Volume XI
Issue 5
May 2008

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Fear the Future
Question: Did Nostradamus prophesize the election victory by George W or something to do with questionable chads?
AnswerMan: A psychic question. Spake Nostradamus: "In the year 2000 and 11 months, From the discarded chads of Florida shall come an alarmingly inept king to raise again the Flag of Bush. Mars shall reign at will, wreaking much havoc among the people and the land."

What Price, Love?
Q: 
Hey...What do you mean how much are they going to cost you ("Say What")? Don't you have a smart and sexy girlfriend right now warming the cockles of your heart? Wassup wit dat?
A:
A question of mistaken identity. I believe you have confused me with our esteemed and beloved publisher (not that I feel any need to kiss his broad backside). Rumor has it that he has, indeed, entered a satisfying and rewarding relationship with a perfect woman and he is now an extremely happy and contented man. All I know for certain is that he seems a lot less cranky these days. Gotta be sumthin' up wit dat.

I Am Woman, Hear Me Think
Q:
Do woman have a brain?
A:
A curiously worded question. Say, English isn't your first language, is it? I'm also guessing that you don't spend a lot of time in the company of the fairer sex. Every woman has a brain, although some occasionally feel pressured to disguise that fact. It's common knowledge that a woman's most important sex organ is her brain. Your failure to recognize and make use of this knowledge says something about the state of your own gray matter.

Tax Dodge?
Q:
What if you could learn how to legally, lawfully, and ethically never pay income tax again?
A: A loophole question. Is it legal, lawful or ethical to send e-mail messages asking this question? Does the IRS know about you and your offer? What if I could forward your message to a crack regulatory agency which would ensure that you never send such spam again? Nice to hear from you. Write again soon.

Defiled Files?
Q:
Does the Fox television network really believe that "The X-Files" series is being threatened by the UW-Madison "Why Files" web site?
A: An alphabetical question. Fox attorneys, who have been demanding that the university cease using the name since January of 2000, seem to be convinced of this threat from cyberspace. Hey, I've heard of a pornographic production called "The XXX Files." Shouldn't that be a higher cease-and-desist priority of terms of "a play on words to trade off on the goodwill of our client's trademark"?

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