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The At Large Blog
http://chianca-at-large.blogspot.com
The world is far too strange a place for Peter Chianca to cover in his weekly humor column for the Boston Herald and other New England newspapers. Hence The At Large Blog, his daily musings on society, media, pop culture and parenting.
- Added on: Apr 13th, 2005
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Listed in: Humor Culture News & Media
- Tags: holidays
Recent Posts
2009: The year that wasn\'t
Revisiting the top stories from (fake) 2009. (For the full versions of these stories and more daily news satire, visit CAP News.) February: Report — Most teens can’t recognize a newspaper ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. (CAP) — A new study out of the Poyn...
You don\'t need a weatherman to know this is wicked cool
I couldn't resist giving this a shot -- Happy Holidays from me and Bob!...
AT LARGE Fake News Wednesday: Gingerbread Man Eaten After 3-County Kill Spree
HORSESHOE BEND, IDAHO (CAP) - A gingerbread man who came miraculously to life in the oven of a little old woman Saturday has been subdued and eaten following a three-county killing spree. "Apparently the little old woman thought she'd make a gingerb...
COLUMN: Is it a tradition if you only do it once?
You may recall the song “Tradition” from “Fiddler on the Roof,” in which Tevye extols the importance of his people’s customs and rituals in dealing with the trials of everyday life. Of course, I’m almost positive Tevye never tried to use ...
And to think, people are starving in Japan
Times are still tough for many, but you know what the economists say: You can tell the recession is lifting when people start throwing food at each other again. Well, have I got some good news for you! You read right here about the vicious girl-on-gi...
AT LARGE Fake News Monday: Santa Injured In Mysterious North Pole Sleigh Accident
NORTH POLE (CAP) - Santa Claus is reportedly recovering from injuries and lacerations incurred around 2:30 a.m. Saturday when he flew his sleigh into the famous North Pole pole, which is situated about 10 yards beyond the end of his workshop's drivew...
