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Thursday, January 26, 2006

Dark energy / Rooney - 1 comment

An interesting story that has escaped the mainstream media, but was reported in the current - uncharacteristically excellent - issue of Viz:
A WORMHOLE in the space-time continuum opened up outside Dolcis shoe shop on Peebles High Street last Saturday. Shoppers looked on in disbelief as several trainers, half a dozen Dr. Scholls and 3 brogues, all left feet, were sucked into a parallel universe. Manager Hamish McTavish said: "The annoying thing is, the missing shoes are still there, but I can't get at them as they exist as so-called 'dark energy' occupying a parallel dimension. So the right ones I've still got in the shop are no good to me."
Viz also report on a vigil in support of Wayne Rooney, as doctors reveal he is on borrowed time, and that every day that passes brings the superstar striker closer to a tragic and inevitable death:
[...] amongst thousands of possibilities, the star could be finished off by bowel cancer, lung disease, or drowning in his own swimming pool. "It's a matter of when, not if," says Dr. Barry Evans of the Royal Hospital, Whitechapel.

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At 10:27 AM, February 28, 2006, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Does anyone have the full story of Wayne Rooney's deathbed vigil?

   

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