Monday,
April 26, 2004
Satirists
forget to write article about 420
Bay Area, CA - The Wired Press, best known for their witty stories,
clever headlines and sporadic publishing schedule, realized today,
April 26th, that they had forgotten to concoct an article for
the infamous day of 420, which is known to the sober world as
April 20th.
Clark Brandon, lead writer for the Wired Press, told the WP that
he had written down a few ideas for the day, but could not find
his list, which he says must have been hidden under his bags of
Doritos and Soft Batch cookies. Being that the ideas were scrawled
on a Zig Zag, Brandon says it is also possible that the list,
itself, may be gone for good.
"I talked to Curtis just the day before, and he mentioned
that we should come up with some killer ideas for 420. Being a
whore for traffic, he seemed genuinely excited by the thought
of exploiting 420 for the sake of advertising revenue. But then..
when the.. um.. fuck. ..you gonna eat that? What were we talking
about again?"
Blix Panda, another writer for the Wired Press, claims that he
sent Curtis a couple stories, but realized his efforts were futile
when the replies he received from Curtis were vaguely recognizable
as English and almost completely incoherent.
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