
Now it’s time to do the numbers:
DaimlerChrysler revved up two percent today after investors realized that it’s the company that makes Mercedes.
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Purina screwed the pooch when they announced earnings fell short of the masters’ expectations. Purina’s C.E.O. was rapped on the nose with a rolled up magazine for submissive urination in the board room.
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Apple jacked off two percent today after announcing another gadget American hackers can compromise and sell to the Chinese on the grey market.
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3M invented more sticky paper, capturing the interest only of administrative assistants and obsessive list-makers.
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Dow Corning stock got a boost after it won a lawsuit requiring its brand name and logo be clearly displayed in tattoo form on all augmented breasts.
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Lockheed Martin thrust ahead three percent after it announced the production of another giant phallus to be waved about by the U.S. military brass.
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French oil company Schlumberger schlepped away ashamed and bewildered after a cheek-kissing incident caused Texaco to open up a can of whup-ass on it.
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Weyerhaeuser continued to rape the environment to the cheers of onlooking frat boys in pursuit of M.B.A.s.
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Caterpillar went bankrupt and all of its employees perished when it was captured by a seven-year-old boy, sealed in a poorly-cleaned mayonnaise jar without air holes, and was promptly forgotten.
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Anheuser-Busch belched the alphabet and traced its name in the snow with pee while investors deliberated whether any of its products are drinkable by anyone with taste buds.
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