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Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Pot and Bongo Fest Expected to Draw Huge Crowds
The First Annual Pot and Bongo Fest scheduled to be held this year is expected to draw huge crowds from all over the world.
“Since this is the first festival in the country featuring legalized marijuana, we can’t put a figure on attendance, but assume it will become one of the most popular festivals in America’s history,” said Bud Harkins, one of the key organizers of the festival affectionately nicknamed “Pongo.”
Harkins claims the festival was the brainchild of his father, Capt. John “Feelgood” Harkins, head of Har-Grow Marijuana Fields in Oregon.
“My father had a dream that one day marijuana would be freely used all over the world, and this festival is a tribute to Capt. Feelgood,” said proud son Bud, who says his father passed away a year ago in a freak tractor accident. It just so happens the festival is scheduled to run on the anniversary of his death.
Not only will marijuana from the Har-Grow farms be freely flowing, but attendees will have a chance to enjoy many foods laced with the versatile herb, including marijuana ice cream, pot brownies, apple pot tarts, and more.
Musical guests headlining the event include Roger Waters and David Gilmour of Pink Floyd, reuniting once again on stage, as well as Donovan (Mellow Yellow), the Beach Boys, and the Four Tops and Temptations, who will announce a super special guest sometime in the near future.
It is also rumored that actor Matthew McConaughey will join Todd Rundgren on Sunday for a special rendition of Bang the Drum All Day. Participants are encouraged to bring their own bongos and join in the fun. They are hoping to break a world record for most bongos played in one place.
Rainbow Kitchen Commune will provide some yummy vegetarian treats at no cost. You are encouraged to wear your tie-dyed t-shirts, bell bottom blue jeans, and flowers in your hair for one of the best parties this side of Woodstock.
So mark your calendars and buy your tickets early because they are expected to sell out at a record pace.
Harkins wants to remind everyone that the Pot and Bongo Fest is not a smoke-free zone, as long as the smoke is herbal.
Security will be taken care of by the Hell’s Angels.
Saturday, June 16, 2012
Nationwide Bake Sales Expected to Make Millions for Obama Campaign
Organizers for the Obama camp are currently making plans
to hold bake sales in cities all across America for the sole purpose of getting
Obama re-elected.
The bake sales will take place in locations throughout
America on various dates, the first one to be held on July 7. Ads have already
begun appearing in local newspapers in an effort to alert supporters of the sweet
treats they can look forward to purchasing for this most worthy cause.
Dozens of volunteers have been charged with the task of
collecting and disseminating some of the best recipes in the country to assure
the bake sales are a huge success. In fact, Sally McWorter of Worthington, Ohio
was chosen lead organizer due to the distinction of being the top-earning bake
sale hostess of the year in the state of Ohio.
Speaking at a local PTA meeting after learning she was
chosen as lead organizer, Sally assured all involved that “this is going to be
the mother of all bake sales. Folks who are fans of everything from
snickerdoodles to home-made fudge are going to be amazed at the variety of
goodies (referencing Mitt Romney’s word for chocolate donuts) we will have on
sale at our tables.”
McWorter claims she has access to some of the top prize-winning
recipes in the United States. She has no doubt the sales will break records.
“We are going to rake in millions, regardless of the fact
that few bake sales in history have ever taken in anything more than a couple
hundred dollars at any one given time,” she boasted.
Rumors swirling about the Romney camp are already pointing
an accusatory finger at Obama’s supporters calling them nothing more than drug
dealers in aprons. They believe that if, in fact, millions are expected to flow
to the Obama camp by simply holding community bake sales, there must be
something illegal going on.
Many seem to agree with this assumption. Since brownies are
expected to be the number one seller at the sales, most everyone has concluded
that the treats are sure to contain a “special ingredient.”
Plans are in place for Romney to run televised ads ahead
of the bake sales warning folks ala “Woodstock” style not to eat the brownies. [For
those too young to remember, one of the most famous lines at Woodstock was an
announcement by a hippie known as Wavy Gravy warning concert goers to not take
the brown acid.]*
The bake sale organizers are not denying the rumors and,
in fact, are quick to point out that at some bake sales in states like
California, Oregon and California that have medical marijuana laws in place,
they expect to make a killing off of supporters who carry medical marijuana
cards—hence, the million dollars in expected sales. It is rumored that buying
one pot brownie could set you back as much as $30; $35 with nuts and frosting.
Meanwhile, Republicans say they aren’t threatened in the
least about the upcoming bake sales. Said Romney supporter, Sheldon Adelson,
“Hell, I like sweets just as much as the next guy, but all that nickel and dime
crap is for the birds. I’d rather just write a check.”
*Of special note is the fact that the aforementioned
hippie, Wavy Gravy actually shares the Romney name, having been born Hugh
Nanton Romney. While W.G. Romney claims he is absolutely not related to Mitt
Romney, it has been implied that unusual names like Willard Mitt Romney and
Hugh Nanton Romney can only suggest that there is a familial connection, which,
if true, could very well link Mitt Romney to one of the largest hippie communes
in recent history. This related story is still in the development stage and
will be reported on once all the facts are in.
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