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Senator Thompson did not have stroke. Democrats seen stepping back from window ledges |
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This shuttle crew just can't get a break: Giant solar storm headed towards Earth |
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Seven-foot python pulled out of septic tank after plumber found it hiding in a woman's toilet. Sounds like a euphamism, but it's not |
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Cop who was arrested, handcuffed, pepper-sprayed and then fired after passing a state trooper's cruiser on the right sues for $1 million after apparently not liking the taste of them apples |
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Auction winner pays only $1 to be deluged with water, abandoned on an interstate overpass, robbed, and then hit with an MRE thrown from a passing military vehicle. Or, as the auction described it: "Dinner with LA Governor Blanco" |
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Duke lacrosse players exonerated by DNA evidence, plan to celebrate with booze-fueled stripper party. Duke sucks |
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The No. 3 best way to waste time on the Web? You're soaking in it |
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USPS returns four-year-old's letter to Santa Claus stamped "Return to Sender, Insufficient Address, Unable to Forward" |
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Daughters, lock up your fathers. Dr. Kervorkian to be set loose |
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Man locked in his trunk for three days may not have been locked in his trunk for three days |
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Photoshop this satisfied smasher |
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Latest stolen laptop containing the personal info of 382,000 workers brought to you by Boeing. I guess they didn't learn anything when it happened last year |
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Ground Zero crews walk off the job because of a contract dispute. In other news, five years later Ground Zero is still "a hole in the ground" |
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Lyme disease not a legitimate excuse for trying to buy 400 pounds of pot, especially when you're the police chief's son |
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Nanny State alert: British council bans candles from traditional Christmas service because someone's hair may light on fire |
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Nancy-boy judge sentences "Girls Gone Wild" producer to community service, "because it did not appear a ($1.6 million) fine would be a meaningful punishment." Party at the judge’s house |
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Senator Tim Johnson (D-SD) strokes out? Why is this news? Because SD's governor is Republican. You can see where this is going |
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The UK's socialized health-care system will pay for fat kids to get stomach-stapling surgery. In other news, there are apparently no other pictures of fat kids available for news agencies besides the kid with the hat eating at McDonald's |
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What's worse, the fact that you stole your wife's Christmas present, or the fact that your bowling buddies know you refer to yourself as "Big Papa"? |
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Teacher gets tired of students asking to go to bathroom, instructs them to pee in a bottle. Not a repeat, we're at the trial phase now |
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Fark tip of the day: When taking a tour of a governor’s mansion, don't bring a shotgun. It doesn't seem to go over too well |
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Tammy Faye Bakker's son is now "one punk under God." With lip-ring and prayer-fingers goodness |
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Sixteen-year-old injures himself while "car surfing." Police blame "Jackass" instead of "Dumbass the Sixteen-Year-Old Car Surfer" |
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Todays' story about 2 dumbass kids getting arrested because of Youtube comes from Winnipeg, MB |
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Instant messages and e-mails cost $588 billion in distractions each year from the illustrious Numbers We Pulled Out Of a Hat Department |
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Terrorist drug dealers blow up Smuckers plant |
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FHM closes up shop in the U.S. Kittens heard giving sigh of relief |
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Merchants: eBay express sucks, nobody browses or buys our crap. eBay: Working as intended |
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Postal worker goes postal at strip club when he realizes relationship he was paying for was a relationship he was paying for |
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Your wife/GF has an affair and gets pregnant. You tell her she either has an abortion or you'll move out and divorce her. Not so fast, Skippy. The state of Michigan may have something to say about that |
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Time's best photos of 2006. Britney's snatch oddly absent from the list, but does feature Condi in an aaalllmost there "Basic Instinct" moment. Not the same, we know |
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Elaborate scam aimed at convincing asshat he has treasure buried in his yard ends well before the backhoe is rented |
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Changing your name to "Sgt. Finest Freshest Fastest" still a (quite profitable) option, after marine is refused permission from his superiors |
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Brothel operates in apartment above police station. Officers oblivious, despite disappearing handcuffs and rubber truncheons |
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Robber puts chain around ATM machine, drags it out of convenience store with truck |
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Israeli satellite TV provider chooses al-Jazeera's English-language service over BBC World because even al-Jazeera is less hostile to Israel than the BBC |
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Your murder charge gets dismissed because: A) There's not enough evidence. B) Witnesses refuse to testify. Or C) The grand jury foreman checked the wrong box |
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So long and thanks for all the fish: The white river dolphin, featured in Douglas Adam's book "Last Chance to See," has been declared extinct. Now we'll never know whether they taste different than regular dolphin |
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Weirdest items removed from cat and dog stomachs by veterinarians. Your dog just ate your remote |
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Man says roommate attacked him with hamster ball |
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Askmen asks you to vote for the top 99 most desirable women of the year (sponsored link) |
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The year's best/worst media errors and corrections |
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"Satellites improve weather forecast accuracy." That's a good one |
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The Czech Republic passes the six-month mark without a central government. Americans view situation with interest, wonder if it would work in the U.S. |
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Peter Boyle, who played the father on "Everyone Loves Raymond" and the monster in "Young Frankenstein" is now "Puttin' on the Ritz" in heaven |
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Even if you do live in Turkey and it goes along with your religion, sacrificing a camel at the airport where you work is not a good way to celebrate a job well done |
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Google changes stock options, allows employees to sell options directly, avoiding IRS craziness. Analysts call it "revolutionary." IRS just calls Cornwallis |
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Carjacker decides to escape police by jumping from bridge 115 feet over Ohio River. Cops intend to ask how that worked out, if they ever find him (with vid of jump) |
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By 2030, NYC will have so many people straining its infrastructure that a tube of KY Jelly will be needed to get on the subway and the reverberations of 12 million people saying "Fuggeddaboutit" will echo throughout the country |
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Jon Stewart bids farewell to the 109th Congress. Includes Santorum whackjob goodness |
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Glasgow smokers trying to quit move from regular to king size after doctors prescribe them Viagra by mistake |
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Castro hasn't departed this mortal coil yet, but U.S. preparing for mass exodus to Miami when he does |
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Lindsay Lohan blames her partying from working "every single day" and "too much free time" |
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Attention thieves: A hotel full of drunk police officers is surprisingly easy to rob |
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Fox sites (myspace.com) bigger than Jesu -- er -- Yahoo |
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Drew will be talking Fark with Chip Franklin on WBAL-AM 1090 Baltimore at 11:00 a.m. |
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Student chosen "most likely to become president" arrested, proving he is indeed qualified for the Oval Office |
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UK's 80,000 prostitutes live with the feeling of "never knowing whether this was the last car I would ever get into." Ford owners say they can relate |
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Digg links to Fark to see what the Digg effect will do to it; Fark links to Digg; infinite recursion |
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Angelina Jolie wants to have a private meeting with Jennifer Aniston. What could possibly go right? |
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Three millions bees removed from a home. Well, they think it's three million -- they lost count after 2,356,789 |
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Concerned parent battles relentlessly against mainstream liberalism to prevent her child from being converted to paganism by Harry Potter |
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Bob Barker matches $300,000 worth of donations without going over to help an elephant find a new home |
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The Onion get "Onioned" by a BBspot |
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Freak accident restores eyesight to WWII vet who lost it in 1942 |
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That holiday depression has a name: Seasonal affective disorder. Here are some ways to help. Slap to the face, scream of "get over it" surprisingly not on the list |
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"Liquid explosives on a plane" terror plot looking ever more fabricated as supposed ringleader downgraded from "turrist" to common criminal |
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Photoshop this "Lost" diorama |
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How do you calm down an unruly child? In Florida, they throw them in a body bag. Sure, that'll calm 'em down |
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Boy sneaks AK-47 into his school by cleverly hiding it in a camouflage bag. Hilarity ensues |
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Mounties have Alberta community on the lookout for missing zebra. Difficulty: Zebra doesn't have black and white stripes |
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County supervisor closes holiday speech to sheriffs with "Shoot first and ask questions later, I'll take care of the lawsuits" |
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I-Mockery looks at the holiday phenomenon of buying up large quantities of hard-to-find popular items and scalping them for outrageous prices (some language NSFW) |
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Question: Sony says LCD TV prices dropping too fast because of no-name brands. Do you trust no-names and is Sony truly farked? |
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Ten swimsuit models lined up on the roadside to encourage road safety. Because if there's one thing that will help drivers focus on traffic, it's swimsuit models by the roadside |
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Help Fark cover a small African village in bullshiat |
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Geminid meteor shower to peak Wednesday night. Shuttle is in orbit. What could possibly go wrong? |
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Banks make massive profits from penalties on bounced checks. However, in the UK, that's illegal, and the threat of a court case will get you all those penalties for the last six years back |
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Thief steals single mom's Christmas presents from under tree. Suspect is a green male with a heart two sizes too small |
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Top 100 baby names of 2006 show continued trend of clueless parents saddling their daughters with stripper names |
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Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but that video of Pauly Shore getting knocked out was a hoax. As you were |
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FTC to viral marketers: Suck it |
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Fantasy nerd? Check. Legal nerd? Check. Lawyers in dwarves clothing? Check |
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Sexual-harassment experts advise one person stay sober at holiday office parties. Someone needs to hold the camera |
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Photoshop these statues |
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Pranksters draw penis on school roof that was so large, even Google Earth could see it. Yeah, there's a SFW pic |
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In which Fark will have to hand-screen all posted images, and all user profiles, or face whopping fines... or shut down entirely |
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Bad: Your home burns down while you're out of town. Worse: The renovating contractors did it. Farked up: You watch it burn down live on the Web |
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Stolen baby Jesus statue that had been replaced with a beer can has been returned, but now sports a set of devil horns |
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Tainted oysters sicken eight people in Oregon. Before they started to get violently ill, though, they did feel sort of horny |
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Former high school student miffed over principal outing her, cunningly sues for 1.3 million clams. Vagina |
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What device was just spotted on this shuttle mission that has 400 times the CPU power and 80 times the memory of the avionics computers and can even survive a year date rollover? With pics |
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