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Author: Bjorn Knoxley

Efficiency experts recommend that University of Tennessee cut out all classes

Posted on December 31, 2003 by Bjorn Knoxley

The University of Tennessee has struggled financially for several years. As state funding remains constant, and costs increase, maintaining solvency has been a daily struggle. Efficiency experts, hired by Dr. John Shumaker on his last day of employment at the University, have delivered a report that shows what they guarantee to be a path to…

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Smoky Mountain MENSA chapter lowers standards

Posted on December 31, 2003 by Bjorn Knoxley

The Smoky Mountain Mensa Chapter has suffered declining membership over the past seven years as more and more residents leave the region for other high-tech industries. In order to combat the declining membership, they have revised the membership requirements to better reflect the ‘above-average’ person of the area. The new requirements indicate that at least…

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Knoxpatch New Year’s e-Newsletter Coming Soon!

Posted on December 31, 2003 by Bjorn Knoxley

The free Knoxpatch New Year’s e-Newsletter will be mailed on December 31. If you want to receive stories not available anywhere else, including our amazing predictions for 2004, sign up today!

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Howard Dean revises campaign

Posted on December 29, 2003 by Bjorn Knoxley

Howard Dean, after coming under fire for wanting the votes of those with Confederate flags on their pickup trucks, has altered the focus of his campaign. “I just meant we needed the votes of everyone. People with Confederate flags on their pickup trucks are just another part of the population that we need on our…

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Man inhales snake

Posted on December 12, 2003 by Bjorn Knoxley

Valdez, before his snakeextraction procedrue. While on a House Mountain nature walk with his family Saturday afternoon, Juan Valdez stopped to rest. Just as he initialized a yawn of great magnitude, a snake dropped from a tree limb and right into the path of Juan’s yawn. As the snake entered his mouth, he simultaneously coughed…

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Shipping error sends AFLAC duck to meet demise as entree

Posted on December 12, 2003 by Bjorn Knoxley

Gordon, the AFLAC duck,before being roasted. Due to a glitch, the AFLAC duck was shipped to the Golden Wok restaurant on Ray Mears Boulevard in Knoxville. The duck, known internally as Gordon, was supposed to be shipped to Starlite Bowling Lanes where he was expected to appear in a new AFLAC commercial. Instead, he was…

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Ghost spotted in Old Gray Cemetery

Posted on December 12, 2003 by Bjorn Knoxley

The ghost of Herb Evers floats around Old Gray Cemetery. Late last night, a ghost was photographed roaming around Knoxville’s Old Gray Cemetery. East Tennessee Paranormal Society member Eric Huckabee shot the photograph using a Sony Mavica digital camera. ETPS historian Joel Bingham told Knoxpatch.com that the ghost is believed to be that of deceased…

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Knoxville Zoo caters to PETA, announces wild vegetable exhibit

Posted on November 17, 2003 by Bjorn Knoxley

In order to make inroads with members of PETA, the Knoxville Zoo has announced a new “Wild Vegetable” exhibit that will open in Summer 2003. Zoos across the United States have often come under fire due to the fact that some activists feel that wild animals are not given proper living conditions. Recent accusations in…

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First Tennessee Bank accused of dumping radioactive shredded paper

Posted on November 5, 2003 by Bjorn Knoxley

While looking for things to complain about, Goss Peterson local misguided activist, claims to have come across potentially radioactive shredded paper discarded in an open lot near the First Tennessee Bank building in Downtown Knoxville. “I didn’t know what I was looking for, but I was certain I could find something in this portion of…

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Power outage causes Mayor Ashe to miss several meetings

Posted on November 5, 2003 by Bjorn Knoxley

A recent power blackout in the Northeast has caused Mayor Ashe to miss several meetings. Although Knoxville wasn’t directly impacted by the blackout, nobody was around to inform Mayor Ashe. Sources say that he was sitting in his office listening to headphones when word of the outage was announced. Afraid of leaving the office under…

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Typo at TVA brings about workplace caning and new OSHA regulations

Posted on November 5, 2003 by Bjorn Knoxley

This is just one of the signs nowrequired to be posted in the workplace. A freak accident at TVA has brought about a new wave of OSHA regulations. According to Brandy Raines, a relatively new office employee (name withheld for legal reasons) simply wasn’t working out. “She wasn’t performing in the way that we thought…

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Dr. John Shumaker accepts position as head of Tenncare

Posted on November 5, 2003 by Bjorn Knoxley

Governer Bredesen has appointed Dr. John Shumaker as the new head of Tenncare, just days after announcing that Shumaker has resigned as President of the University of Tennessee. “A simple review of the mission and vision of Tenncare identified Shumaker as a natural fit.” claimed Bredesen. Tenncare promotional materials point out that the organization’s behavior…

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Walmart to open Southern Baptist churches inside of Superstores

Posted on November 5, 2003 by Bjorn Knoxley

A part of Walmart’s continuing effort to regulate the morality of the American public, the retail giant announced today that it will be opening Southern Baptist Churches in each of it’s 2500 superstore locations. The flagship church location will at the Super Walmart on Walker Springs here in Knoxville. When the church at opens July…

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South’s Finest Chocolate factory halts production of Madeline Rogero confections

Posted on November 5, 2003 by Bjorn Knoxley

The South’s Finest Chocolate Factory has halted production of their newest confection, an edible bust of Madeline Rogero. After bringing the new treat into public eye with a great deal of hoopla, it turns out that residents simply haven’t enjoyed the as much as expected. One customer was overheard to say that “…although this is…

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Bill Haslam dreamt he was a hippy

Posted on October 31, 2003 by Bjorn Knoxley

Knoxville mayoral candidate and businessman Bill Haslam had a dream last week that he was a hippy, according to sources. “He woke up in a cold sweat after falling out of the tree on Market Square he was trying to protect,” said the anonymous source. Additionally, he was reported to have preserved a house, created…

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