Posted on 30 August 2010. Tags: Christians, Conservative, ground zero, intolerance, islam, mosque, pork, tolerance
NEW YORK (GlossyNews) — Bumble Bee Ham is opening a processing plant and deli in New York just two blocks away from Ground Zero next to a new mosque. The new location will process ham to be shipped out to Bumble Bee Hams across the country and launch a new high end deli on the ground level called “Bacon.” The feature item is a bacon burger made from ground bacon, topped with bacon served open faced on a bacon croissant with bacon ranch and a side of bacon sticks. This has set off a firestorm between many Americans and Muslims against so-called “bacon extremists.” Continue Reading
Posted in Human Interest, Religionism
Posted on 26 August 2010. Tags: Arkansas, Hog Jaw, kissin' cousins, LDS, Tammy Fay Baker, Warren Jeffs
Hog Jaw, Arkansas has just been named the Kissin’ Cousin Capital of America by Tammy Fay Cosmetics, beating out the other Hog Jaw, Alabama by a mile. The mayor of Hog Jaw, Humphrey Dumpty, in announcing this most dubious honor claimed “if it twern’t fer the Buckner Triplets and their love of Tammy Fay’s strawberry smack lip balm coupled with their love for their cousins Jethro, Jeb and Jubilee, we’d a been singing a sadder song.” Continue Reading
Posted in Human Interest, Society
Posted on 24 August 2010. Tags: baby, baby huey, Chinese, japanese, obesity, Sumo wrestling
Lei Lei, named phonetically after the famous Lay’s potato chips, was a large baby when born, but not extraordinarily large according to his petite Chinese mother. However, ever since his birth, he’s been eating anything and everything in sight, and he is growing twice as fast as other babies his age. It’s like the Robin Williams movie where he ages quickly, except with a morbidly obese Chinese baby. Continue Reading
Posted in Human Interest
Posted on 21 August 2010. Tags: bunk pills, dance, ecstasy, MDMA, pills, rave
Last Saturday, over a dozen “rave” party-goers were taken to hospital in the Boston suburb of Cambridge. The ostensible culprit was “bad ecstasy”, but the pills, sold for $25 to $35 each, turned out to be nothing more than novelty dinosaur sponge toys in capsule form, which once ingested, immediately inflated to cause serious issues. Continue Reading
Posted in Human Interest, Strange People
Posted on 17 August 2010. Tags: beer, beer prices, disasters, doomsday, economy, end of the world, Friday the 13th, NASCAR
SOMEWHERE, USA (GlossyNews) — Another Friday the 13th came and went without incident. It’s as if the Universe doesn’t take itself seriously anymore. Mars can run retrograde and Saturn can be humping Venus (relatively speaking of course) and still life goes on without so much as a blip.
Until now. Quietly staying behind in the shadows was the bad news of the century waiting its turn to slap the face of every serious beer guzzler out there. Thursday’s business section, August 12th, jumping the gun on every conceivable Friday the 13th doomsday scenario, “The price of a pint may be going up 40%!” Continue Reading
Posted in Human Interest, Television
Posted on 08 August 2010. Tags: carpenter, catholic, incense, jesus christ, marijuana, pot, priest
WORCESTER, Massachusetts – (Glossy News) – Police and fire crews were called to Our Lady of Perpetual Forgiveness in Worcester, Massachusetts last Saturday evening when a church secretary called to report a strange smell emanating throughout the chapel where mass was being held. At first, everyone thought that the priest must have been burning incense and didn’t think anything of it, but as the smell got stronger and some of the faithful began giggling uncontrollably, it became apparent that something was amiss. Continue Reading
Posted in Human Interest, Religionism
Posted on 07 August 2010. Tags: boss, business casual, business suit, job, success, telecommute
All you newly-graduated business college graduates, listen up. There is no longer a need to go out and spend a fortune on expensive power suits and dresses in order to look your best at that all-important job interview, if, in fact, you actually do land an all-important job interview. Continue Reading
Posted in Human Interest
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 06 August 2010. Tags: bailout, economy, fertilizer, homeless, poverty, recession, stock market, unemployment
STURGIS, Mississippi (GlossyNews) — The bailout recovery has finally come full circle as the recipients have finally stabilized their companies and are ready to rehire their workers. A shock came about, however, when it was found out that most of their old workers had either starved to death or were homeless and couldn’t be found.
“It was surprising to us.” said Chief Investor Charles Fatbelly, speaking at the ‘Back On Top’ banquet for top Wall Street executives while munching on pheasant under glass. “I thought there was supposed to be a trickle down of some sort. Oh, well, we’ll just import some people from India.” Continue Reading
Posted in Biz News, Human Interest
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 04 August 2010. Tags: Arizona, Arizona immigration, Arizona law, boycott, drugs, gangs, illegal immigrants
PHOENIX, Arizona (GlossyNews) — Joining a rising tide of protest boycotts of the state, leaders from several prominent Mexican drug gangs announced their intention to avoid doing business in Arizona until the State Legislature reverses its controversial new immigration law.
“We regret the impact this decision will have on our valued customers,” said the spokesman for the group. “However, we simply cannot stand by and allow this patently illegal and un-Constitutional usurpation of Federal power to go unchallenged Continue Reading
Posted in Human Interest, Politics
Posted on 01 August 2010. Tags: American History, constitution, dress code, Economics. Politics, glenn beck, Glenn Beck University, mormons, skewed views
COLORADO CITY, Arizona (GlossyNews) — Glenn Beck University was begun earlier this year by Glenn Beck following his receiving an honorary doctorate from fundamentalist Christian-led Liberty University.
Beck now believes he is qualified to offer college-level courses in American History, Economics and the Constitution, and does so under the guise of calling his courses Faith, Hope and Charity. It is, for Beck, a noble cause. He is single-handedly teaching the “truth” to anyone who will listen. Continue Reading
Posted in Education, Human Interest
Posted on 29 July 2010. Tags: Abby Sunderland, africa, Dutch, extreme sports, sail, somalia, Somalian pirates, yacht
MOGADISHU, Somalia (Glossy News) — A six-year old Somali girl has been given permission by the Somali government to sail solo around the world in a 46-foot yacht commandeered by her father in a pirate raid off the coast of Somali earlier this year. The father/ daughter pair have been training for this solo adventure since March in a less-luxurious home-made craft.
When Abdul Omar Khalid got word that American 16-year old Abby Sunderland was setting out early in 2010 to sail solo around the world, he became enraged. Continue Reading
Posted in Human Interest, Sports
Posted on 13 July 2010. Tags: abortion, birth control, Kanye West, planned parenthood, pro choice, pro-life, reproduction
DALLAS, Texas (GlossyNews) — A woman headed to the abortion clinic met with tragedy when she careened through a red light colliding with a vehicle and causing her miscarriage. The woman has been charged with reckless endangerment and one count of manslaughter. The woman made a brief statement at the courthouse saying, “I am deeply upset that my actions have turned a $200 trip into a possible prison sentence. I only wanted to get rid of my baby. I never intended to hurt anyone.” Continue Reading
Posted in Human Interest
Posted on 10 July 2010. Tags: Adam Lambert, Anderson Cooper, Conquistadors, Helen Thomas, James Carville, Spain, Texas
NUEVO LAREDO, Texas (GlossyNews) — In a move termed a ‘head scratcher’ by DC insiders, TX Senator Denton R. Fender this week released a statement aimed at rapprochement towards Spain, and some people who have been dead for five centuries.
“The condemnation of these noble explorers is way overdue for a shakeup. Far too long we’ve let Liberals write history, and Liberals always demonize free market capitalism. Slanderous revisionism of the Conquistadors reflects poorly on the noble Spanish people, and I for one sincerely apologize. Cortez and Pizarro, they were entrepreneurs in the finest American tradition. ” Continue Reading
Posted in Human Interest, Politics
Posted on 04 July 2010. Tags: douchanista, ebonics, hip hop, job market, job placement, rap, unemployment
VENICE BEACH, California (GlossyNews) — Nineteen year old Malibu’s Most Wanted clone, Josh Milton, is feeling good vibes after his first real job interview. He successfully answered each question with, what can only be explained as, a convulsive fit of rhymes and spastic hand gestures. Continue Reading
Posted in Human Interest, Strange People
Posted on 24 June 2010. Tags: beelzebub, Ferarri, flood insurance, George Clooney, Guatemala, Ivan the Terrible, sinkhole, Ted Bundy
Posted by your South America correspondents, Maria and Consuela Lopez.
This guy claiming to be the Devil phones and asks that we interview him.
Turns out Satan doesn’t look a bit like I imagined. He’s kinda hot really. He looks like George Clooney sort of. So we’re having dinner with Satan, and this is what he says.
“Everybody is focused on the Gulf Coast oil thing, and I understand that. Trust me. I understand you humans. But I got storm damage here on this Guatemala thing; I want justice. Tropical storm Agatha blew a hole in my roof.” Continue Reading
Posted in Human Interest
Posted on 20 June 2010. Tags: Abby Sunderland, balloon boy, Falcon Heene, parenting, reality tv, Richard Heene, sail around world
HOLLYWOODLAND, California (GLossyNews) — What is it about opportunistic dads (and moms) who see their kids not so much as a mouth to feed but as a meal ticket out of poverty?
First there was Falcon Heene, the 6-year old boy whom his father, Richard Heene wanted everyone to believe was trapped in a mylar space ship floating perilously above the earth last October sometimes reaching heights of 7,000 feet. When the balloon touched ground hours later, there was no 6-year old aboard and what unfolded was a story of a family trying desperately to get their 15 minutes of fame and a television deal to solve some financial woes. Continue Reading
Posted in Human Interest
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