High School Students Demand Wars In Easier-To-Find Countries

I thought the one about Microsoft and Apple was funnier. DPQ, i'm guessing a lot of dictionaries were opened after your post.

I never noticed the "hint" and I had serious doubts about the veridicity of this piece of news, as you can see from the first post. Anyway, cybling, do you always assume people you don't know are illiterate?:rolleyes:

so it's fake, eh?

/me shoves head into hole out of embarassment of not being able to tell it's fake :(

While i'm a firm believer in human stupidity this article was, with out without the hint and title, obviously fake. Perhaps i'm just used to not believing everything i read and more used to american humor.

And cy has a point in his joke. If you didn't understand it was a joke you either didn't read it all or don't even know what 'satire' means. *shrugs* Obviously you didn't read it all because you missed the satirewire.com reference and some pretty obvious bogus stuff in there.

PowerfulSquid :P Never believe everything you read even if it does 'sound' official

yea you're right, i didnt read it all,lol, just the first paragraph. hey i WAS in a rush this morning to get to school, no time to read it :p

Well yea, it's high school students in Los Angeles, we all know what they learn in school...









go stuyvesant!

BT: No, if you read the comments above, you'd understand why i said that. And if you have been here just a *tad* longer than now, you'd probably understand that i'm not being serious either. *rolls his eyes back at you*

sorry matt. I'll make sure to run it by the all-seeing, all-knowing 'net Gods before I attempt to post something that is new to me, but maybe not anyone else.

OK good. I'm glad you understand. I was just playing anyway. I see that they're site is down for awhile, and they posted old news on the main page,...they took down all the new stuff.