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Monday, 02 July 2012 20:34

Study Finds Alcohol Responsible for People Having Fun

Written by  Matt Upchuck

A report published this week by the University of Titsbury concluded that cheap alcohol is responsible for poor people having a really good time.

The author of the report, Dr Saltzerburgum told The Leaky Wiki "It's all very well talking about poor people getting attacked, arrested, all sorts of cancers, organ failure etc etc, we all know about that, but we need to look at the negative effects of cheap alcohol too."

It would seem that Dr Saltzerbergum's conclusions have struck a chord with some people.  "Mad" Murdoch "Mad Dog" MacMad commented online "Last night I drunk four litres of mega-strength cider and I felt wonderful, had a great time.  Sure, my teeth are rotting and my kidneys packing up but for a few hours last night, I felt invincible."

But it's not just mad hobos that are enjoying the benefits of fermented decomposing liquid vegetable matter, children are increasingly enjoying the confused fuggy warmth of inebriation.  Anecdotal reports suggest that a bottle of fortified wine and a fight have become a standard evening out for youngsters as young as nine.  Speaking on the condition of anonymity Alvin White, 11, of 22 Pisscastle Crescent, Newport told us that he likes nothing more than patrolling the housing estate on which he lives drunk out of his tiny mind armed with a crossbow.  "There's nothing like it.  Drinking makes me feel like a man and armed with a crossbow I really look the dog's balls."

But you don't need to be armed with a crossbow to have a good time.  Just sitting on your own in a multi-storey car park with a bottle of cheap whiskey is as good a way as any to achieve the advanced stages of mental incompetence so pleasurable to drinkers.  To many drinkers however drinking is a social tool and the glue to form lasting family bonds.  Richard Potts of Southend, Essex wished to re-instate that he doesn't "need cheap alcohol to have a good time" but conceded that it does help.  "Last night I drunk eighteen pints of lager and felt so fucking great I punched four of my wife's teeth out."

 

(Photo courtesy of Landii @http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Drunk_woman_vomits.jpg)

 

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0 #6 Jake Kaplan 2012-03-28 11:36
Quoting Matt Upchuck:
I am very happy with the new title and the re-structuring of the sentence suggested.

"Bollocks" is word for testicles. It has many uses, predominatly as "nonsense" but "the bollocks" can mean, as you say, the dog's balls.

I would be happy for that to be changed to the "dog's balls" if it will read better across the pond.

Thanks for the input everyone, much appreciated! :)

matt


Changed to 'balls'
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0 #5 Matt Upchuck 2012-03-28 11:31
I am very happy with the new title and the re-structuring of the sentence suggested.

"Bollocks" is word for testicles. It has many uses, predominatly as "nonsense" but "the bollocks" can mean, as you say, the dog's balls.

I would be happy for that to be changed to the "dog's balls" if it will read better across the pond.

Thanks for the input everyone, much appreciated! :)

matt
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+1 #4 Christopher Andrew Switzer 2012-03-26 21:17
Maybe call it- "Cheap Alcohol Brings Joy To Impoverished"?

"To many drinkers however drinking is a social tool and the glue to form lasting family bonds."

Might work better as

"To many drinkers, however, alcohol is a social tool and the glue to form lasting family bonds."

Just an idea. Lastly, I've never REALLY understood what 'bollocks' is, as an American, but in that sentence it makes me feel like that guy is saying he really feels like the dogs balls... which is awesome, if that is what he's saying. Really, really awesome.
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0 #3 Patrick O'Brien 2012-03-25 20:52
What if you break it up into some kind of a list. And have it as a serious report. Like, "Science Community Agrees...has declared..." or something.
Just a little idea. Don't have to take it.
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0 #2 Matt Upchuck 2012-03-24 13:41
Yeah I originally had something that was just too long-winded.

The difficulty is that the article is entirely pointless, it draws no conclusions and makes no moral judgements.

Any suggestions for the title would be much appreciated...
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0 #1 Julien Blower 2012-03-24 12:10
Do you think you could change the headline for something more descriptive as to what the news story is supposed to be?
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