The Prairie Yodeler Citizens Outraged Over Genetic Elevation Resulting in Optimized Nerve Impulse Momentum (GERONIMO) January 30, 2025 By Ulyssabeth Crankleford The Prairie Yodeler Hogshank, Nebraska In a development that has stunned scientists, bewildered local officials, and utterly flummoxed the general public, health authorities have confirmed the existence of Genetic Elevation Resulting in Optimized Nerve Impulse Momentum (GERONIMO) – a rare genetic mutation that enhances neural conductivity, significantly boosting reflexes and sensory processing speed. While some see this as the beginning of an evolutionary leap, others are concerned about the ethical, economic, and—most importantly—the completely arbitrary consequences of such a mutation. Dr. Thaddeus Wifflebog, Professor of Hyper-Accelerated Neurotransmissions at the…
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Why Your Résumé Needs a Personality Disorder The Case for Tailoring, Tweaking, and Transforming Using ChatGPT
Back in the day, job hunting was a numbers game. You cranked out a halfway decent resume, sent it to as many companies as possible, and waited for the inevitable cycle: rejection, rejection, rejection, then accidental hire. Persistence was key. Originality was not. But today it’s a whole different ballgame. Technology has turned the job market into a digital gladiator arena. And, the gatekeeper to your dream job isn’t even human. It’s an algorithm. Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) have been the norm for years, scanning resumes for keywords, filtering out the “unqualified,” and eliminating 75% of applicants before any human has the chance to be unimpressed. But fear not, job…
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The Fruitcake Files No-Nonsense Tips for Surviving Modern Relationships
The “Fruitcake Lady” was Marie Rudisill, an American author and television personality known for her candid, humorous, and often salty advice. She gained fame in the early 2000s through her appearances on “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno” during a segment called “Ask the Fruitcake Lady.” She became a viral sensation thanks to her quick wit, straightforward demeanor, and unfiltered advice. Her segments covered a range of topics, from relationships to etiquette, with a biting humor that audiences adored. We’re honored to present some of them here. How do you handle a husband who snores like a freight train? Well, let me tell ya somethin’, dealin’ with a husband who snores…
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The Bottle: Benefits or Boozy Balderdash? Opinions split over the drink, dividing friends and igniting family reunions
January 27, 2025 By Ethelbert Clagget The Daily Hogwash Pickle Flats, Nebraska In a poll that could shake the bottoms of bars across the Midwest, an explosive new survey suggests that alcohol’s benefits and risks are duking it out like two drunks arguing over the last basket of wings at a dive bar. Experts are both thrilled and horrified, though most respondents just shrugged and opened another beer. Dr. Archibald Tuttlebeam, a so-called expert in Liquid Sociology at the highly dubious Poughkeepsie Institute of Fluid Studies, exclaimed, “It’s clear as moonshine—alcohol is a cornerstone of human civilization! Without it, we’d still be huddled in caves, gnawing on raw turnips. Sure,…
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When the Sky’s the Limit Top Gun training goes public, leaving experts and teens dizzy
January 25, 2025 By: Dobrivoje Cvetković The Nebojša’s Courier, Kruševac, Serbia In a move that has raised eyebrows higher than a supersonic jet on takeoff, the Department of the Navy has opened its elite Top Gun Flight Training Program to civilians. Among the program’s first participants is 16-year-old Trevor Bicklesworth III, a Beverly Hills High School senior who, just weeks after earning his learner’s permit, received the ultimate graduation gift: a weekend of combat training in an F-14 Tomcat. “Gee willikers!” Trevor exclaimed while adjusting his new Ray-Bans during an exclusive interview. “First, I got my learner’s permit, and now I get to fly an F-14 Tomcat. How cool is…