Conditional Tense" has had to be pulled due to pressure from the families of the people he would have killed in the way outlined in the book.
Thursday, November 09, 2006
Following the initial success of the new movie "World Trade Center," a further batch of movies on the same subject has been announced. "Trouble in the Rubble" stars Jet Li and Nicolas Cage as under cover cops fighting Chinese gangsters in the collapsing buildings. "Los Torres Sexidas" is Pedro Almodóvar's exploration of the lives of a frustrated middle-aged woman and a young student trapped together in a shower. Meanwhile, "Snakes in a Collapsing Building," starring Samuel L. Jackson, asks the question, "what if, on September 11th, al-Qaida had not only launched planes into the twin towers, but also released a vast number of deadly snakes. It raises some important philosophical points and includes the soon-to-be classic line, "I'm as motherf***ing motherf***ed as a motherf***er."
Labels: Movies
Friday, October 06, 2006
Thursday, August 10, 2006
Torius - The Bullshitter

Bleo - The Liar

Scoopio - The Journalist

Hot Airies - The Rambler

Backbencher - The Scapegoat

Plagiarius - The Archer

Pisces - The Fishy Smell
Labels: Politics
Wednesday, August 09, 2006
Israel announces their latest Hamas / Hezbolla recruitment drive a complete success.
Labels: Middle East, Politics
Monday, July 31, 2006
Scientists working for Mel Gibson have proved that drinking alcohol releases antisemitons into the bloodstream. And that these were the cause of his widely-reported tirade and not any deep-seated resentment or racism.
Labels: Movies, Science and Nature
Friday, July 28, 2006
Every year, 60,000 people die from the effects of the sun. 60,000 people. These are not figures we have just made up. These are from the WHO. That is the World Health Organisation, the respected international organisation formed in 1948 that had hits with My Generation and Pinball Wizard. Regular readers of this news feed know well we have long distrusted this red / yellow menace that fills our sky for several months of the year. Worshipped by many, it has proven links to cancer, sunstroke, sunburn and dehydration. Even more damning, scientists have shown that the Sun keeps the entire Earth in its grasp by an invisible force. We are literally unable to escape from its deadly pull.
Labels: Comment, Science and Nature
Saturday, June 17, 2006
Saturday, April 15, 2006
Friday, April 14, 2006
In houses all over the world, followers of the Great Profit are eagerly awaiting the return of their Lord and Provider. It is said he descends every year from the planet Mars carrying a supply of goodies for all his followers in his little wicker basket.
Labels: Religion
Thursday, April 13, 2006
It was for years the relationship everyone was talking about. Or at least quoting. But today The Actress and The Bishop have announced the end of their affair. Said the Actress, "It was hard, but I knew what I had to do. I had to break it off. I didn't know I had it in me, but I did. It brought tears to my eyes because we both put so much into it. He used to fill me with such pleasure. But somehow it went in the wrong direction. I didn't handle it very well. It was rough, long and hard. And now he's behind me."
Labels: Religion
Tuesday, April 11, 2006
Oops.
Labels: Religion
Monday, April 10, 2006
Wednesday, March 29, 2006
Monday, March 27, 2006
Critics of current best-seller, “The Game” have been calling the book “evil and manipulative,” saying the book uses crude psychology to get people to do things against their wishes. Said a Spokesman for the Critics, "Men are being manipulated into buying this book through promises it of fulfilling their most heart-felt desires: that of bedding and being loved by numerous women.” The critics also go on to claim that once the book has been bought, it seduces men by letting them think it is interested in their welfare when really all it is interested in is selling more books. Said one man who had found himself buying a copy of the book, "I feel degraded. I have been treated as something less than human. This book seduced me with its appeals to my conscious desires. But instead of getting laid, I just ended up speaking to my friends in an incomprehensible code, wearing even more stupid clothes than ever before and actually talking for hours about being into astrology. What have I become?"
Labels: Literature
Sunday, March 26, 2006
Archaeologists in Central Europe have uncovered 2 million year-old cave paintings which they believe are an early form of current publishing sensation, "The Game." In "The Game," men are taught how to attract and bed women. The cave paintings are a pre-historic version of the same, claim scientists.
Labels: Art, Science and Nature
Saturday, March 25, 2006
Wednesday, March 08, 2006
(Can You Check This - Editor)
Labels: Middle East