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Massive Twitter phishing attack confuses millions

Monday, March 1, 2010
Massive Twitter phishing attack confuses millions

As leading news sources reported a widespread Twitter phishing attack today, millions of people were left wondering what the hell a Twitter phishing attack is. While the small handful of self-important media-twats who actually use Twitter spent the day shrieking as though the world itself was coming to an end, everybody else was forced... »

Apple announces highly anticipated MaxiPad

Thursday, January 28, 2010
Apple announces highly anticipated MaxiPad

Ending months of speculation, Apple today officially launched its newest must-have gadget, the MaxiPad. At a glitzy US press event, Apple CEO Steve Jobs told the assembled mass of compliant, unquestioning journalists “The MaxiPad is designed to fill a huge gap in the market... »

Working class people to be fitted with volume control chips

Thursday, December 31, 2009
Working class people to be fitted with volume control chips

The Conservative Party today announced a key election campaign pledge to have all of Britain’s working class people fitted with special volume control micro-chips, to prevent them from talking too loudly. Tory leader, David Cameron, made the announcement during an interview on the BBC’s Andrew... »


Santa Claus arrested, Christmas in crisis

Thursday, December 24, 2009
Santa Claus arrested, Christmas in crisis

The future of Christmas is in doubt today as the world reacts to the news that Santa Claus has been arrested on child porn charges. Last night an Interpol... »

Government bans more fun things

Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Government bans more fun things

The government today announced that some things which used to be perfectly legal have now been banned in order to prevent people from having fun with them. Anybody found... »

Britain marginally less fucked than expected

Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Britain marginally less fucked than expected

Business leaders today welcomed figures from the Bank of England which show that the UK economy has got less worse by such an imperceptibly small measure that it means... »