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TVA board votes to provide energy by burning the elderly

Posted on October 30, 2008 by Brehd Patchley

On the heels of voting to increase the CEO’s base salary by nearly half a million dollars, the TVA board quickly noticed that recent rate increases will not completely cover the increased salary. As a stopgap to prevent the bleeding of cash, they voted in an emergency plan that calls for burning the elderly to…

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Poll workers annoyed by fingerprints

Posted on October 29, 2008 by Bjorn Knoxley

Knox County poll workers usually are patient, friendly people. However, due to the large amount of fingerprints on the not-touchscreen voting machines, lately some poll workers are starting to get agitated with all the cleaning they have to do. “I mean, really, can’t they tell by the dial that the big, friendly screen is not…

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John McCain to quit campaign

Posted on October 28, 2008October 28, 2008 by Bjorn Knoxley

As the daily polls are coming in showing an ever-growing Obama landslide, the campaign of John McCain has gone beyond desperation to make up the difference. Selecting a hot female running mate proved ineffective and bringing up Obama’s Marxist and socialist background has failed to make a dent. After the two Tennessee boys they hired…

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Lenoir City Twitterer realizes nobody really cares what he’s up to

Posted on October 15, 2008 by Brehd Patchley

A bit disillusioned, Scott Gordy recently cancelled his Twitter account after only two months of use. “It sounded so cool when other people talked about it, but then almost nobody followed me. Then I realized just how little folks cared about what I was up to. Posting messages about when I ate lunch and what…

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Pilot announces what they’re doing with all that extra money

Posted on September 30, 2008 by Brehd Patchley

Pilot today announced that quarterly gougings earnings exceeded expectations, allowing them to buy out Marathon and acquire a 47.5 percent interest in Pilot Travel Centers. Although it is unknown what impact this will have on gas prices, ICEE prices are expected to double overnight.

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House votes to direct bailout monies where they can do the most good

Posted on September 29, 2008 by Brehd Patchley

After intense debate, a bipartisan effort has moved forward in the House to utilize bailout monies where they can have the most impact. Rather than waste energies on bad loans, an untold some has been directed to bailing UT Athletics out of its current coaching situation. By paying off Phil Fulmer, it’s expected that UT…

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Check Into Cash takes ownership of ailing GreenBank

Posted on September 23, 2008 by Brehd Patchley

Tennessee-based Check Into Cash has stepped in to save ailing GreenBank by offering bank owners a buyout package. According to representatives from Check Into Cash, the customers will have a few new policies to adjust to, but the transition should be relatively smooth. Each time clients cash a check, they will have one week to…

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Vol fan stays until the end of the game

Posted on September 20, 2008September 20, 2008 by Brehd Patchley

After the University of Tennessee Volunteers and Coach Fulmer received a well-earned beating today, it was noticed that a sole Volunteer supporter stayed in the stands until the end of the game. Although this isn’t news, it is clearly more exciting than anything that took place on the field.

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Think tank describes how to move Knoxville from 60th to 50th on best-cities list

Posted on September 19, 2008 by Brehd Patchley

In the past year, Knoxville has gone from 79th to 60th on the list of best-cities. When asked what would be needed to move Knoxville into the top 50, a member of the California think tank that provides the rankings stated that, “It should be fairly simple for Knoxville to move forward, you simply need…

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Marshmallow creme shortage strikes Knoxville

Posted on September 11, 2008 by Brehd Patchley

Refinery outages along the Gulf coast in the wake of Hurricane Gustav have caused problems at several refineries. Misinterpreting this to include sugar refineries, thousands of baking and snacking enthusiasts have descended upon the grocery stores. “Knoxville has been out of marshmallow creme for days, and that’s just the start of it. We’ve been buying…

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Second scam uncovered affecting prominent Knoxville law firm

Posted on August 31, 2008August 31, 2008 by Brehd Patchley

Rumors are circulating that Fox and Farmer, a prominent Knoxville law firm that fell for a scam promising a 60% rate of return for mailing money out of state, has fallen prey to yet another scam. Sources say that they have invested heavily in a series of ocean front real estate developments throughout the state…

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Maryville college eliminates desks to reduce usage of wood and plastic

Posted on August 29, 2008August 29, 2008 by Brehd Patchley

Maryville College’s student body is in for several changes this fall, as environmental initiatives expand. As reported by the Knoxville News Sentinel, one of the first steps in this initiative was to remove trays from the dining area to cut waste. The biggest change yet, announced this morning, is the elimination of all desks from…

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X-rated video shot in Tennessee park, deemed better viewing than Outsiders Inn

Posted on August 26, 2008 by Brehd Patchley

The recent filming of an X-rated video in a park somewhere in Bartlett, Tennessee would have raised eyebrows in the past. However, the fact that a “tramp” exposes herself on a playground has been deemed higher quality viewing than “Outsiders Inn” from CMT. According to the Parents Television Council, at least the X-rated video shows…

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Halls begins search for new “living goddess”

Posted on August 13, 2008 by Brehd Patchley

Religious authorities in Halls, Tennessee have begun the search for a girl who could be as young as nine or ten to serve as the new Kumari, or the virgin “living goddess”, in a centuries-old tradition to elevate one young girl each decade above the socioeconomic status at which she was born into. The process…

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Knox County candidates to undergo steroid and sex testing

Posted on August 1, 2008August 1, 2008 by Brehd Patchley

An unnamed Knoxville attorney and Boss Hogg impersonator has requested that all candidates for 2008 elections undergo sex testing. For weeks now, members of a special ‘genital committee’ have been designing a special laboratory to determine the sex of any candidates taking part in this year’s election. “Suspected candidates will be evaluated from their external…

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