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Sheeple Magazine; August, 2007 Archive, Page 6; Sheeple Magazine
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Lawn mowers are now being sabotaged in Atlanta, Georgia. When Danny Fendley tried to start his lawn mower it burst into flames inside of his garage. Before he could even get the fire under control it had spread throughout his garage and engulfed his entire house in less than a minute.Danny and his wife made it out safely but was this indeed just a malfunctioning lawn mower or an attempt to harm the Fendley's?
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By Neashmw at 08/15/07 12:56
Picture yourself sitting in Central Park NY. Enjoying the beautifuls views and nature. Then you look over and thats when you see the ugliest looking thing in NY. Its a pigeon flying around pooping on freshly cleaned cars and walking on the sidewalk annoying everbody with their hideousness. Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has received numerous complaints on these Ugly birds. Animal rights activitists have protested all atempts to reduce the pigeon population claiminig they are cruel. We believe it's no coincidence that fourty-five parrots were mysteriously stolen from a pet store. This is clearly not a simple burglary, but an elaborate scheme by Mayor Bloomberg to replace the disgusting pigeons in Central park with these tropical Parrots valued at more than $1000 each?
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By Jamin Greensbury at 08/15/07 12:53
A former NBA referee knows exactly how to gamble. He gave clues to his clients on what teams to bet on. The thing about that is he had the clients bet on games that he officiated. So that means that if he told anyone to bet on a certain team, he could sway the game into that team's favor.Now the NBA is questioning the integrity of games. The referee was very clean with his methods. Nothing was suspicious on what he was doing. He didn't call many fouls, but the ones he did were questionable. The NBA only found out from a tip from the FBI. I just have one question for this referee. What could be going through your mind when you called bad fouls?
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By Neashmw at 08/15/07 12:35
Zoo's aren't safe from monkeys anymore, since a 9-year-old white-faced capuchin monkey named Oliver has learned how to pick the locks that keep him in his cage. He escaped sometime this Monday morning and was found Tuesday, August 14 about 4 miles from the zoo in a yard apparently headed toward CIA headquarters in Langley, Virigina.Tupelo Buffalo Park and Zoo manager Kirk Nemecheck says when they located the primate police were there to assist with the capture. When a man jumped onto Oliver he was bit in the hand but it was enough to hold the monkey long enough for its capture. Oliver was shortly returned to the Zoo and his cage was equiped with some extra locks and chains. Could this monkey really have figured out how to pick the locks outside his cage all on his own? Or is this all part of the C.I.A.'s plan to train a supermonkey capable of breaking into top secret bases.
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By Jamin Greensbury at 08/14/07 15:12
 Thinking about decorating for a coworker's birthday? Why don't you put up all sorts of decorations in his or her cubicle? Consider balloons and streamers for every available surface. Some nice hats and noise makers would be a plus. Just try to decorate like a sheeple would. In case you don't know, that means go hog wild on decorating. Don't hold back. So if Jeff's birthday is tomorrow, make sure he feels special on his special day. Make it so he can't even move around in his cubicle. Like I said, don't hold back with decorating.
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By Wilbur Corncon at 08/14/07 14:28
 As the two main contenders duke it out, it seems one is getting the upper hand on the other. The fighter in red lays out a huge haymaker on his opponent in blue to win the fight. Yahoo has become the number one portal on the internet. Yahoo currently has much better customer satisfaction than Google does. More people are logging on to Yahoo for more of their daily needs. But some experts are predicting a new contender to come about. It seems Ask.com is rising through the ranks to become a heavyweight contender. But will it have enough to battle Yahoo? And yet another unknown fighter is becoming better as well. GlobalSpec is the engineer's search engine of choice. Will these four battle it out for the top spot for all eternity? Only you can decide. Which search engine do you use?
Tags: seo • google • search engines • yahoo • 1 Comments. - Permalink |
By Jamin Greensbury at 08/14/07 13:45
Its not the old Van Halen, but a brand new band. At least that's David Lee Roth's take on the new Van Halen tour. Roth will be taking the microphone for the first time in roughly twenty years. It will also be a family affair this year as both Van Halen brothers will be playing as usual. In addition for this time, Eddie Van Halen's son, Wolfgang, will be playing bass in the band. If you ask me, I can't wait for the tour to come to a city near me!
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By Jamin Greensbury at 08/14/07 13:05
If a gopher snake ever tries to attack you, your best defense is none other than a California ground squirrel. Why you ask? Because when a squirrel discovers one of the snakes, it will start frantically waving its tail. Now how would that bother a snake? Well, since the snakes sense infrared radiation from heat, the waving of the tail intimidates the snake. This causes the snake to get on the defensive and make it retreat.Now how does all this heat get in the tail? Scientists believe that the squirrel somehow shifts more blood into the tail as it starts waving it. Not that much else is known about how the squirrel does that. But this isn't a reflex of the squirrel's either. They only seem to do it around gopher snakes. Scientists found this out when examining the squirrels through an infrared camera. So take your pet squirrel out on walks more often. I bet you'll feel so much safer with your squirrel acting like a mongoose.
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By Jamin Greensbury at 08/14/07 12:49
Obviously, people just don't know how to aim a gun in Miami. Two men were trying to rob a security guard in the parking lot of a Brandsmart USA. One of the robbers was pointing the gun straight at the guard. But the guard would not cooperate with this robber. The second robber tried to take the guard down from behind, but to no avail. The gun fired and hit the second robber right in the eye. The two robbers then fled in the getaway vehicle with three others.The wounded robber went right to the hospital, while his accomplices were arrested. All I have to say about this story is: Nice Shootin' Tex.
Tags: miami • robbers • firearms • true story • 1 Comments. - Permalink |
By Jamin Greensbury at 08/13/07 15:10
 Recently at a fairground in northwestern Pennsylvania, a stange sight was beheld there. It seemed that Uruguay's flagship was circling the location. No one knows why it was there. Maybe it was extremely off course. Maybe a certain person I know of in Uruguay could tell me why it was there. Could this be the result of more Microsoft world domination? I can not see how, for the most powerful man in Uruguay would not stand for it.
Tags: pennsylvania • uruguay • microsoft • 1 Comments. - Permalink |
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