Congress Forms Committee to Study Whether Committees Help
Early reports suggest the answer is “more committees.” Bipartisan agreement achieved on ordering lunch first.
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U.N. Passes Bold Resolution to ‘Think About Lunch Soon’
Diplomats call it a historic step toward scheduling a future step. Catering lobby declares victory before appetizers arrive.
Filed 2h ago · confidence: medium-rare
Markets Wobble; Analysts Blame Weather, Moon, and Personal Grudges
Your 401(k) sent thoughts and prayers. Economists recommend breathing and not looking at the little red line during lunch.
Bell close · panic optional
Local Man Yells ‘Do Your Research’ Without Doing His
Experts hail a breakthrough in confidence-per-fact ratio. Screenshots circulate; context files for unemployment.
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