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The Wooden President: CoverUps.com recently witnessed
Clinton caught in another uncomfortable press conference whereabouts
his lying provoked a rather unusual physical reaction. After a
quick exit from the press room, Clinton's spokesman took the stand
to give his typical "no comment" response. But CoverUps.com connived its way into the back room whereby former associations
with Mr. Clinton's personal assistant allowed us to extract some
very important information... |
Turns out Pinocchio, wooden boy-turned human, maintained a certain
genetic defect which he passed unto his offspring. Upon marrying his
wife Annabelle, the two conceived several children, one of which was
named Humphrey. Apparently, Humphrey is a very distant relative to
the Clinton family, and though the generational and lineage gaps are
wide, somehow former President Bill Clinton maintained the genetic
defect.
However, his "defect" did not begin to show visual symptoms until
his presidency. (First evidence of the defect was noted during the
Monica Lewinsky trials). Yes, President Clinton, like Pinocchio, suffers
the ill-fate of visually bearing evidence to his false testimonies.
Whenever Clinton intentionally lies his nose will slowly begin to
grow, thus his undoing in many a complicated matter. However, this
nasal-growth process does occur much slower than Pinocchio's originally
did, and, if he exits stage quickly enough, he can avoid detection
of his suddenly over protrusive proboscis.
Luckily, a daredevil effort by one of our journalists resulted in
a photo of Clinton after his recent mishap. Here he is, in all his
dishonest glory. My Clinton, what a small nose you have!