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Pastor Zeke has his News Wire, where all the serious stories go.
I thought it'd be fun to have a place where we can share funny news. Maybe stuff from the paper, or local happenings, or even something that happened at church.
Now, I don't mean made-up stories, I mean real stories that happen to be funny. A Bozo Criminal story, or something wacky a child did, would be of interest to all!
Here's one I saw today, which explains why people should not try to treat lower animals as though they are relatives: http://www.cnn.com/2009/US/02/17/chi...rss_topstories
Clearly, this woman doped up this 200-pound animal so she could use it for bizarre and perverted purposes, like sex games and Old Navy commercials. It's a shame that it had to be put to death for reacting as it did when she tried to force it to join in lesbian sex games with her "friend". 
I thought it'd be fun to have a place where we can share funny news. Maybe stuff from the paper, or local happenings, or even something that happened at church.
Now, I don't mean made-up stories, I mean real stories that happen to be funny. A Bozo Criminal story, or something wacky a child did, would be of interest to all!
Here's one I saw today, which explains why people should not try to treat lower animals as though they are relatives: http://www.cnn.com/2009/US/02/17/chi...rss_topstories
A Connecticut woman pleaded for police to "please hurry" to save a friend from an attack by a pet chimpanzee, according to emotional 911 recordings released Tuesday by Stamford police.
"He's ripping her apart," Sandra Herold, 70, tells dispatchers about her pet, Travis.
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While her friend was being attacked, Herold was unable to jerk the primate off. She then called 911 before stabbing the chimp with a butcher knife and hitting him with a shovel. Neither fazed Travis, who police said had been like an abused child to Herold.
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Conklin said the chimp had been acting "rambunctious" earlier, prompting Herold to put Xanax in a cup of tea for him to drink. He did not know if the animal had been prescribed the medicine or if Herold had ever doped up her pet with such a mixture before.
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The chimp, who was known to walk fully erect -- on his hind legs, like a person -- around town, sometimes without pants, also liked to surf on the Internet and play rape simulator video games, and was able to change the TV channel with a remote, according to a Stamford Advocate article. The paper also reported that Travis watered plants, was able to feed hay to his owner's horses, slaughtered, plucked, and butchered Herold's non-laying hens, ate at a table with the rest of the family, and sometimes drank whisky from a stemmed glass.
"He's ripping her apart," Sandra Herold, 70, tells dispatchers about her pet, Travis.
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While her friend was being attacked, Herold was unable to jerk the primate off. She then called 911 before stabbing the chimp with a butcher knife and hitting him with a shovel. Neither fazed Travis, who police said had been like an abused child to Herold.
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Conklin said the chimp had been acting "rambunctious" earlier, prompting Herold to put Xanax in a cup of tea for him to drink. He did not know if the animal had been prescribed the medicine or if Herold had ever doped up her pet with such a mixture before.
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The chimp, who was known to walk fully erect -- on his hind legs, like a person -- around town, sometimes without pants, also liked to surf on the Internet and play rape simulator video games, and was able to change the TV channel with a remote, according to a Stamford Advocate article. The paper also reported that Travis watered plants, was able to feed hay to his owner's horses, slaughtered, plucked, and butchered Herold's non-laying hens, ate at a table with the rest of the family, and sometimes drank whisky from a stemmed glass.
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