Washington- In a stunning reversal of position Congressman Dennis Kucinich has changed his stance on the so-called health care reform bill and pledged his support for the measure if -and when- it comes to the floor of the House for a vote. Given Kucinich’s longstanding criticisms and general avarice for the legislation many are wondering what the impetus for this sudden about face could be. Some have posited that the Ohio representative could not resist the famous Buraq Obama charm. Some have guessed that his vote has been bought for hundreds of millions of dollars as was done with Senators Mary Landrieu and Ben Nelson. Still others are under the impression that Kucinich is just a strange little man and there is no point trying to understand what goes on in his tiny little mind or how that mind may have been irreversibly damaged by years and years of high exposure to tin-foil. The Vitamin Press, however, can report that none of these hypotheses are correct. Our research team has just discovered that Kucinich is in fact a mythical creature often referred to as a leprechaun and as such is subject to the rules governing all such entities. Unfortunately for Kucinich The Vitamin Press are not the only ones that are aware of his condition and The White House has conspired to use such knowledge by stealing the wee little one’s pot of gold and threatening not to release it until he has voted their way. Happy St. Patrick’s Day from The Vitamin Press.
Greece to Sell Parthenon
March 16, 2010 by Kip Hooker, Section: Not Really the News, Comments (2)
Athens- Officials of the cash strapped government of Greece made an announcement today that in these times of paramount disadvantage and unprecedented tribulations the debt ridden nation has made […]
Despite All the Warnings She Took the Brown Acid
March 14, 2010 by Kip Hooker, Section: Not Really the News, Comments (4)
Berkely- Local UCB sophomore Mary P. Rankster used the occasion of a protest -lamenting the cutting of federal school funding- to use the skills she has amassed over the […]
Movie Review: Avatar
March 12, 2010 by AndroidLloydWebber, Section: Movie Reviews, Comments (3)
Avatar is a movie. It is a movie that was directed by Cameron Crow. Also it stars Kevin Costner. I liked it very much. Avatar is the story of Benjamin […]
Pelosi: Health Care Debate Has Created 4 Million New Jobs, In Marketing
March 10, 2010 by Kip Hooker, Section: Not Really the News, Comments (6)
Washington- Partial Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi has announced that the health care debate has been an unparalleled boon to the economy and, as of this date, created over […]
On 300 Spartans, 40 Republicans and Why Harry Reid Might Triumph Where Xerxes Failed
March 9, 2010 by Kip Hooker, Section: Political Commentary, Comments (0)
If the ancients and their accounts are to be believed then sometime some centuries ago 300 warriors of Sparta met and survived -for a time- against a force of one […]
Rather Racist
March 8, 2010 by Kip Hooker, Section: Fair Use, Political Commentary, Comments (2)
Once upon a time Dan Rather suggested that a person could constantly lie and still be considered honest . Ostensibly this was a defense of former President Bill Jeff […]
Problems Plague Shazam App
March 6, 2010 by Kip Hooker, Section: Not Really the News, Comments (5)
Silicone Valley- Devoted iPhone/Android fans -who have been using a very useful third party application known as Shazam to identify songs unknown to them by holding their devices near to […]
Experts Warn: JPK III May Not Be Worthy of Kennedy Legacy
February 28, 2010 by Kip Hooker, Section: Not Really the News, Comments (1)
Massachusetts- For the last twenty four hours rumors have been pervading the internet that Joseph P. Kennedy III, Grandson of RFK and namesake of the Kennedy scion, is seriously […]
Carly Simon Reveals Inspiration Behind Famous Song
February 26, 2010 by Kip Hooker, Section: Not Really the News, Comments (3)
After decades of speculation partially famous folk-pop diva Carly Simon has finally revealed the, until now, secret identity of the man that served as the inspiration for her 1972 […]

