Mitchell's Multi-Monthly Meanderings
1.24.05
Mitchell’s Multi-Monthly Meanderings
2004 Year in Review

      You’ve waited a whole year, patiently watching the
idiots and morons we share our world with fuck up, and
speculating which events would make this year’s list.
Well, close up the office pools, now’s the time to
find out if your favorites made it.

JANUARY

      American liberals react to the Royal Canadian Mounted
Police’s illegal search and seizure of reporter Juliet
O’Neil’s home.  “Corruption and scandal from the
Canadians?”  Said hippy-dippy radical Geoffrey “Moon
Beam” Roberson, “Maybe I’ll transfer my Visa
application to Mexico.  I hear Cabo’s nice this time
of year.”

FEBRUARY

      During halftime of “The Big Game,” Mark-Paul
Gosselaar rips the pants off Dennis Franz, exposing
the cop show diva’s bare ass.  Working quickly, the
FCC swoops in and executes both stars while
simultaneously setting fire to ABC headquarters in New
York and LA and arrests Disney chief Michael Eisner
via USAPATRIOT definitions of terrorist acts.

MARCH
      
      NASA scientists attempt to explain to the American
public how the discovery of methane could mean life on
Mars.  The FCC, drunk with power from their Disney
victory, fines the NASA channel $25 million for lewd
content.

APRIL

      Oldsmobile closes up shop ensuring someday, someone
will get their father’s last Oldsmobile.

MAY

      President Bush perpetuates Southern stereotypes of
unintelligence and ignorance by delivering the
commencement speech at Louisiana State University.

JUNE

      Ronald Regan outshines Bush’s speech from last month,
and amazes the crowd at his funeral, by delivering his
own eulogy.

JULY

      Stephen Hawking admits his position on black holes
was incorrect.  To drown his sorrows, he orders a case
of Cristal, and hires a trio of hookers.  Said Hawking
in a press release, “After the show it’s the after
party, after the party it’s the hotel lobby, ‘round
about four you gotta clear the lobby, then take it to
the room and fuck somebody.

AUGUST

      Olympic fever sweeps the US, despite the fact that
McDonald’s didn’t give away any free ribwiches.

SEPTEMBER

      SpaceShipOne becomes the first private ship to make
space flight, claiming the X Prize.  No jokes here,
that’s actually really cool.

OCTOBER
      
      Cub fans cringe as Boston sweeps the World Series.
Without the perennial crutch of a curse to fall back
on, the talented Chicago team might actually be
expected to win something.  On a related note, Carlos
Beltran signed with the Mets this month.

NOVEMBER

      EA Sports releases “NBA Brawlers” a more accurate
simulation of Pro Basketball lifestyles.  Game modes
include album promotion, hand to hand combat, ranged
combat, and rape cover-up/bribery.  Winning the game
unlocks a secret code for a mini-game where you can
toss a round ball through an elevated hoop.

DECEMBER

      In the shocking conclusion to the biggest news story
of the year, some guy nobody’s ever heard of was
sentenced to death for the murder of his wife, some
girl nobody’s ever heard of.  In related news, people
are convicted of murdering their spouses every day.
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