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| Who's the bastard
in the black? It's Colin Powell. |
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| Who's the bastard
with the ball? Both of them. |
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Resident drug problem
Jonny Moment has been reading between
the lines he's been doing this month
to come up with this newsclusive report.
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War on terror moves to astroturf.
It looks like
tanks are out and studs are in this
Christmas in the war on terror, as Bush and the
boy Laden plan to down guns and up
laces for a big old World War One style kickabout
armistice in No Man's Land.
Disagreement rages about the
details, however, as the Pentagon and the bin
Laden camp/cave remain at total loggerheads. Colin
Powell and Alan Quaeda seem to be battling it
out over these three key issues:
Where to host the kickabout:
Bin Laden wants the match to be held in the
wastelands of a bombed Kabul hospital, whereas
Bush is holding out for New York's Ground Zero.
Tony Blair has offered The Millenium Dome.
Which version of "football"
to play:
Bush was already dusting off his crash helmet
when cleverer friends told him about the existence
of soccer. Thrilled by the idea of the new sport,
Bush quickly declared it American and rushed off
to get a flag.
The line-up of the teams:
George and Osama are both keen to play opposite
one another but both men want to play right wing.
Rig
Bush and bin Laden have been
caught by Idiotica's satellite surveillance cameras
in what appears to be some kind of top secret
dress rehearsal.
"They were going at it
one-on-one on an abandoned oil rig in the Indian
Ocean," reports Idiotica's super-trooper
paparazzo snooper Duncan Hedges.
"I saw old Bin Laden doing
as many as 18 keepy-uppies - but double yer Bush
just kept on picking up the ball and shouting
something or other about huts."
Assuming the details are finalised
in time, the event will be screened on Christmas
Day at 3pm UK time - posing a direct challenge
to Her Maj the Queen in the increasingly heated
yuletide ratings war. |