That’ll work

After Tony Hayward’s latest gaffe, in which he claimed the Gulf Coast brown pelicans weren’t bothered by the oil because they’re already brown, BP has offered huge incentives to anyone who will deal with the oil spill, including giving them Ireland.
No one immediately started clamoring for the job, but there are reports that the Israel Defense Forces have expressed interest. Some have speculated that Israel wants Ireland as a potential first colony, thinking that the shared history of persecution would be fertile ground for a new infinite conflict.
Benjamin Netanyahu said that his elite forces were perhaps the only ones capable of stopping the oil, by rappelling into the pipe and overreacting as hard as they can out of irritatingly justifiable sanctimony and a rightful suspicion that the oil is anti-Semitic. That, plus the pressure of uncontrollably gushing international condemnation from anti-Semites with short memories and no taste for history could very well overwhelm the oil coming out at 5,000 psi, and blow it out the other side of the globe. There, Israel could then sequester the oil for its own uses, freeing it from the need to buy anti-Semitic oil from anyone and everyone who has any, including Hamas when one of their IDF tanks runs out of gas in Gaza.
BP is weighing it’s options, including appointing Helen Thomas new spokesperson.
Scot Crawford


“I have a dream,” said the Governor on Wednesday at a press conference to announce the first major initiatives of his budding Governoralty, “and that is to see the day when blind people are not subjected to the soft bigotry of traditional photographs of prostitutes. As the disabled are now given the right to park close to stores and offices, I am going to see to it that blind people are able to make considered, informed judgments about which girl they’ll be spending their hard-earned dollars on.” 

