General News Archives for December, 2001

 

December 30, 2001

Playing with Fire

It's a cheesy suit, but he can torture you while wearing it.Today is a grand day for the Syndicate. As we stand on the precipice of a new year, a new writer is bestowed upon us! In the Syndicate Press today Alex Owens makes his debut on this site. In his provocative article, Wearing the Horns, Alex peers into the life of the very Devil himself and discovers some unusual facts about Hell and its supreme ruler. At the cost of Alex's soul, this is one article not to miss!

 

December 27, 2001

The Strangest Film to Ever Hit the Syndicate

A still from this odd movie.Enjoy playing with legos? Find yourself having many a game of chess with associates? Do you frequently use Listerine to wash out your filthy mouth? Regardless of your answers, check out the newest Syndicate Film, entitled Legos, Chess, and Listerine! Filmed entirely in stop motion and having an exceedingly long credits list that zooms by at mach seven, you're bound to scratch your head in confusion at this oddly annoying film.

 

December 20, 2001

The Big 1-0-0

100 articles!  Woo!Yes, at long last the Syndicate has reached 100 articles. That third digit is quite welcome today. The authors had been debating on what to do for the mile stone of an article for sometime, and what was chosen was pure gold! Plenty of characters have been in and out of the first 99 articles, and in the 100th read some of their more interesting quotes that never made it into the published stuff. Check it out in Character Comedy: 100th and Witty!

 

December 10, 2001

Paying is for Suckers!

Don't spend a lot of this on a lot of that this Christmas!Fed up with shelling out hundreds, if not thousands of hard earned dollars, pounds, yen, whatever they use in Namibia, etc.? The holiday season is the worst time of year for spending. Well, in today's Guest Columns, listen to everything Yurivich Gruskenvald has to say about getting gifts for a bargain. Find out exactly how you can steer through the month of December while hardly cracking your wallet open at all in Tips For a Dirt Cheap Holiday!

 

December 9, 2001

New Mascot Has Visitors Wondering "What's inside?"

Old with the old and in with the new. Yes, today the Syndicate has received a fresh new mascot that not only accents the season but keeps religiously based outbursts to a minimum. Say hello to Rupert the Nondenominational Holiday Present! He's well wrapped, not too entirely fragile, and regardless of what holiday you celebrate, he celebrates it too! Don't celebrate anything this time of year? Um... we hadn't planned for that... Just don't get offended! Please don't get offended!

 

December 6, 2001

TV Overhaul in Progress

Don't just watch TV, WATCH TV!Are you like countless Americans who are fed up with boring run of the mill cable TV? Perhaps you are not an American but are equally fed up? Well, in today's Syndicate Press, read all about the newest craze coming from Backwater Arkansas, Expanded Mega Cable! EMC is a new cable system that is head and shoulders above anything else on the market. Take a look and maybe even switch to EMC in Channel Surfing in Style!

 

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