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POLITICS |
| Record Cold Spell Prompts Warnings From East Keene's Civic Leaders | |
With temperatures
in the teens and high winds blowing through the streets of East Keene,
community leaders are urging residents to be careful and look out for
each other. They have offered these safety tips to help you handle any
unexpected dangers brought on by the weather. |
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| » Dress warmly and drink some whiskey before you go outside. » Better yet, stay inside and drink whiskey. You probably don't have a job anyway. » The unemployment office will hold your check until it gets warmer. » Pets shouldn't be allowed outside. Most dogs and cats are not smart enough to wear warm clothes on cold days. Keep them inside, feed them whiskey and teach them to poop in a bucket. » Keep an eye on the streets of your neighborhood. Any elderly people wandering the streets should be brought into your home; use force if necessary, it's for their own good. » Feed them whiskey and teach them to poop in a bucket. Don't worry about Pete Sanchezz. He can already poop in many buckets. |
» Now some people in east keene do have jobs, and these jobs force them to work outside. I am, of course, talking about the pride of East Keene: the hookers. They may look like they're handling the weather just fine, but snowpants and a tube top will not keep a fifty year old woman warm. Sure she's got more whiskey than blood coursing through her veins, but it's still not enough. » We the people of East Keene have a moral obligation
to go out and hire hookers. If we do not do this they
will freeze their tits off and for all intensive purposes
their career will be over. A hooker without tits is
like the pope without a big hat. We need our city's
hookers. They are the number one tourism draw, bringing
an estimated three hundred dollars of business to Beaver
Street Market every year. So go out, pick up a lady,
treat her nice for the night (don't mess up the face),
and send her off to the next house. |
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