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Michael Vick signed to ‘Fighting Bulldogs’

Michael Vick signed to ‘Fighting Bulldogs’

By Editors, The Skunk • on August 3, 2009

SALEM, OR – NFL expansion team, the “Fighting Bulldogs” – who have been struggling every season to fill their stadium — have signed a two-year, $500 million dollar deal with disgraced quarterback Michael Vick, the former football star who served 19 months in federal prison for his conviction on running a dogfighting ring. While acknowledging

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Ponzi Heirs sue Madoff for Infringement

Ponzi Heirs sue Madoff for Infringement

By Editors, The Skunk • on February 23, 2009

NEW YORK — Descendants of legendary scammer Charles Ponzi (1882-1949) sued Bernard Madoff today for infringing on the rights to their patriarch’s proprietary system of bilking money from innocent investors. A so-called “Ponzi Scheme” uses money obtained from new investors

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Jews demote Madoff to Arab

Jews demote Madoff to Arab

By Editors, The Skunk • on February 22, 2009

NEW YORK — Once a highly-ranked, card-carrying Jew, Bernard Madoff, the mastermind behind the largest financial scam in history, has been reduced in rank to Arab. “So many Jewish charities were hurt because of this schmuck,” said Rabbi Moses Lieberman, head of the International

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Donald Trump to Purchase Hanoi Hilton

Donald Trump to Purchase Hanoi Hilton

By Editors, The Skunk • on January 17, 2009

HANOI, VIETNAM — Donald Trump has made an offer to purchase the “Hanoi Hilton,” the infamous Vietnamese prison where John McCain spent five years as a POW, and turn it into high-rise, luxury resort. The Trump Hanoi Hilton Towers and Beach Club would contain over two-thousand rooms when

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Madoff asks government for money to pay off earlier investors

Madoff asks government for money to pay off earlier investors

By Editors, The Skunk • on December 22, 2008

WASHINGTON, DC — Wall Street investment manager Bernard Madoff appeared before a congressional committee Monday to ask for $60 billion to reimburse investors who have lost money with his firm in what appears to have been a massive Ponzi scam. A contrite Madoff expressed his regret at the pain caused

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