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Consumption Malfunction - reader's indigestion

Civil rights leader, Bill Cosby has shocked the world by escaping a jail sentence during his lifetime, not being a good basketballer and living into old age.

"Hey, hey, hey!" he told his overseer as he picked up the bail for the release of his incarcerated and very christian brothers.

"I'm going to pick up the bail," the cotton-picking Negro sang as he put pun to paper to sign copies of his latest book.

'Crime and Punishment', the latest novel from the hind of Cosby, charts the meteoric arse of Oprah Winfrey as she snuggles to kill Jerry Springer.

Jerry, a neo-conman, is caught unawares that the woman he's boarding with is plotting to give it to him when he's not looking in the camera.

"I'll be very surprised if I get the axe," he told censors as Cosby prepared to talk turkey about his numerous affairs outside of marriage.

A focal campaigner for the Nuclear family, Cosby is still amazed that nobody has dropped the bomb, until now.

"I'm going to drop a bomb on you," he wrote in the cover of Tom Cruise's copy as he jumped on a ship headed for the promised land.

"The empirical evidence points to evil being a human construction, not unlike a city," he continued as black readers were gummed down in their homes.

"Best Wishes, Bill," he finished.

Heavens above, America knows how to handle freedom-fighters.

Kill them, kill them all.



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Monsters move in on Neighbours

May 4th 2008 00:37
Channel No. Ten's flagrantly leathery soap Neighbours is being forced to watch itself as Big Brother moves in dangerously close on its slot.

"No one else is watching, and we've run out of ideas," said perennial pansies getting out of bed incredulously eerily to shoot.

Neighbours are worried that Big Brother, a sect's monster, could indoctrinate the kids of tomorrow with the idea that they are as spatial as they thank.

Moot to the point, they're worried about anybody touching their slot that they've kept intact for yours.

"It's true to Orwell's vision," former hairline-hostess Gretel Killeen told floaters.

"He needed spectacles. I need glasses." she dribbled as she sank yet another shout.

We should all be hardened by our unthanking youths.
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Size matters to buffs
There are no holes in these buckets, so fix it

From a book by award-winning novellist and pedestrian, Norman Mailer, comes the new movie about a man born with a penis that lets him down in every department store.

Directed by the very well endowed kiddie cuddler Roman Polanski and starring the elephantine Danny de Vito, the movie has producers pumped.

"We're worried our penises are not quite up to the mark," said CSI's Jerry "The Giant Jangler" Bruckheimer.

Whatever it is about The Man With The Average Penis Size, audiences are putting their hands in their pockets.

"When you see a man with an average size penis on the big screen it suddenly makes you feel your own," said one film-goer's companion.

Critics have put it under the microscope and come out with sore eyes.

"It's better than average," wrote Large Leonard Maltin in his review of the edge of your seat thriller.

Already a prequel is in the works, simply called The Man With The Below Average Penis Size, but producers are holding off until they see how audiences swallow this one.
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International campaigners for the rights of formulaic writing have devised a cunning stunt to fit between the British leg of Spears' world tour.

Striking writers have lauded the move that is set to open the floodgates to something... that should be... good.

"We aren't striking," an unnamed writer told sorcerers close to Spears, "we are just very, very blocked."

"Do you have any idea how hard it is to do something really hard?" the typer which said the other thingo said to complete a stranger.

The world tour that is set to take all countries by force will not involve coersion of minor celebrities.

Trapped minors seeking custody of the Inklish queen have foiled plots to take readers on a pathetic, escapist journeyman.

"OK. Fed up begins to sum it up", one terrible infant spluttered, mushily.
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