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McDonna's Dumps Contaminated Burgers
Windsor Locks, CT - (Aug 20) - McDonna's Hamburger Corp, of Natick, Mass., in a stunning announcement made earlier today at either the rim of the Grand Canyon or the foot of Mt. Rushmore, claims to have completely solved the E. coli contamination question, vis à vis, you know, their greasy, fat-laden burgers.
"The patrons of McDonna's," said McDonna's spokesperson
Steve Fleischkopf, "Need no longer worry about whether
there's E. coli or not in their food when they eat at
one of our franchise locations. By utilizing recent
major scientific and technologic breakthroughs --
regarding
McDonna's was formed when fast food chain, McDonald's, merged with the estate of deceased pop star, Madonna, in order to boost sagging sales with the promise of a tiny little piece of the pop singer's dead flesh or DNA in every burger. Cross-Platform Interoperability Increases Risk of Violent Death A study published in the latest issue of the Journal of the American Med... NBC Duped Again -- Runs Bogus Photoshopped Photos As Real According to either CNN or strips of undissolved toilet paper dug out of Matt Drudge's septic tank, an exclusive report which aired last night on the NBC Nightly News.... E. Coli Got Bad Rap, Pres. Says According to President Garth Register Jr., of The Coli Foundation of America, E. Coli has been given a bad rap because of all this hamburger contamination crap, and this bad rap is not only bad, but is also, like, sloshing over onto the other totally innocent forms of coli, like A. coli, B. coli, C. coli, D. coli and F. coli, to name just a few. "Yes, I've had to cheat and steal," said Register, "And lie and be a slime bucket in order to get into this position of power, lust and authority. But I did it all just so I could help create a level playing field for all the people out there who are honest and good and play by the rules and, as a result, lead miserable, stupid lives of petty violence and sullen blowjobs interruptus."
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