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FEMA to Probe ‘Civic Alignment’ in Review of Tornado Damage Relief Applications
BLOOMINGTON, IN — In the aftermath of a tornado that directly hit parts of Bloomington, the Federal Emergency Management Agency announced Friday morning that residents seeking federal disaster assistance must now complete a “Presidential Loyalty Verification” form prior to reimbursement. The storm, which struck portions of the city, resulted in no injuries and limited structural…
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Cook Launches ‘Certified Pre-Owned’ Line of Legacy Catheters
BLOOMINGTON, IN — In a move executives described as bold, sustainable, and spiritually aligned with its modest roots, Cook Medical Group announced the rollout of its new Certified Pre-Owned™ Catheter Collection, offering what it calls value-optimized, previously deployed tubing solutions at a competitive discount. Standing before a banner featuring a tasteful gold seal reading Cook…
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IU President Whitten Gifts Freshly Harvested Heart of Student Activist for Valentine’s Day
BLOOMINGTON, IN — In what university officials are calling a thoughtful, viewpoint-neutral gesture of personal affection, Indiana University President Pamela Whitten gifted her husband a still-beating human heart reportedly harvested from a particularly vocal anti-ICE demonstrator for Valentine’s Day. Sources confirm the organ was obtained following the rapid dispersal of an unauthorized Dunn Meadow encampment…
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IU to Build Statue Honoring Bob Knight Choking Neil Reed
BLOOMINGTON, IN — Indiana University Athletics announced that a long-awaited bronze statue of legendary basketball coach Bob Knight will be installed outside Assembly Hall capturing the coach in what administrators call his most recognizable form. The statue, according to early design mockups, depicts Knight mid-eruption, jaw clenched, eyes bulging, one hand raised skyward while the…
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IU Hires Burt Bignetti to Turnaround Struggling Basketball Program
BLOOMINGTON, IN — Indiana University formally announced the hiring of Burt Bignetti as the new head coach of the men’s basketball program, signaling a decisive cultural reset for a team administrators acknowledged has lost its edge and identity. Bignetti, a first-time basketball head coach with what the university described as a “proven championship temperament,” was…
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Mendoza Gives Fiery Pregame Speech on Tax Advantages of a Roth IRA
MIAMI, FL – Moments before taking the field for the National Championship, Fernando Mendoza delivered what teammates described as the most aggressively responsible pregame speech in college football history—an impassioned, 11-minute breakdown of the long-term tax advantages of a Roth IRA. According to players present in the locker room, Mendoza emerged from behind his locker…
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Hoosier the Bison Reunites with Herd En Route to Rose Bowl
CUSTER STATE PARK, SD – Indiana University officials confirmed Monday that Hoosier the Bison, the beloved costumed mascot of IU athletics, has temporarily stalled in rural South Dakota after reportedly wandering off to reunite with his biological herd while traveling to the Rose Bowl festivities. The mascot, last seen chewing thoughtfully on prairie grass, is…
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Mendoza Gears Up for Rose Bowl by Binging ‘Little House on the Prairie’
PASADENA, CA — As teammates filtered out of the team hotel in search of trendy restaurants, nightlife, and something approximating a personality reset before the biggest game of their lives, Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza reportedly returned to his room, brewed a cup of herbal tea, and pressed play on Season 4 of ‘Little House on…
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Planned Parenthood Mistakenly Buys 2,000 IEDs
BLOOMINGTON, IN — A clerical error of historic proportions rocked the Bloomington Planned Parenthood Tuesday after staff discovered that their long-awaited shipment of 2,000 IUDs was, in fact, 2,000 IEDs. According to internal sources, the supply manager placed the order using a notoriously glitchy online medical portal that repeatedly autocorrected “IUD” to “IED,” a problem…
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AI Used to Recreate the Fatal Elvis Shit
BLOOMINGTON, IN – In what administrators are calling both a technological milestone and a regrettable lapse in academic supervision, a team of Ivy Tech Community College students has unveiled an artificial intelligence model that digitally recreates the precise conditions of Elvis Presley’s death. The semester-long project, titled “The Final Movement: A Nueral Reconstruction of the…
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Bloomington South Students Build Homes They Will Only Ever See as DoorDash Drivers
BLOOMINGTON, IN — Bloomington High School South leadership unveiled the latest milestone of their renowned construction trades program this week: a newly finished single-family home on the city’s south side. The finished structure is expected to enter the market at “a modest, starter-family price point” of $1,100,000. Students were invited to pose proudly in the…
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School of Informatics Students Suspended for Brutally Hazing AI Humanoids
BLOOMINGTON, IN — Indiana University’s Luddy School of Informatics has suspended four students and mandated university-wide empathy training after officials concluded a months-long investigation into reports of cruel and demeaning treatment of humanoid artificial intelligence prototypes in a graduate-level robotics seminar. According to an internal disciplinary report obtained by Limestone Ledger, students in the “Human-Robot…
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Disheveled Nicolas Cage Seen Leaping from IU Archives Balcony, Clutching Scroll
BLOOMINGTON, IN – Students and staff at Indiana University were left stunned after witnesses reported seeing actor Nicolas Cage vaulting from the second-floor balcony of the IU Archives while gripping what appeared to be an ancient scroll. According to campus officials, the ‘National Treasure’ star had been in Bloomington for what his publicist described as…
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Cuban Brings ‘Shark Tank Live’ to IU with Tragic, Predictable Results
BLOOMINGTON, IN – Billionaire alumnus Mark Cuban hosted a live show of the hit television program ‘Shark Tank’ at the IU Auditorium featuring unwitting student contestants dropped into an actual great white shark tank if their business proposals were rejected. The outcome was as horrifying as it was one-hundred percent foreseeable. Cuban previously co-hosted ‘Shark…
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Ghost Adventures Crew No Match for Coach Knight
BLOOMINGTON, IN – An episode of a popular paranormal show was cut short when the crew inadvertently summoned the angry spirit of legendary coach Bob Knight who proceeded to berate the team for their lack of fundamentals and preparation. Ghost Adventures is a long-running program that follows host Zak Bagans and his squad of investigators…
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Sage Steele Spends Entire IU Trustees Meeting Hawking Ivermectin
BLOOMINGTON, IN – Indiana University Trustee Sage Steele reportedly upended a recent Board of Trustees meeting with an endless rant about the merits of Ivermectin and shaming the media and Big Pharma for lying to the American people. Steele, who was controversially appointed by Governor Mike Braun, effectively filibustered by standing and speaking about the…
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Mellencamp Admits ‘Pink Houses’ Really About Boyhood Obsession with Barbie
BLOOMINGTON, IN – It was a stunning revelation that sent shockwaves from Seymour to Hollywood. Indiana legend and Rock and Roll Hall of Famer John Mellencamp told an audience in Bloomington that his massive 1983 hit ‘Pink Houses’ was not written about rural, small town American dreams and struggles, but rather, he penned it as…
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WonderLab Skink Norbert, GEICO Gecko Announce Engagement
BLOOMINGTON, IN – It was a wonderful scene at WonderLab as longtime resident Norbert, a blue-tongued skink, and the world famous GEICO Gecko publicly announced their engagement. The event marks the end of an era. For years, Gecko has been dogged by headlines linking him to a string of high-profile romances. A turbulent tryst with…
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MoCo Humane Society in Hot Water for FB Marketplace Listings
BLOOMINGTON, IN – In a bold cost-cutting move, the Monroe County Humane Society announced this week that all future adoptions will be processed through Facebook Marketplace. Officials say the change reflects a modern approach to animal placement and a desire to meet the community where they already scroll. “We tried Petfinder. We tried our own…
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Guerrilla Journalist Catches ‘Farm Stop Collective’ Abusing Alfalfa Sprouts
BLOOMINGTON, IN – In a scandal shaking the local produce co-op community to its core, shocking undercover footage has surfaced showing workers at the Farm Stop Collective aggressively misting and threatening captive alfalfa sprouts. The exposé, captured by a self-described “guerrilla truth-teller” has ignited outrage across the city. The grainy, body-cam style footage shows a…
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FEMA to Probe ‘Civic Alignment’ in Review of Tornado Damage Relief Applications
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Cook Launches ‘Certified Pre-Owned’ Line of Legacy Catheters
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IU President Whitten Gifts Freshly Harvested Heart of Student Activist for Valentine’s Day
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IU to Build Statue Honoring Bob Knight Choking Neil Reed
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IU Hires Burt Bignetti to Turnaround Struggling Basketball Program
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Mendoza Gives Fiery Pregame Speech on Tax Advantages of a Roth IRA
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Hoosier the Bison Reunites with Herd En Route to Rose Bowl
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Mendoza Gears Up for Rose Bowl by Binging ‘Little House on the Prairie’
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Planned Parenthood Mistakenly Buys 2,000 IEDs
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AI Used to Recreate the Fatal Elvis Shit
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Bloomington South Students Build Homes They Will Only Ever See as DoorDash Drivers
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School of Informatics Students Suspended for Brutally Hazing AI Humanoids
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Disheveled Nicolas Cage Seen Leaping from IU Archives Balcony, Clutching Scroll
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Cuban Brings ‘Shark Tank Live’ to IU with Tragic, Predictable Results
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Ghost Adventures Crew No Match for Coach Knight
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Sage Steele Spends Entire IU Trustees Meeting Hawking Ivermectin
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Mellencamp Admits ‘Pink Houses’ Really About Boyhood Obsession with Barbie
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WonderLab Skink Norbert, GEICO Gecko Announce Engagement
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MoCo Humane Society in Hot Water for FB Marketplace Listings
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Guerrilla Journalist Catches ‘Farm Stop Collective’ Abusing Alfalfa Sprouts
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Tent Citizens Share Needle Like Arid Desert Canteen
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Randy Quaid Cast in ‘Breaking Away 2’
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Lilly King, Michael Phelps Welcome Web-Footed, Gilled Baby Girl
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Knight Asks Woodson What Player Needs a “Good Chokin’”
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Tom Allen to Enter Transfer Portal
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IU Libertarians Protest Their Own Enrollment in Public University
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FOIA Request Reveals Marching Hundred Misled Public on Actual Number of Members
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Cool Parents Blast D.A.R.E. Curriculum as Too Rigid
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IU Health Surgeons Acknowledge Mistakes, Lack of Preparation in Post-Op Press Conference
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Council Candidate Apologizes for 1998 Blogger Post Praising Limp Bizkit
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Hipster Home Builder Only Uses Vinyl Siding
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Mayor Wolfs Down Entire Bag of Smarties to Ease Fears of Eating Glass
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MinuteClinic Full of Shit
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Professor Okay with Smoking in Class if He Can Bum One
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Black Cat Tragically Crosses Path of Chevy Silverado
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City to Send Humanitarian Aid to Gosport
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Dumb Kid Gets Smart Phone
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Subway Jared Wishes He Would Have Stayed Morbidly Obese
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Police Use Nextdoor App to Target Residents with Too Much Time on Their Hands
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Che Guevara Shirt to be Worn at Family Thanksgiving to Skip the Small Talk
- Bloomington Bicycle Club Partners with Perineum Injury Survivors on Awareness Campaign
- BlackRock Buys Kirkwood
- Novel Strain of Pubic Lice Traced to ‘Lovers Playground’ Saloon Doors
- FEMA to Probe ‘Civic Alignment’ in Review of Tornado Damage Relief Applications
- Dennis Quaid Vows to ‘Run it Back’ in ’26 Little 500
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Tent Citizens Share Needle Like Arid Desert Canteen
BLOOMINGTON, IN – Residents of the Seminary Park tent city were seen passing a heroin loaded syringe as if they had been stranded in the Mojave for days. Jonny “Treehouse” Carpenter and five fellow campers cooked up some China White and feverishly took turns mainlining the questionable yet perfectly suitable tent city delicacy. “Shit, feels…
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Randy Quaid Cast in ‘Breaking Away 2’
BLOOMINGTON, IN – 20th Century Fox announced a surprise sequel to the 1979 coming-of-age classic ‘Breaking Away’ that prominently featured Bloomington and Indiana University. In a stunning move, the studio has cast Randy Quaid in the lead role. Dennis Quaid, Randy’s brother, starred in the original film and garnered ample praise for his portrayal of…
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Lilly King, Michael Phelps Welcome Web-Footed, Gilled Baby Girl
INDIANAPOLIS, IN – The most awarded swimmers in human history celebrated the birth of a new baby girl who is sure to follow in the illustrious footsteps of her parents. Lilly King, the Indiana University phenom, and Michael Phelps shared pictures on social media of the baby, which was miraculously born with perfectly webbed feet…
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Knight Asks Woodson What Player Needs a “Good Chokin’”
BLOOMINGTON, IN – Former Indiana University men’s basketball coach Bob Knight was overheard asking current head coach Mike Woodson if one of his players could use a “good old fashioned chokin’.” Knight often attends team practices to visit with Woodson, a former player of Coach Knight’s. At a recent practice, Knight appeared frustrated with the…
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Tom Allen to Enter Transfer Portal
BLOOMINGTON, IN – Head Indiana football coach Tom Allen announced he’s ready for a fresh start. Following Saturday’s quadruple overtime battle with middling MAC program Akron, Allen seemed reluctant to discuss his job security. “Let’s call it what it is, it’s embarrassing,” lamented Allen. “Boos from the crowd, my house got TP’ed, my dog was…
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IU Libertarians Protest Their Own Enrollment in Public University
BLOOMINGTON, IN – Students involved in the Libertarian Party at IU gathered in opposition of those studying at taxpayer funded institutions of higher learning, including themselves. The Libertarians were critical of public colleges and universities interfering in the free market of post-secondary education. “Enough is enough,” said IU Libertarian Jeremy Hinchcliffe. “I refuse to give…
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FOIA Request Reveals Marching Hundred Misled Public on Actual Number of Members
BLOOMINGTON, IN – Indiana University officials are in the hot seat after a public records request pulled back the curtain on one of IU’s most secretive groups. The Marching Hundred began in 1896, founded by a troupe of students born into immense wealth and influence. It has long been assumed that the band of affluent…
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Cool Parents Blast D.A.R.E. Curriculum as Too Rigid
BLOOMINGTON, IN – A growing number of area parents are criticizing what they claim is a dated approach to educating kids on the dangers of drug and alcohol abuse. The Monroe County Community School Corporation has been inundated with calls and e-mails from parents upset with the D.A.R.E. program. “It’s been unrelenting,” said MCCSC Communications…
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IU Health Surgeons Acknowledge Mistakes, Lack of Preparation in Post-Op Press Conference
BLOOMINGTON, IN – Surgeons at IU Health Bloomington expressed frustration with their poor performance while addressing the media after an open heart surgery. Doctors Phillip Land and Michael Hardy were visibly shaken as they took ownership of their insufficient planning and botched fundamentals during a critical triple bypass surgery. “I’m just incredibly disappointed in myself,”…
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Council Candidate Apologizes for 1998 Blogger Post Praising Limp Bizkit
BLOOMINGTON, IN – A candidate for City Council was forced to apologize after internet sleuths unearthed a late nineties post from his Blogger page that raves about the divisive band Limp Bizkit. Brett Heinisch is challenging Hopi Stosberg for the District 3 Council seat and is currently facing intense scrutiny for his apparent affinity for…
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Hipster Home Builder Only Uses Vinyl Siding
BLOOMINGTON, IN – A new residential developer is entering the Bloomington market and has something to say about the quality of newer, less expensive building materials. Silas Asher started ‘Analog Homes’ to disrupt the current home construction model of utilizing cheaper and lower quality components. Asher insists on only using vinyl siding to finish a…
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Mayor Wolfs Down Entire Bag of Smarties to Ease Fears of Eating Glass
BLOOMINGTON, IN – Mayor Hamilton took action to quell the Halloween anxiety of Smarties laced with glass by devouring the candy at a public event. Parents have annually expressed fears that the flavorless Smarties have glass placed inside the candy in order to maim or kill innocent children. The Mayor displayed a family size bag…
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MinuteClinic Full of Shit
BLOOMINGTON, IN – Wait times at the CVS MinuteClinic have some calling on the company to change the name they consider misleading. The CVS MinuteClinic is supposed to provide medical care to patients in a shorter amount of time than a traditional doctor’s office visit. Many in Bloomington believe that the company is not staying…
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Professor Okay with Smoking in Class if He Can Bum One
BLOOMINGTON, IN – IU professor and prolific cigarette smoker will allow students to smoke so long as there is enough to share. History professor Samuel Felt has a unique classroom policy. His classroom is not a ‘no smoking’ environment if the student asking also brought more for other smokers. “I don’t want to be here…
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Black Cat Tragically Crosses Path of Chevy Silverado
BLOOMINGTON, IN – A cat was attempting to cross the road when it was struck and killed by a 2018 Chevrolet Silverado. The black cat was on its way to cross paths of Halloween revelers to carry out the responsibility of imparting onto the unwitting targets years of bad luck. “Yeah, it was pretty bad,”…
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City to Send Humanitarian Aid to Gosport
BLOOMINGTON, IN – City officials have agreed on terms for an aid package intended to address the increasingly concerning conditions in Gosport. Gosport has seen systemic poverty and blight continue to increase at a pace that has nearby cities and counties alarmed about the issues spreading beyond the town limits. Council President Sue Sgambelluri announced…
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Dumb Kid Gets Smart Phone
BLOOMINGTON, IN – An eight year old child was inexplicably given a phone with all available bells and whistles that clearly exceed his youthful needs and underdeveloped mental capacity. Ashton Cline received the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold5 in Phantom Black from his parents who obviously have more money than sense. The phone retails for around…
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Subway Jared Wishes He Would Have Stayed Morbidly Obese
ENGLEWOOD, CO – He was a weight loss icon, now he sits in a federal prison. Jared Fogle longs for the days when he was a grotesquely overweight nobody. Jared Fogle was a household name when Subway mounted an advertising campaign that credited a daily diet of their subs with getting him from morbidly, disgustingly…
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Police Use Nextdoor App to Target Residents with Too Much Time on Their Hands
BLOOMINGTON, IN – Law enforcement has deployed a commonly used mobile app to monitor locals who are statistically prone to violence. The Bloomington Police Department is now using the popular Nextdoor app to locate and surveil community members with ample idle time that allows for obsessive scrutiny of neighborhood activity. The app gives users the…
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Che Guevara Shirt to be Worn at Family Thanksgiving to Skip the Small Talk
BLOOMINGTON, IN – An IU Sophomore intends to preempt the performative niceties of family Thanksgiving and jump right into the annual political bomb throwing. Braden Armstrong has decided to don a Che Guevara shirt to the extended family holiday dinner table just to get the fireworks started early. Guevara was an Argentinian Marxist and revolutionary…
BLOOMINGTON, IN – In a bold new initiative aimed at addressing what experts are calling “the silent crisis between the saddle and the soul,” the Bloomington Bicycle Club announced Tuesday that it has partnered with the nonprofit advocacy group Perineum Injury Survivor Services (PISS) to launch a community awareness campaign about the often-overlooked risks that…



























































