The Slippery Elm Gazette The Crisis of Hyperactive Olfactory Overreaction to Random Aromatic Hydrocarbons (HOORAH) January 30, 2025 By Orville Lemuel Henshaw Published by The Slippery Elm Gazette Slippery Elm, Nebraska In a stunning revelation that has left the scientific community baffled and the general public largely indifferent, a new disorder has emerged from the olfactory trenches, wreaking havoc on those unfortunate enough to have an overachieving sense of smell. Hyperactive Olfactory Overreaction to Random Aromatic Hydrocarbons, or HOORAH, is reportedly afflicting a growing number of hypersensitive individuals, forcing them to flee grocery aisles, abandon public transportation, and, in extreme cases, renounce civilization in favor of scentless isolation. Dr. Mortimer…

The Possum Trot Gazette Alarming Rise of Paroxysmal Unilateral Kinetic Ejection (PUKE) January 30, 2025 By Thaddeus Elmer Bumpwhistle Published by The Possum Trot Gazette Possum Trot, Missouri In what experts are calling “a gastrointestinal ambush of the highest order,” a peculiar neurological condition has emerged, leaving sufferers blindsided by spontaneous, forceful expulsion of stomach contents—typically from random parts of the body not usually associated with upchucking. Known as Paroxysmal Unilateral Kinetic Ejection (PUKE), this disorder has baffled scientists, alarmed the public, and permanently ruined countless Clive of India Sofas. Dr. Cornelius Herbert Sneedley, a leading researcher in Involuntary Bodily Expulsions at the Upper Dakota Institute of Questionable Ailments, describes…

The Corncob Courier Yawning Impulse Kinesthetic Ectopic Sensation (YIKES) Threatens Public Sanity January 30, 2025 By Ebeneezer Clovis Pickens Published by The Corncob Courier Hogsnout, Nebraska In a shocking turn of events, a previously undocumented and entirely baffling condition known as Yawning Impulse Kinesthetic Ectopic Sensation (YIKES) is sweeping across the nation, leaving medical professionals, town council members, and church quilting circles at odds. This rare phenomenon, in which individuals experience an involuntary urge to yawn in highly inappropriate scenarios—such as while sneezing, parallel parking, or giving sworn testimony—has led to widespread confusion and outright panic in certain susceptible demographics. Dr. Melvin T. Greebensnuff, a self-described “neurological speculationist” from the…