Re: This just in...

On Oct 30, 3:45 am, Jim Thompson <To-Email-Use-The-Envelope-I...@My- >

> > > Web-Site.com> wrote: > > > > > >> > > >>This just in... > > > >>Congress Repeals Ban on Perpetual Motion Machines > > > >>WASHINGTON - In a bold move to lessen our dependence on traditional > > >>fuels and decrease carbon emissions, Congress voted to repeal an old > > >>Republican ban on perpetual motion machines, clearing the way for the > > >>development of self-propelled water wheels, self-flowing flasks, float > > >>belts, zeromotors, and other environmentally-friendly industrial > > >>equipment. > > > >>Director of the White House's Office of Science and Technology Policy > > >>John Holdren hailed the effort as an example of the hope and change > > >>President Obama's leadership promised to bring to the world. "The > > >>anti-perpetual-motion propaganda was unleashed by the previous > > >>administration in the interests of Big Oil," said Holdren, describing > > >>the "manufactured consensus" against perpetual motion as a "clever > > >>dodge" to suppress alternative competition. > > > >>MORE >>
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> > >>                                        ...Jim Thompson > > > >I guess they can solve the med problem next by converting us all to > > >zombies... > > > Already been done ;-) > > Zombies like Jim can't recognise a spoof article when they see one. > > -- > Bill Sloman, Nijmegen

Jim knows it's a spoof, but he also knows that his band of wacko sycophants don't.

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