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New Brunswick
2007
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| POPULATION SECRETARIAT TO
NBers:
WE NEED MORE SEX |
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population secretariat came out with its recommendations monday. First was admitting that the province is not
'up to national snatch' in the procreation department, falling .23
children behind the national average, which is equal to about two legs
below the shins. A junior staffer maintains that since procreation comes from sexual
activity, this therefore means that New Brunswickers are not copulating
enough. "We need
to see an increase of .23 children, so sexually speaking that would equal two hours of heavy
petting" claimed the staffer. Women are said to be delighted while
several male respondents appeared to be nonplussed.
The government agency in charge of
population is said to be considering several options, among them,
changing regulations to allow more drinking in the workplace: "if
married people aren't doing it with their partners then we'll have to
provide them with alternatives. After all, a little healthy
competition can go a long way".
Another suggestion is the use of corporate ads in sex ed textbooks at school
such as the Nike slogan "Just Do it".
Most importantly, the staff at the population secretariat maintain that
women have to be more flexible, in the words of one staffer "I mean, its
been forty years since the sexual revolution and at Molly's on fridays it
takes me til 2 AM and a quart of gin to get anywhere". |
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Using the most state of the art technology to reach
the masses, the government has prepared a record album of instructional
sex education for New Brunswickers, who they say "either aren't doing
it, or aren't doing it right". Officials hope that once this is on
turntables all over the province that New Brunswickers will be 'churning
out kids like there's no tomorrow'. The album,
which features a frank conversation between parents and their kids, will
be 'fun for all ages' because "there is nobody trusted more for sexual
information than people's parents". Officials say that even
in their thirties people can go to their elderly parents for tips. |
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Group
chastised by Business New Brunswick for "just giving it away".
Self sufficiency could be attained by years end say
government officials if hugs were charged at a nominal rate of two
dollars per hug. The logic is that if hugs make people happy and
happiness is priceless then charging a small fee for hugs would be very
competitive. A small trained group of 100 ‘huggers’ could earn
thousands in a large city like Toronto or Montreal.
“The main problem is avoiding escalation” says a
government study group, “you don’t want people asking for a kiss for $5,
because you just don’t know where that kind of thing might end.”
Other stronger critics have pointed at the group
as being an example of ‘maritime defeatism’. Sources inside the PM’s
office claim that by not even trying to make money ‘from their skills’
shows that the group has no faith in their abilities to hug better than,
say, huggers in Calgary or Ottawa. When asked to define what a ‘better
hug’ is, the source replied “I can’t explain it, but I know it when I
feel it.”
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Conservation spokesperson Smokey D. Bear states that in the past the
government never attaches penalties to breaking environmental laws
and this is a case where the government needs to stand firm "against
the tyrannical and careless nature of god". The liberal
government maintains that it will not go soft on the deity, stating
"the excessive and consistent pollution from sea spray shows a
blatant disregard for our air quality, especially in places like
Saint John where we work hard to have top notch air".
Government officials are looking into charges that the heavy air
pollution in St. John is not caused by industry but by the tides and
numerous plants. Officials from the department of
Justice maintain that 'god is no different from anybody else, if
he/she/it breaks the law then he/she/it must pay'. The
source is available
here |
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GOD TO BE CHARGED IN
ENVIRONMENTAL COURT CHALLENGE
Citing the government website for kids
which notes that "You
may be surprised to know that air pollution can come from nature,
but it's true....pollen from plants, salt spray from the
ocean..." has the Conservation Council and the Department of the
environment teaming up to bring charges against god for
environmental damages resulting from excessive sea spray and
pollenation.
Sources say
that the court case will begin immediately,however, the
conservation council is concerned with the government's
approach which uses compromise rather than penalties. |
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CBC 'WISH LIST' can't show the top hundred wishes
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A spokesman for the Canadian
Broadcasting Corporation admitted to a rumour circulating that the CBC
'make a wish' contest could only end up printing wishes that were not X
rated.
"Most of them were absolutely filthy" said a senior staffer, who
admitted the contest was designed as a fun filled contest for the
summer, but which turned out to be a darkly disturbing look at the
fantasies of average canadians.
Most of the wishes involved acts spouses weren't willing to perform
as well as many involving coworkers and 'others who wouldn't give the
wisher the time of day'.
The CBC says there is 'no way in hell' they
will feature such a contest again: "certain types of people would read
this stuff for free, but this volume?" |
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Headlines from Canada and around the
World |
| Stephen
Harper has freudian slip and addresses his 'liberal caucus'
Satan seen tampering with referendum in Venezuela
CBC provides invaluable service says support group for Canadian
Insomniacs |
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EXCERPTS FROM THE OPINIONS
"why can't we all get along you bastards.." pg.A3
"let's get the phrase 'rub a dub dub' back into common parlance......"
pg. A4
"so a priest, a rabbi and a preacher walk into a caisse populaire..."
pg. A4 |
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