• Sen. John McCain attempts to run off stage during
own pro-Bush speech, held back by attack dogs and firehoses.
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Delegates celebrate sanctity of their marriages by not proposing
to any of the 12,000 prostitutes they ass-ram.
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Displays of "party inclusion" include cutaway
shots to convention kitchen staff and tanned Bruce Willis.
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President officially introduced to delegates by corporate
spokescharacters Pillsbury Doughboy and the Nike "Swoosh."
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Each day preceded by prayer and Dick Cheney removing still-beating
heart from small Latino boy.
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Republicans redefine phrases "go die of poverty and
pneumonia on your own" and "the will of the stockholders
outweighs the will of the people" as "individualism"
and "entrepreneurship."
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America loses last shred of international respect as Brooks
and Dunn performance encourages world’s largest line-dance.
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During Fox News broadcast of President’s speech viewers
hear Sean Hannity whacking off in press booth.
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When African-American Republican Alan Keyes takes podium,
conventioneers shout drink orders.
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Madison Square Garden flooded in mass baptism. Survivors
promised salvation and SUV.
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Cheney inadvertently refers to the Supreme Court as "my
staff."
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Thousands of Republican delegates take to the streets in
violent protest upon learning Manhattan doesn’t have
a Shoney’s.
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In middle of praising husband to crowd, Laura Bush spaces
out for 72 minutes.
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Bush proudly displays "B.C." comic strip in which
character celebrates Jesus…10,000 years before birth
of Christ. President laments, "If only cavemen actually
existed."
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Influx of Republican delegates into Manhattan causes city’s
white population to jump 6%, average cholesterol level to
jump 830%.
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Iraq is referred to as "a victory," the economy
is referred to as "on the rise" and Abu Ghraib
is referred to as "the center for the Detroit Pistons."
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Constant delegate chanting causes dead to rise, babies to
burn and oceans to turn to acid.
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Bush calls for passage of "We Knows What We Likes"
Bill. All art funding to go to Hummel figurines, "Do
I Look Like A Grandmother?" T-shirts and candles in
the shape of fruit.
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Republicans voice concerns that cloning could lead to even
more Catholics.
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BBC review of convention broadcast reads, "Like most
American comedies, funny but not ‘ha ha’ funny."