Bill Gates is being sued by seven Microsoft
employees who claim that the company discriminates
against minorities. Apparently, at Microsoft,
a minority is any employee who has a girlfriend.
It's been reported that Kevin Costner might
be getting married to his long-time girlfriend.
If they do get married, Costner says he wants
to "plan" the wedding which means
it will last 3 hours and lose 200 million
dollars.
In downtown Hartford, someone built a 6-foot
high ice sculpture of a penis. In a related
story, Richard Simmons has just declared
Hartford "A Winter Wonderland".
Yesterday, Yasir Arafat called President
Clinton to set up an argent meeting. The
president was overheard telling Arafat, "Argent!
Oh my god, don't tell me you're pregnant".
According to a new study in the Medical Journal,
cocaine use is linked to heart attacks. After
hearing this, George W. Bush said, "So,
Chaney has been dipping into my stash".
Yesterday at Coney Island, a hundred members
of the Polar Bear Club celebrated New Year's
day by swimming in the freezing waters of
the Atlantic Ocean. Then later that afternoon,
all the men joined the I-Can't-Find-My-Testicles
Club.
Yesterday, Yasir Arafat said that he's hoping
to reach a peace deal with Israel before
President Clinton leaves the office. Arafat
wants to reach a deal with Clinton because
George W. Bush thinks the Palestinian state
is somewhere in the Midwest.
Senator Strom Thurmond is in the news - a
98 year-old Senator Strom Thurmond has recommended
that his son Strom Thurmond Jr. be appointed
the U.S. Attorney for South Carolina. In
his recommendation, Senator Thurmond wrote
that his son is very bright, very hardworking,
and shows a lot of maturity for an 82 year-old.
Last night, 250 ferry passengers got stranded
for hours in the icy waters just off the
coast of New Jersey. When asked to comment
the passenger said, "You know, it's
tough. But it could've been worse: We could've
made it to New Jersey".
Vanilla Ice was arrested yesterday after
police broke up a domestic dispute he was
having with his wife about their telephone.
Vanilla Ice was mad because his wife claimed
the phone worked even though it hadn't rang
for 5 years.
It's been reported that on a recent flight
to Hawaii, George Michael, Elton John, and
their boyfriends - this is true - they took
over the first class cabin and had a really
wild party. Apparently, George Michael really
enjoyed the flight because he finished off
4 sacks of nuts.
George W. Bush's pick of the Secretary of
Labor, Linda Chavez, has withdrawn her nomination
because she was accused of hiring an illegal
alien. However, George W. Bush's new Labor
nominee may have even more trouble getting
confirmed: apparently, it's Kathy Lee Gifford.
Yesterday, China sent a message to George
W. Bush, saying that his US missile defense
proposals will have "a formidable adverse
global impact and they're poisoning the trend
of multi-polarity". In response, George
W. Bush said, "What?"
Yesterday, the US Treasury unveiled a brand-new
quarter which features a special design honoring
New York. The New York quarter features illustrations
of the Statue of Liberty, the Hudson River,
and a taxi driver running over his mother.
This week, 60 year-old actor Chuck Norris
- Can you believe he's 60 years old? - he
announced that he is leaving the show "Walker,
Texas Ranger". Norris is reportedly
angry because CBS wanted to change the name
of the show to "Texas Ranger with a
Walker".
In March, 20 men from Taiwan are gonna try
to pull a Boeing 747 with ropes attached
to their penises. It's all part of the worst-hijacking
scheme ever.
Several days ago, singer Celine Dion gave
birth to a baby boy; both are said to be
doing fine. You can tell the boy takes after
his mother because he's already retired 3
times from performing.
Recently, a handwritten note was found in
a home once owned by Kentucky Fried Chicken
founder Colonel Sanders. And for several
days, it was thought to contain the Colonel's
secret recipe. Eventually, they realized
that the recipe was a fake because it requires
using "real chicken".
Earlier tonight, President George W. Bush
invited members of the Kennedy family over
to watch the movie "13 Days" which
is all about the Cuban missile crisis. Apparently,
there was one awkward moment when half way
through the movie George W. leaned over and
said, "Gee, I wonder how it'll end".
One year ago today, Al Gore was declared
the winner of the New Hampshire primary.
In a related story, earlier today Al Gore
was declared the winner of a game of Nintendo
Football.