I M am ♦ :■■?; m'* A Spread Topic Popping up across the world, rabbits dig through Earth in search of shelter from Dooms Day, .page 70 No volume? Grimsley High School Nebraska 37, 1867 Get Aussie shampoo. 801 Westover Terrace Greensboro, NC 27408 44 Ragers in Eastern G eo rg i a P have been counting down the days until the Holy Pecan (a crunchy God-like snack) saves them. In the event a koala eats them first, there will be a space funeral held in a Singaporian convent with free refreshments for everyone who offers peas. p. 5.89 News Get out of here and take your darn llamas with you, they’re eating my popsicles. chapter 11/7 Opinion Red Bull provides useful service to community. Babies have thanked company foi gooddoing. F4 Features A Wok on a Pancake takes a turn for the w orse when one of the highly flammable crepes blows up. page 56 Sports Rock climbing champion. Iron FeC, climbs Mt. Killer Manjaroh upside down in 2 min. Fun. Index Interesting 2 Unpopular 3-9 Spread‘em 1-1 Figure 12-18 Activities 19-20 Texas renounces statehood after several tragic incidents involving elephant feces, cotton candy BY GOBBA GOOP Spanish Inquisitioner Proving to be a year of creativity and style for the fashion industry, models in 2012 are walking the runways in moth-ball eaten Christmas sweaters, suspenders, knee- high gym socks, and fluores cent-colored Crocs. Loowie Vuhtahn recently released his new line of bags made out of random materials, such as a cardboard purse with chained-link handles. When asked about how they came up with the idea, the famous fashion house replied "The beauty of hobos, junkyards, and landfills was the main source of inspira tion," said a representative from the famous fashion house, Louise Ton Don. "Au natural" seems seems to be this year's niche. New York's Fashion Week presented entire outfits constructed entirely out of various plants. Skirts and shirts made from leaves and extremely comfortable tree- bark sandals are the buzz in conversation. For those who like clothing that utilizes all kinds of resources, why not try Target's new line of clothing made of human hair? Shirts, pants, socks, anything one needs in any hair color are available for purchase in a va riety of sizes. Perhaps a curly. brunette shirt with straight blonde pants would suit today's consumers. Fake fashions are just as popular this season. When buying a present for a young girl, consider purchasing some four-inch, stick-on eyelashes. Better yet, buy her some plas tic surgery! No, 14 is not too young for her first Botox injec tion; it's completely normal. If she happens to be a little over weight, why bother having her diet and work out? There's a plastic surgery office not too far from the local high school that offersfive-minute, $201iposuction procedures. Although straying from the topic of fashion, apparently a modeling career, acting career, 17 seasons of a reality television show, and a talk show are not enough for Tyra Banks. The x-supermodel recently published her novel "Model Land," which sold one million copies in its first week after release. Banks won over readers across the globe with her invigorat ing tale of Tookie De La Creme, an ugly duckling model with an insatiable appetite for whipped cream and a fear of facing the cat walk corridor Intoxibellas. In fact, the intelligent and philosophical writings of Banks earned the book a Pulitzer Prize nomination. Kaptain Beef moves to the western front of Nebraskarolina BY ALECKSI TUMBLER KGB Shirtless Russian male models have recently been charged in an LSD conspiracy. They were said to have planned a plot to dump 700 pounds of LSD into the River Phoenix. The chief lieutenant in charge of the case. Cab Staid, said, "The individuals respon sible for this horrible con spiracy have been detained. Although we [The United Apes government] do not be lieve in nor condone torture tactics, we have taken a poll from the American people to decide what their punishment should be. Astonishingly we have found that the Aperican people would like the the per petrators to ingest the 700 pounds of acid on live televi sion. We will oblige our citi zens." Friday night the nation watched as four men went on a trip of a lifetime. They have yet to come down and medical experts have doubts that they ever will. Now citizens of Aperica feel that they have received justice for the first time in decades. Often the judicial system handles matters without imput from the people who have been wronged but not now. In celebration of avoiding national tragedy, . people have been parading in the streets, riding llamas and alpacas, pouring uncontami nated water everywhere. Long live the King. "N. . 4' .i fl:'# Chester Kenny seduces oranges in his spare time. He was known as a mouse wrangler. Wanton photo. o ZJaNN! ICEMENT Freshmen have it coming! The following is a public service announcenment provided to you by the Student Council Office of Student Affairs and Weil-Being, paid for, under the table, by the Student Treasury. BY THAT GUY That Trips You For Being An Underclassman In the spring of 2012, Student Council upperclassmen voted to initiate a new program for incoming freshman officers that emu lated college fraternity and sorority practices. Newly elected freshman officers will participate in Hell Week the second week in September before being sworn in as Student Council officers. "I am really excited to show those freshmen who's the boss around here," said Student Body President Jack the Ripper. Though adviser Patty People Pleaser was somewhat reluctant to approve such an activity, she relented because Council members were so determined and enthusiastic about the idea. Also hesitant about Hell Week was Principal Gregory Ghandi, who was fearful of student injuries and parental reper cussions. "Representing the school on Student Council requires the ut most loyalty and devotion to the school. Therefore, the officers should be able to take it for the team," said Junior Class Presi dent Twilight McGee.

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