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llbbl
11-16-2003, 06:27 PM
I thought this article was humours =) tell me if you people thought so too ! eheh


MINNEAPOLIS, MN—In a turn of events the 30-year-old characterized as "horrifying," Kevin Widmar announced Tuesday that his mother Lillian has discovered his weblog.

Above: Widmar, whose blog was recently discovered by his mother Lillian (inset).

"Apparently, Mom typed [Widmar's employer] Dean Healthcare into Google along with my name and, lo and behold, PlanetKevin popped up," Widmar said. "I'm so fu@#$ "

In an e-mail sent to Widmar Monday, Lillian reported in large purple letters that she was "VERY EXCITED :)!!!" to find his "computer diary," but was perplexed that he hadn't mentioned it to her.


http://www.theonion.com/3944/news3.html
ECA
11-16-2003, 08:23 PM
Cool.
Cogar
11-21-2003, 07:58 AM
Hm. So this guy posted something on the Internet and expected it to stay a secret? :dunno
dang
11-21-2003, 10:15 AM
LOL. That is funny. Cogar, it came from TheOnion, which is a spoof news site. It's pretty funny. I read there one day that Bill Gates patented 0's and 1's and now basically owned all software written. LOL.. that was a great one.
Cogar
11-24-2003, 10:23 AM
Originally posted by dang
Cogar, it came from TheOnion, which is a spoof news site. It's pretty funny. I read there one day that Bill Gates patented 0's and 1's and now basically owned all software written. LOL.. that was a great one.
OK, thank you for the explanation. I hope I am up to speed now. :)
dang
11-24-2003, 03:37 PM
Check it out: [url=http://www.theonion.com[/url]. Some good ones up there now, like "David Blaine Starves Sell of Attention for 33 days".

Here's a good story:
Enraged Man Unable To Break TV
SHREVEPORT, LA—Enraged after seeing his ex-wife in a local commercial, area resident Bill Schwartz, 48, threw a potentially destructive tantrum Monday, but was unable to smash the screen of his 42-inch high-definition television. "If that television were less durable, there would be no doubt as to just how upset I am right now," Schwartz said after launching two shoes and a telephone at the screen. "Damn it." Schwartz then made a final charge at the television before collapsing dejectedly into a recliner.