Volume XIII
Issue 7
July 2010

 

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World Wide Web of Evil
Question: Is the Internet behind all this violence among today's young Americans?

Answer: A modem mayhem question. Of course it is. Before youngsters began their unholy loitering on the Internet, gleaning information on mass murder, they were completely harmless, well-adjusted human beings. They had names like Beaver and Opie. They all lived in towns like Mayfield and Mayberry. The worst thing these little scamps ever did was get stuck in a giant teacup on a billboard or swipe food for a hungry hobo. Somebody should do something about this computerized corruption of American youth.

Look! Up in the Washington Sky!
Q: I have no doubt that Superman would be able to win the 2004 presidential race, but do you really think he would make a good president? What does he know about politics? (Presidential Race Has Bulletproof Candidate)

A: A simply super question. The two-term presidency of Ronald Reagan conclusively proved that a chief executive need not be overly astute in the realm of politics to hold the office. The President need only be publicly personable and enlist a cadre of politically savvy advisors to get the job done. I think that you'll agree that the Man of Steel has Ronnie beat in the public persona department. Imagine how much more effective he will be in such scenarios as hostage rescues, peacekeeping and meteor deflection.

Saving the Superhomeless
Q: I was really bummed to read of the yuppie home crisis. I realized how well off I am in my cozy efficiency apartment. What can I do to help?
(Serious Housing Shortage Threatens Nation's Yuppies)
A: A compassionately constructive question. While it looks like the superhome market may never catch up with demand, you can help. Take up a collection and buy a really expensive piece of furniture, perhaps something Scandinavian. Then, check the suburban neighborhoods near you, find a deserving family in a big, nearly empty superhome and present your gift. You'll be glad you did.

Café Olé!
Q: I am a longtime athlete's foot sufferer. What kind of coffee would best succeed in ridding me of this affliction? (Behold, the Power of Coffee!)

A: A stream-of-consciousness question. What you need is Ethiopian Yrgacheffe, and plenty of it. Researchers found that a dozen cups of this hearty brew taken daily vanquished both athlete's foot and dandruff, as well as psoriasis. You realize, of course, that this remedy should be taken internally, not poured, piping hot, directly on the affected areas.

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