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Tuesday, May 21, 2019
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“Oklahoma: The Way it Really Is.”
Read about our
state’s struggles with
- cockfighting,
- meth,
- divorce,
- teen pregnancy,
- gay marriage
- and more.
Tuesday, May 14, 2019
Senate Health committee Certifies Beastie Boys ‘Oklahoma’s Most Ill’
OKLAHOMA CITY (OP) – The Senate Health and Human
Resources committee met last week to certify popular hip-hop group
The Beastie Boys as Oklahoma’s “illest.”
Michael Crutcher, head of the Oklahoma State Department of
Health, asked for official recognition of the Boys’ illness.
“As we have known for some
time, they got the ill communication,”
said Crutcher,
“It is important to acknowledge that the group is, in fact, ‘licensed’ to ill.”
Committee Chair Bernest
Cain, D-Oklahoma City, questioned
Crutcher as to the qualifications
of the Boyz from Brooklyn.
“While it is clear to me that the Beastie Boys rock the hizouse, would you also say that they got the skillz to pay the billz?”
Cain asked.
“Word up,” said Crutcher.
The bill cleared the committee unanimously, following a
brief pause to raise da roof.
Balkman Drags Toure To Room 101 To ‘Discuss’ House Rule Changes
OKLAHOMA CITY (OP) –
Rep. Thad Balkman, R-Norman, and
Rep. Opio Toure, D-Oklahoma City, have been debating controversial
changes to House rules since the first day of the session. However, negotiations
are going much smoother since relocating to Room 101, a
spokesman for Balkman reported.
Situated deep within the Ministry of Truth, Room 101 is often used
by the Party to destroy those who would resist it.
Upon exiting the room,
lawmakers are often more responsive to counter-proposals.
In this case, Rep. Toure agreed that;
"he who controls the House controls the present, and he who controls the present controls the future."
Toure also noted that he loved Big Brother.
Tuesday, May 7, 2019
Hiett irritated that governor has apparently grown a pair
OKLAHOMA CITY (OP) – According to sources within the House
of Representatives, House Speaker Todd Hiett, R-Kellyville, is dismayed
that Gov. Brad Henry has grown a pair of brass round ones.
“I’m not pleased with it,” said Hiett.
Upon the GOP takeover of the Oklahoma Legislature in the November
elections, Republicans were expected to whip out their legislation in
the face of astonished Democrats. At the time, Henry was expected to offer
feeble counter proposals, including “EDGEpalooza 2005: Reaching for
Excellence and Rubbing It all over our Bodies.”
However, the passage of lottery and cigarette tax measures has
prompted a swelling in Henry’s package, and he has mobilized his mass of
confidence to pre-empt Republican legislation.
Last week, Henry was seen whipping out his massive prescription drug
plan at a press conference.
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