HEADLINES FROM
THE YEAR: 2029
Ozone created by electric
cars now killing millions
in the seventh largest country
in the world, Mexifornia,
formerly known as
California .
White minorities still
trying to have English
recognized as Mexifornia's
third language.
Spotted Owl plague
threatens northwestern
United States crops and
livestock.
Baby conceived naturally!
Scientists stumped.
Couple petitions court to
reinstate heterosexual
marriage.
France pleads for global
help after being taken over
by Jamaica .
No other country comes for
ward to help the beleaguered
nation!
Castro finally dies at age 112;
Cuban cigars can now be
imported legally,
but President Chelsea Clinton
has banned all smoking.
George Z. Bush says he
will run for President
in 2036.
Postal Service raises
price of first class stamp
to $17.89 and reduces mail
delivery to Wednesdays only.
85-year $75.8 billion
study: Diet and exercise
is the key to weight
loss.
Average weight of
Americans drops to
250 lbs.
Global cooling blamed
for citrus crop failure
for third consecutive year
in Mexifornia and
Floruba.
Abortion clinics now
available in
every
High School in
United States.
Senate still blocking
drilling in ANWR even
though gas is selling
for 4532 Pesos per
liter and gas stations
are only open on
Tuesdays and Fridays.
Massachusetts
executes last
remaining conservative.
Supreme Court rules
punishment of criminals
violates their civil
rights.
Average height of NBA
players is now nine feet,
seven inches.
New federal law requires
that all nail clippers,
screwdrivers, fly swatters
and rolled-up newspapers
must be registered by
January 2030.
IRS sets lowest tax rate
at 75 percent.
Floruba voters still having
trouble with voting machines.
Now, send this to whomever
you want and as many as
you want, then, guess
what....
NOTHING will happen.
No miracles, no money,
absolutely nothing, except
you might make someone
smile or very, very
scared.
I Love This Country!
It's The Government That
Scares Me!
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I wasn't sure if I should laugh or cry. A few of them sounded a little bit too possible for comfort.
ReplyDeleteI got it in an email and I thought it was funny, and thought-provoking- but yes, SAD----
ReplyDeleteand certainly "do-able" in our modern world!