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At this year’s Convention Where Politics Happen, which con- cludes today, legislators voted on a bill that defines what a state actually is. “There was never really a clear definition before. The states just kinda formed, y’know?” Representative John Mica (R-FL), Chairman of the Subcommittee on Government Operations in the House of Representatives said. “Since Puerto Rico, the Toledo Strip, and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan have been considering statehood in recent years, we figured we should probably define it.” With only 50 spaces for stars on the flag, he said that they have to be exclusive. The bill, which passed in the Senate yesterday, defines a state as “an area of land larger than 2,000 square miles that shares sovereignty with the US government and promises to not pull any secession bullshit.” Rhode Island, encompassing 1,214 square miles, does not fit this definition and has thus been declared the nation’s first “dwarf state”. It will maintain its presence in the House and Senate until the 50th state spot is filled, at which point it will be encompassed by Con- necticut. Rhode Island is naturally furious, but their claims of discrimination and com- plaints have been too feeble to be noticed in the capitol, despite over 80% of residents march- ing on Washington today in protest. “Well, we had to draw the line somewhere, and we wanted it to affect as few states as possible. There are finally, officially only 49 states in the union,” Sena- tor Debbie Stabenow (D- MI) said when the results were announced. She Thursday, 21 November 2013 Nothing says Thanksgiving more than smallpox. Kidnap the Sandy Claws, beat him with a stick, lock him up for ninety years, see what makes him tick. Kidnap the Sandy Claws, chop him into bits, Mr. Oogie Boogie is sure to get his kicks. Kidnap the Sandy Claws, see what we will see, Lock him in a cage and then, throw away the key. --Lock, Shock, and Barrel The Most Epic News Coverage Ever Rhode Island Declared “Dwarf State” by Nathan ‘Invincible’ Miller ~ Daily Bull Immortal by Kara Bakowski ~ Pseudo-journalist the Daily Bull see Football on back Just the other day I was perusing the internet when I came across the most ridiculous, true-to-life, bonkers news story I think I’ve ever read (aside from stuff in the Daily Bull or Onion). Found on Channel3000.com, a Madison news carrier, the article was titled “Woman wields frozen turkey in grocery store melee” and it was about as insane as you can imagine. Here’s a sum- mary of the article in all its grocery-filled glory. Analysis will follow. “Two groups of women were involved in what Madison police are calling a melee near the meat counter at a Woodman’s Food Market. Police said a dispute over money started in the store on Gammon Road on the afternoon of Nov. 12 and led to fisticuffs when one woman pulled out pepper spray. Officers said one combatant armed herself with a frozen tur- key that was swung and tossed. Two women began exchanging punches. A pallet holding eight large boxes of bacon was toppled. A 62-year-old man who was on the phone with dispatchers told police he was struck in the head with a full container of yogurt. The two women punching each other were fighting on the floor with the spilled yogurt and bacon, according to police. Police stopped the women who were pepper sprayed as they were about to drive away. One was cited for disorderly conduct. The other combatants were not immediately located.” THIS ACTUALLY HAPPENED! I can hardly imagine the chaos that must have gripped the innocent shoppers on that fateful day. That poor man who was ferociously splattered with yogurt! His only crime was attempting to stymie the destruction of perfectly placed bacon pyramids and holiday meals. The women involved should forever be ashamed of themselves. DEDE ALDERMAN, STEVE JONES & GARDEN CITY HOT CLUB!! FRI, OCT 18 8PM ENGINEERS W/O BORDERS BENEFIT SHOW SAT, OCT 19 8PM The Ultimate Gypsy Jazz Combination! Steve Jones & the Garden City Hot Club, along with the amazing vibraphone stylings of Earthwork Music artist Dede Alderman!! FAUXGRASS U.P. CD RELEASE! FRI, OCT 25 8PM Orpheum Bluegrass Favorites FAUXGRASS will be back for their New CD Release Party!! SIGN UP FOR THE ORPHEUM EMAIL LIST: JUST EMAIL “SUBSCRIBE” TO [email protected] BREATHE OWL BREATHE NEW CD RELEASE SHOW!! WED, NOV 6 8PM The Ultimate Folk Music Band, Breathe Owl Breathe is back in the Copper Country for an incredible show, brought to you by Polish Fire! With Special Guests Gratiot Lake Road! STEVE JONES & THE GARDEN CITY HOT CLUB!! FRI, NOV 15 8PM Gypsy Jazz with Copper Country Favorites Steve Jones & the Garden City Hot Club. With Special Guests appearances from MTU Swing Band Djangology! DJANGOLOGY SWING BAND FRI, NOV 16 8PM Djangology is a tribute to the toe-tapping, light hearted, improv-heavy, hot club swing style of Django Reinhardt. With Special Guest Appearance by Steve Jones!! The Daily Bull is probably not suitable for those under age 18 and should not be taken seriously...like disease! see Gobble Gobble on back Sorry, buddy. Maybe next year.
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At this year’s Convention Where Politics Happen, which con-cludes today, legislators voted on a bill that defines what a state actually is.

“There was never really a clear definition before. The states just kinda formed, y’know?” Representative John Mica (R-FL), Chairman of the Subcommittee on Government Operations in the House of Representatives said. “Since Puerto Rico, the Toledo Strip, and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan have been considering statehood in recent years, we figured we should probably define it.” With only 50 spaces for stars on the flag, he said that they have to be exclusive.

The bill, which passed in the Senate yesterday, defines a state as “an area of land larger than 2,000 square miles that shares sovereignty with the US government and promises to not pull any secession bullshit.” Rhode Island, encompassing 1,214 square miles, does not fit this definition and has thus been declared the nation’s first “dwarf state”. It will maintain its presence in the House and Senate until the 50th state spot is filled, at which point it will be encompassed by Con-necticut.

Rhode Island is naturally furious, but their claims of discrimination and com-plaints have been too feeble to be noticed in the capitol, despite over 80% of residents march-ing on Washington today in protest.

“Well, we had to draw the line somewhere, and we wanted it to affect as few states as possible. There are finally, officially only 49 states in the union,” Sena-tor Debbie Stabenow (D-MI) said when the results were announced. She

Thursday, 21 November 2013Nothing says Thanksgiving more than smallpox.

Kidnap the Sandy Claws, beat him with a stick, lock him up for ninety years, see whatmakes him tick. Kidnap the Sandy Claws, chop him into bits, Mr. Oogie Boogie is sure to get his kicks.

Kidnap the Sandy Claws, see what we will see, Lock him in a cage and then, throw away thekey.

--Lock, Shock, and Barrel

The Most Epic News Coverage Ever

Rhode Island Declared “Dwarf State”

by Nathan ‘Invincible’ Miller ~ Daily Bull Immortal

by Kara Bakowski ~ Pseudo-journalist

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Just the other day I was perusing the internet when I came across the most ridiculous, true-to-life, bonkers news story I think I’ve ever read (aside from stuff in the Daily Bull or Onion). Found on Channel3000.com, a Madison news carrier, the article was titled “Woman wields frozen turkey in grocery store melee” and it was about as insane as you can imagine. Here’s a sum-mary of the article in all its grocery-filled glory. Analysis will follow.

“Two groups of women were involved in what Madison police are calling a melee near the meat counter at a Woodman’s Food Market.

Police said a dispute over money started in the store on Gammon Road on the afternoon of Nov. 12 and led to fisticuffs when one woman pulled out pepper spray. Officers said one combatant armed herself with a frozen tur-key that was swung and tossed. Two women began exchanging punches. A pallet holding eight large boxes of bacon was toppled.

A 62-year-old man who was on the phone with dispatchers told police he was struck in the head with a full container of yogurt. The two women punching each other were fighting on the floor with the spilled yogurt and bacon, according to police.

Police stopped the women who were pepper sprayed as they were about to drive away. One was cited for disorderly conduct. The other combatants were not immediately located.”

THIS ACTUALLY HAPPENED! I can hardly imagine the chaos that must have gripped the innocent shoppers on that fateful day. That poor man who was ferociously splattered with yogurt! His only crime was attempting to stymie the destruction of perfectly placed bacon pyramids and holiday meals. The women involved should forever be ashamed of themselves.

DEDE ALDERMAN, STEVE JONES & GARDEN CITY HOT CLUB!!

FRI, OCT 188PM

ENGINEERS W/O BORDERS BENEFIT SHOW

SAT, OCT 198PM

The Ultimate Gypsy Jazz Combination! Steve Jones & the Garden City Hot Club, along with the amazing vibraphone stylings of Earthwork Music artist Dede Alderman!!

FAUXGRASS U.P. CD RELEASE!FRI, OCT 258PM Orpheum Bluegrass Favorites FAUXGRASS will be back for

their New CD Release Party!!

SIGN UP FOR THE ORPHEUM EMAIL LIST: JUST EMAIL “SUBSCRIBE” TO [email protected]

BREATHE OWL BREATHE NEW CD RELEASE SHOW!!

WED, NOV 68PM

The Ultimate Folk Music Band, Breathe Owl Breathe is back in the Copper Country for an incredible show, brought to you by Polish Fire! With Special Guests Gratiot Lake Road!

STEVE JONES & THE GARDEN CITY HOT CLUB!!

FRI, NOV 158PM

Gypsy Jazz with Copper Country Favorites Steve Jones & the Garden City Hot Club. With Special Guests appearances from MTU Swing Band Djangology!

DJANGOLOGY SWING BANDFRI, NOV 168PM Djangology is a tribute to the toe-tapping, light hearted,

improv-heavy, hot club swing style of Django Reinhardt. With Special Guest Appearance by Steve Jones!!

The Daily Bull is probably not suitable for those under age 18 and should not be taken seriously...like disease!

see Gobble Gobble on backSorry, buddy. Maybe next year.

I can honestly say that this may be the first time I’ve ever seen the word ‘combat-ant’ used to describe turkey wielding, yogurt soaked assailants. In my books, this stellar news coverage receives 5/5 stars. I hope the reporter wins a Pulitzer Prize for his amazing journalistic skills in covering this story.

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said that the state of Michigan is looking forward to the new opportunity that is now available to the Upper Peninsula.

Legislators opposing the bill cited the expense this will cause in the already inflated textbook industry: maps will have to be re-printed and schools and students will have to buy new editions. Those in favor of the new definition disregarded these claims, saying that “there was no significant harm done when this shit happened to Pluto, and history textbooks should probably be updated to include the 2000s anyways”.

Meanwhile, the composers of the well-loved “Fifty-Nifty United States” song that is popular amongst elementary school music classes are scrambling to re-write the song to omit Rhode Island. A new melody will be published within the month, they said.

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