NEW YORK, New York-
“No one could have seen that pudding would change the face of Evolutionary science forever,” said Alfred J. Oop, leading professor and paleontologist for the New Braumington Institute of Old Dead Stuff.
Prof. Oop is referencing the fact that just yesterday scientists made a startling discovery in the rock surrounding the skeletal remains of Darwinius masillae, also known as “Ida”. Along with the skeletal remains is what appears to be the fossilized multi-pack of a modern day treat: pudding.
“How can evolution be true if pudding, as we commonly know it, existed then as is does now,” said Arty Wumlism, Creationist high school biology teacher at Saint Mary’s School Where Science is Dumb.
“God created pudding; it didn’t evolve from some proto-algae after millions of years of wayward species specific self-experimentation. God made this refreshing treat 6000 years ago and He continues to guide it with His divine hand to this day. The only thing we will concede is we don’t know for sure on which of the six days of Creation did God form pudding, because the Bible isn’t clear on it; we figure it was first brought forth and multiplied somewhere between the creation of the seas and the birds of the sky. What’s the divine purpose of pudding? It’s a good question, we will have to pray on it and then conduct a symposium spoken in tongues sometime later this year.”
“The Creationists have gotten it all wrong. While we both agree that “Ida” is our distant relative, maybe twice removed inbred and possibly adopted, they are blinded by their own faith about the truth that’s in the pudding,” said Prof. Oop.
“They seem to believe that just because something hasn’t evolved in millions of freakin’ years that Evolution on a whole is bunk. Have they really studied the possibility that maybe pudding has had no reason to evolve; it had already reached a pinnacle of puddingness. This is not to say that pudding won’t start evolving tomorrow, leading to a more diverse species of pudding in a million years, maybe a pudding with crunchy bits. We don’t know and no ‘dude-in-the-air’ just made the perfect pudding a few thousand years ago. What we need to find is the pre-pudding, the missing link between the fossilized pudding and the branch on the pudding family tree that engendered its existence all those millions of years ago. Initial inquiries lead us to believe that pudding may have started in the armadillo family tree and then separated millions of years ago.”
While the two leading theories of existence battle over the nature of the pudding near the “Ida” skeleton a new voice of dissention is growing in popularity. Calling themselves Boingists, after their theory of Boingism which supposes that all life on Earth and, in fact, all of matter comes into being by going “boing” in-and-out of the timeline, the theory is finding approval among middle-class citizens due to grassroots efforts by its founders. Brandon C. Guffton, a leading expert in Boingist theory, explains:
“Everything we have ever known or even will know already exists on the Timeline. The peculiar nature of the Timeline is that things are constantly boinging in-and-out of their “respective” times and existing here and there along the Timeline. So the pudding in question while at one moment might be in your local grocery establishment, the next minute its boinging backwards to the Jurassic Age. Think of the Timeline like you would think of an avocado that has super-powers, but drives in the slow lane. Look it makes sense to us who are at the cutting edge of science.”
God has remained silent on the debate ever since declaring Himself an atheist in regards to the existence of human beings and has thusly not returned any of our calls.

Upon closer inspection you can see the fossilized pudding snack pack.
Area 51 Janitor Describes A Day in the Life of a Secret Military Base Employee, Part One
GROOM LAKE, Nevada-
Empty-Headed News was lucky enough to get the exclusive interview with a janitor who mops the floors and offices of the Area 51 complexes. In this 19 part series we will learn all the secrets that the Complex of Secrets has to offer.
Empty-Headed News: We want to thank you for agreeing to talk to us today and letting us know a little about yourself and what you do for a living.
Burt Omloota: Well, you’re the first to have ever asked. No one ever wants to talk to the lowly janitor. Everyone wants to talk to Janet in Accounts Payable or Neil in Bio Tech Research or even Horace in Backwards Engineering. Those guys never say a thing, especially Janet she’s sneaky always getting “laryngitis”. So what do you want to know? By the way, call me Bur, Uncle Bur; that is what everyone calls me; well they would if they talked to me.
EHN: So what is a day in the life of “Uncle Bur” like?
BO: Its quiet; a lot of mopping. Nothing really happens until the contamination alarms go off or something escapes.
EHN: Escapes?
BO: Monkeys. The whole damn place is full of them; some native species to Nevada. They were here first and the Complex just went up around them. At first they were pretty timid but then they got used to us, oh jeez, you look up from your desk and there is monkey fanny pushed up against the glass of your office. Kind of filthy creatures if you ask me, all pale green and hairless; I spend most of my day cleaning up after them.
EHN: They don’t really sound like monkeys to us.
BO: That’s what I said but Neil assured me that they are just, how did he put it, “just a bunch of ole cuddly Nevada natural monkeys; just don’t hug them they are actually not that cuddly.” At least something to that affect is what he said.
EHN: How long have you been working in the Complex?
BO: Let’s see here, I’m 45 now. I just had a birthday last week; no one came to the party. So that means I have been working here for a little over 55 years.
EHN: 55 years? How is that possible?
BO: Complicated and mostly classified; if you ask me it’s just a way to allow the government to rob you of your pension. Anyway, it’s some type of time displacement.
EHN: A Temporal Time Toilet perhaps?
BO: No, nothing Van Netherlands about it. Complicated like I said; the best way to describe it is “pickles.”
EHN: Right. So mopping is about the gist of your day?
BO: Mop this, mop that, now mop over there, don’t touch that it’s radioactive, you really shouldn’t have eaten that; if something explodes out of your brain don’t call us, we warned you. Not always in the same order but that is the day summed up pretty well.
EHN: Is there anything exciting that goes on in the Complex?
BO: There’s a ping-pong team; their fun guys, Chris from Accounts Payable, Wayne from Personnel, and Eugene from Planetary Ballistics. Then there is J, it is some androgynous alien from some far flung nebula, and Janet’s sister Amy, who I think is sleeping with J now; she was going out with Neil before.
EHN: Speaking of relationships do you have any kids, maybe a wife?
BO: No, none for me. It is kind of hard to keep a relationship going while working at the Complex. It’s not like you can go home and say “guess what honey, Adam from Research let me cut into a body today. The ‘Plex, as it’s known around here, frowns a bit on that.
EHN: So how do you pass the time then?
BO: I talk to my mop. I talk to it as if it were my long lost Aunt Beth. Actually she wasn’t really my aunt, just someone I used to see at night, sitting across the way from me at the all night diner from time to time. Sometimes on lunch though, I go outside and look where I think the Google satellite is, collecting all of its photos, and say “hey its me, Uncle Bur, there is nothing to see here; but don’t go, I’m lonely.” Then I wave like you would wave to your grandmother after you drop her off in a home, leaving her to die. I know the Eye of Google won’t die though and He will be back tomorrow.
EHN: Where do you see yourself in the next 10 years?
BO: Mars. The Color Lemon Yellow. Either.
EHN: Wait, what?

"Uncle Bur" poses for a photo in front of Area 51 boundry sign.
GOODNESS, Wyoming-
“I am terrified to think what my son might have seen if he wasn’t crushed almost immediately” said one resident of the town of Goodness.
The town was the scene of horrific devastation early yesterday as a giant robot started attacking the homes and businesses of sleeping residents. While ninety percent of the town was razed, the most troubling part of the whole incident to the citizens was not the destruction but the cavalier attire, or lack thereof, of the robotic assailant.
“It’s not like it was a small robot, something we could have thrown a coat over and forgot about, no it was bigger than our silos even at a distance. There was no stopping its indecency” said Edward Ouswitchens, self-appointed mayor of the town.
“I give you heat. I give you heat” said the robot repeatedly, giving little indication as to why the attack occurred.
“I don’t really care why it happened” said Wayne P. Ishcabible, the town’s sheriff.
“What I want to know is why its creators never bothered to give it a suitable outfit especially knowing that its path of destruction might one day lead to a family-oriented town. But no, it was as naked as a blue jaybird all wires, cables, Cathode Ray Tubes, klystrons, oscilloscopes, transistors, and one pretty well-endowed magnetron. It was horrifying to look upon!”
“All my daughter keeps saying is ‘I saw a diode, I saw a diode. No matter what I tell her she can’t forget the memory. It will irrevocably damage her and her children, if she even has any now, she’ll probably grow up to be a whore now” said Patricia Scoutsmanical, Leader of the Goodness PTA.
The town of Goodness was first founded by Puritans who decided that their lifestyle far too liberal for their liking; so they moved westward until they found a barren enough climate for their ilk.
“We are like any other town in America” said Jonas Coldtrain, a local gun shop owner.
“There is a post office, a grocery, some churches where we worship on Sundays, parks, a town square, three schools, a library, a hanging tree, police and fire departments, a small hospital, and our bums are sleeping on the sidewalk. We are just like any where else, except in our town we demand pants, especially for gigantic wayward rampaging automatons.”
“This isn’t the first time we have been ‘run over’ by a giant creature” said K. F. Fraes “but the other ones were all pleasantly dressed; it was more of a high social affair.”
“It must be something about the state of Wyoming,” said Johnson Qa, the town’s bakery chef “a little less than a week ago two mammoth ferrets obliterated the town of Backwater.”
Eyes initially pointed towards A.A.R.G.H. scientists as to a potential source of the robot. “It wasn’t ours,” said Arthur Whippilstips “you might want to look upwards if you want to know where it came from, think RX2F7, but hey, we don’t know for sure.”
“Luckily, we were able to eventually drive it away” said Frank Hooperwhistle, minister at the First Church of Christ’s Return to Condemn.
“Thank God; we have been hoarding weapons awaiting the next US civil war. They came in handy today; it just goes to prove that when the war does come Goodness will prevail.”

"I give you heat, I give you heat" repeated the giant robot as it destroyed the town.
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