Meanwhile A firefighter blind and silent since 1995 suddenly wakes up and asks for his wifeAudioslave become the first American rock band to play CubaEight people are arrested in Senegal over an advance-fee email scamKansas opens six days of hearings on how to teach evolutionTony Blair wins a third term with a much reduced majority

The week of Monday, May 2, 2005 May 2–6, 2005 Week of Mon, May 2–6, 2005

Independence Week

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"MS Paint reenactment depicting results of the croquet match between the Walrus and the Amish."

Beware Of The Walrus

Walrus

It is in your best interest to be weary of the Walrus. It is far too often that the obvious words of wisdom go unheeded by mankind. Warnings more blatant then the universal “Don’t drink orange juice after brushing your teeth”. The walrus is a poor sport! Truly the most brash and inconsiderate of creatures, he is known for often forgetting birthdays and anniversaries. You must never challenge him in anyway shape or form. For if you best him he will explode into a fiery rage and assault you with deadly force. Thrashing at you with whatever objects are near by.

On average more then 10 million people worldwide are admitted to hospitals and veterinary offices with walrus related trauma. While there is a movement within The UN to take action against the Walrus he currently has diplomatic immunity as The Walrus. Because of this, the Walrus has never been successfully prosecuted in civil or criminal courts. While some victims settle out of court, most of his preys are forced to rely on Walrus Attack Insurance. Which thankfully is now offered by almost every major insurance agency.

Those who knowingly engage the Walrus in sport are a pompous, and arrogant breed; not content to be humble before a creature that would without thought cause harm. The Axis of Stevil asks that while you travel this world. Should you ever encounter the Walrus; and his traveling gang of croquet playing hippos, and seals. You should not make eye contact, and walk away directly. The lights will be bright, and they will try to tempt you with sweet dreams of money and Turkish delight. Stay firm in your conviction, and get yourself to the nearest well lit public area. If it is night time contact the local sheriffs department or nearest Triple A office. Report all incidents to your local TheWalrus.gov agent.

From the Offices

"Happy Army Man Independence Day!!"

Webwar

"Battle of Boncular Bay"

The Axis of Stevil is closed for reflection on the many national independence days this week.

Cheers!

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Tune of the Week

Johnny Marnell

“Let Me Show You”

Johnny Marnell

Featured May 2–6, 2005

johnnymarnell.github.io

Johnny Marnell first fell in love with the guitar in second grade and has been faithful ever since. Music has been his best friend and number one passion for as long as he can remember, and his quality of work demonstrates his love of the art form. Johnny sees music, namely, the live performance, as a two-way street; if the audience isn’t having fun, neither is he. His goal is to make music to nod heads to, whether from appreciation or involuntarily grooving with the supplied funk. He is an energetic performer, with hips and legs moving almost as much as hands and mouth –playing and singing is second nature fun to him, and the effect is downright contagious.

Vol. I · No. 5 · May 2–6, 2005