What poet wrote the words for the Johnny Cash classic, “A Boy Named Sue?”
Note time change for Doc’s!
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Doc Watson quizzo will be held at 7:30 p.m. throughout the duration of football season. By this time next year, Johnny plans to have overtaken Monday Night Football in the ratings, so nothing like this has to happen again.
Even Losers Get Lucky Sometimes
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Even Losers Get Lucky Sometimes held off Here’s Johnny at Doc Watson’s monday night, 97-91. The Losers, a group of unemployed slackers with no direction and really limited prospects, actually had a pretty good week. Not only did they win the gift certificate, but on the way home from quizzo they found a prospective employer. “This could be the start of something big,” said Jeff Whipple. UPDATE: Jeff was turned down for the job, due to his shady past. “We’re looking for losers, not criminals,” said a Taco Bell spokesman.

Website of the Day
Finally, a website dedicated to the unibrow!
Story of the day
After 60 years of everybody dwelling on the negative, a new movie coming out will reveal a more tender and sweet side of Adolph Hitler.
Story of the Day
Johnny Threatened By Ethics Committee!
Johnny Goodtimes, no stranger to controversy, has been told by the JGT Ethics Committtee that this weeks questions will need to be tougher, since five teams broke the 100 point barrier last week. “That is unacceptable to an organization as proud and as historic as this one,” said Antowain Cadillac of the Committee. “We will not have Johnny sully the fine name of this organization. Therefore, if five or more teams score 100 or more points this week, Johnny will have to wear a pink tank top the next week with the words ‘I Suck’ emblazoned across the front.”
Question of the Week
“Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear.” These words will forever be associated with whom?
Story of the day
Are you racist because you didn’t root for the Dream Team this year?
Story of the Day
Clerk accepts fake $200 ‘Bush’ bill
Reuters – At first glance it looked like the real thing, so store clerk Kathryn Miller was happy to accept the $200 bill as
payment — and even make change.
