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Posted on 11 September 2010. Tags: advertising, automobile, corvette, engine emissions, gratification, nocturnal emissions, sexy
Detroit, MI – GlossyNews.com – A worldwide recall for Corvette and Hummer vehicles has been officially announced, ending weeks of speculation by industry insiders and automotive experts. The recall addresses certain models that have been plagued, as Chairman Delany Forbes put it, ‘with levels of emissions that don’t meet federal standards, specifically nocturnal.’ The recall was announced by senior company executives and released to the automobile industry press today. Continue Reading
Posted in Biz News, Technology
Posted on 10 September 2010. Tags: bees, beeswax, federal agents, FTC, hive, honey, Sting, stinger
Stinger’s End, NJ – GlossyNews.comFederal authorities have netted over 300 bee keepers in a carefully crafted sting operation that was hatched nationwide in the past three-weeks. Yellow jacketed agents swarmed in and arrested several key people late last night in an operation that was honeycombed with illicit price fixing, illegal honey imports, and reports of product contamination. Local detention centers were a hive of activity as suspects were brought in for questioning, and we promise no more weak-kneed bee puns after this point*. Continue Reading
Posted in Environment, Health
Posted on 08 September 2010. Tags: caliufornia, congress, democrat, fossils, Henry Waxman, ice age, mastodon, nose, nostrils, Smithsonian Institute
Washington, DC- Glossy News – (House of Representatives-Capitol Hill) Congressmen Henry Waxman (D-CA) never guessed he would be in the news for something un-related to politics, but stranger things have happened to people as strange looking as the Democratic Representative from California’s 30th District. Continue Reading
Posted in Politics, Science
Posted on 03 September 2010. Tags: apple, iPhone 4, Stephen Hawking, Technology, Teenagers, texting
Tawdry Soup has found the IQ level of iPhone 4 purchasers is directly related to the place in line each person had when the portable phones went on sale, and the figures are surprising.
In the survey, administered as Tawdry Soup walked down the line that snaked around the block from the local Apple electronics store, a field IQ test asked some basic questions such as, “Does Christmas and New Year’s Day ever fall in the same year and Who is the President of the United States?” Continue Reading
Posted in Gadgets & Gizmos, Technology
Posted on 23 August 2010. Tags: Beidou, geo-caching, GLONASS, GPS, IRNSS, Mecca, moslems, prayer
JAKARTA Indonesia (GlossyNews) — At the insistence of Muslim holy leaders in the Saudi Arabian city of Mecca, an incredibly accurate new GPS tracking system will be installed to thwart anti-Islamic hackers who have recently been caught attempting to alter GPS signals to divert prayers meant to be recited directly towards Mecca. Continue Reading
Posted in Gadgets & Gizmos, Religionism
Posted on 19 August 2010. Tags: barack obama, classified documents, intelligence leaks, Lilith tour, Mythbusters, pentagon papers, Robert Gibbs, Tracy Chapman
ROSWELL, New Mexico (GlossyNews) — In his harshest stance yet, President Barack Obama has demanded flailing petroleum giant BP establish yet another $20B set-aside to address more leak damage. At issue is the recent Wiki-leaks release of 91,000 classified documents, considered highly toxic by most defense analysts.
Said White House spokesman Robert Gibbs, “This thing undeniably looks like BP. It’s of unprecedented proportions, politically inconvenient, and clean-up will be a nightmare. So who do you think did it? A leak of these dimensions can only mean BP has failed to follow adequate safety procedures, yet again.”
Though in a leadership transition, BP was quick to respond on this latest disaster. Continue Reading
Posted in Environment, World News
Posted on 18 August 2010. Tags: addict, addiction, computer addicts, Internets Tubes, self control, social media, twitter, withdrawl
RESTSTOP, Info Superhighway (GlossyNews) — A group of Facebook addiction survivors was found floating in cyberspace last night, clinging to the remnants of a past life spent ogling other people’s lives from the comfort of their home or office. The tattered and torn pride of Linda Deetle, Marvin Locke, Jennifer Pezelridge and four others, who pulled the plug on Facebook within the last week, was evident when Tawdry Soup caught up with the trio.
“I was lonely,” cried Deetle, a 47 year old widow, Continue Reading
Posted in Internets Tubes, Science & Technologizzy
Posted on 16 August 2010. Tags: ban, gay, gay marriage, glbt, homophobia, minority, mormons, proposition 8
HUNTINGTON BEACH, California (GLossyNews) — A California scientist has come up with a novel idea: He has learned to harness the hatred of millions of bigoted Californians to create energy and make minorities rich in the process. Doctor Eli Lafitte, a graduate of Grambling State University, and later of UC Berkeley, says he, “has long known about the energy that permeates a room when an African-American or gay person walks in. It is known as hate by gay people and racism by African-Americans. You can definitely feel it and it makes your hair stand on end, just like static electricity. Continue Reading
Posted in Gadgets & Gizmos, Strange People
Posted on 13 August 2010. Tags: armageddon, Friday the 13th, mars, Perseid meteor shower, rush limbaugh, sarah palin, saturn, venus
VATICAN CITY (GlossyNews) — Several astronomers are coming right out and telling people to be extra careful this Friday the 13th due to the fact that in addition to the 13th falling on a Friday this month, another more sinister event will be happening in the skies that night—a triple conjunction with the moon lining up with Venus, Mars and Saturn all in close proximity that night. Also known as the “smiley face” effect, the occurrence is rare but has always been associated with significant happenings in history. Continue Reading
Posted in Science & Technologizzy
Posted on 10 August 2010. Tags: apple, Boeing, drone phone, drone planes, hot dog, iPhone 4
CUPERTINO, California – (Glossy News) Already iPhone 4 owners are being pulled over by the thousands and ticketed for using their new multi-tasking phones while driving, an illegal act in most states. Iphone 4 owners are complaining to Apple that they are finding it necessary to buy two, sometimes three replacement iphone 4’s due to having them confiscated by police officers. They are crying out to Apple to do something about it. Continue Reading
Posted in Gadgets & Gizmos, Science & Technologizzy
Posted on 09 August 2010. Tags: Baby boomer, Golden Retriever, Kurosawa, Pretenders, remote control, veterinarian
Rashomon Technologies today announced that it is discontinuing field trials for “Good-Dog” due to the technology’s stunningly successful performance. The product’s target launch date is late 2011, contingent on royalty and licensing agreements with US veterinarians. RT CEO Kazuo Kurosawa acted as ringmaster in the multi-media presentation of a consumer product that industry insiders believe will out sell the iPhone. Continue Reading
Posted in Gadgets & Gizmos, Science & Technologizzy
Posted on 06 August 2010. Tags: Environment, food, Health, Natural Disasters, Oil Spills, small towns, tragedy
GETTYSBURG, Pennsylvania (GlossyNews) — The latest in a series of disasters has humbled a small town in Northeastern, PA. Naticoke, Pennsylvania, which was well known in the their region for being a major coal mining town in the 1930′s, was sent into a state of shock and panic this weekend. What was recently the scene of village-wide celebration in honor of the grand opening of a new Applebee’s restaurant has turned into a nightmare for many of the town’s four thousand plus citizens. Continue Reading
Posted in Environment, Human Interest, Society
Posted on 05 August 2010. Tags: astronomy, death, destruction, predictions, Science, solar flare, solar storm, technical difficulties
From Astronomy Daily:
While NASA was trying to get our attention by telling us a Solar Tsunami is nothing to worry about and would only be responsible for bringing the Aurora Borealis further south for viewing, the very fact that the term tsunami was being used should have tipped us off that this was no ordinary magnetic field headed our way. We saw the effects of the tsunami that hit Indonesia and it was not all pink and green ribbons of light. It was death and destruction. If you’re going to use a word like tsunami, you better be ready to back it up with facts, which NASA unfortunately could not. Continue Reading
Posted in Human Interest, Science
Posted on 30 July 2010. Tags: Alfred Hitchcock, avatar, james cameron, nobel prize, physics, Roman Polanski
HOLLYWOODLAND, West Coast (GlossyNews) — Self-crowned ‘King of Directors’ James Cameron today announced a project expected to establish a new standard in cinema. Speaking from Malibu’s exclusive ‘Pssst, You can smoke in here’ Bistro, the mega-hit crafter was upbeat, while still maintaining his signature condescending tone. Continue Reading
Posted in Entertainment, Science
Posted on 28 July 2010. Tags: area 51, cattle mutilations, crop circles, Curie, Einstein, ET, Newton, ufo
ROSWELL, New Mexico (GlossyNews) –
The Intergalactic Play Nice Force has decided to abandon Earth operations, so said District Superintendent Greg Gort today.
“The IPNF really has no interest here anymore. It’s a wind-down, could take three Earth years at the outside. Bureaucracy is a constant in the Universe. We’ll run the funding out on the Venus base, and besides, I’ve got staff members who are only flreg parsecs from full retirement. Continue Reading
Posted in Religionism, Science
Posted on 19 July 2010. Tags: Coast Guard, disaster, Environment, oil spill, Orlando, SeaWorld, theme park, whale
ORLANDO, Florida (GlossyNews) — Wearied by weeks of fighting the horrendous Gulf oil spill, the U.S. Coast Guard mobilized today to battle a large leak from a giant whale in a SeaWorld theme park.
“This is massive,” said Coast Guard Admiral Thad Allen. “An animal this size naturally produces a very big leak.”
As of this morning the leak was still spreading, Continue Reading
Posted in Environment, Science
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