Pizza Planet is for real
Recently, Lear Rof discovered a new galaxy, and discovered Pizza Planet. That's right, our childhood dreams are real. Pizza Planet does not, however, resemble the restaurant in Toy Story.
It is a sphere, topped with whatever you desire. Rof saw pepperoni, but when others looked, they saw what they wanted to see. "It was topped with melted cheese and pepperoni; it looked amazing," said Rof of the planet. A normal citizen, Nezitic Lamron, said, "It was topped with sausage and meatball, and the most heavenly melted cheese." Another normal citizen, Nezitic Rehtona, said, "It was mushroom pizza, just beyond amazing."
Obviously, we must send visitors and drones. When asked about an expedition to Pizza Planet, Lear Rof said, "There were definitely inhabitants, so we need to be mindful of that. Then you have the obvious magic... is it safe, we need to know...before we send anybody out there. It's too risky at this point." Drones will be sent in two weeks' time, and visitors will be sent in about five years. As for now, Pizza Planet is to be isolated for a little longer.
-Tenalp Azzip
Donut Shops all around Earth being invaded by evil bananas
When you go to your Dunkin Donuts, or VooDoo Donuts in Portland, Oregon, you look at all the choices and finally, you chose your favorite donuts. Then you leave, never even knowing what's happening.
Think about the perfect banana, that one banana you must buy from the food store. Is it yellow? Does it curve in the most perfect crescent shape, like a moon? When you peel it, is it free of spots? If you're a normal, not depressed person, that's your perfect banana. Now, envision the single most awful banana you can possibly imagine. Is it brown and moldy? Is it crippled and wrinkly? Is the inside brown and spotted? If so, you're probably normal. Which one says "I'm evil," to you? Probably the moldy brown one, right? You, normal human being, are wrong.
The evil bananas invading donut shops look absolutely perfect, so the donut makers just have to use them in their donuts. The evil bananas are silent, and they never move; in fact, they're dead, but that doesn't mean that they aren't evil. Their mission: Make things healthier. They get put into the donuts, hence, the donuts become healthy.
These bananas are ruining junk food, and making humans healthy. If that's not evil, then what is?
-Sananab Live
Ancient Egyptian Pyramids not actually for religion, but intended for more malicious purposes*
If you ever get the chance, you should definitely go and see the ancient Egyptian pyramids. In sixth-grade History, we all learned about them. They were intended to help the pharaohs get to the afterlife smoothly, and to keep everything they would ever need there. Haha, very funny. So funny, in fact, that I forgot to laugh.
The pharaoh that started this tradition, Hoarahp Lear Yllatot, actually decreed to his servants, "Maketh them taller than anything this Earth hath ever seen. Tell your children 'It is so that the pharaoh goes to the afterlife,' but knoweth in your heart that this is not the reason. Knoweth that it is intended to crush the civilians walking by in future years. Bury each pharaoh in his own, that civilians may be crushed for thousands of years." Of course, thieves stole from them, and the tradition became lost.
Even future pharaohs thought that they were intended for religion, but indeed, they were wrong.
-Sdimaryp Naitpyge
*Please Note: This article was all in good fun and not intended to belittle or offend anybody. Hopefully you are aware of the stupidity and fakeness of the article; it is known that the pyramids were intended for religion, and of this the author is fully aware.