Britain / SATIREBritain Faces Pumpkin Shortage, Urged to Carve Terrifying Faces Into Existing Problems
Households reassured that the country still has ample material capable of frightening a neighbour.
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Britain / SATIREHouseholds reassured that the country still has ample material capable of frightening a neighbour.
Culture / SATIREStaff welcome a visitor who found the building without first asking whether the book was available as a podcast.
Society / SATIREA fictional private sanctuary explains that conservation works best when the donor can point at it from the breakfast terrace.
Technology / SATIREA routine request for a paying customer is referred to the department responsible for explaining why customers will eventually pay.
Money / SATIREAnalysts investigate how an election was allowed to proceed without first checking what would be reassuring for a fund manager.
Money / SATIREInvestors ask for cash flow. The presentation team responds with a gradient visible from space.
Britain / SATIREApplicants must deliver a five-year rebuild by Saturday. Previous experience of resurrection preferred.
Technology / SATIREThe breakthrough comes as suppliers discover the one customer still excited about buying more AI: another supplier.
Culture / SATIREFashion houses fear visible budgeting is damaging the atmosphere of effortless wealth.
Britain / SATIRERetailers welcome the removal of vehicles that had spent decades occupying valuable space without once purchasing a scented candle.
Culture / SATIREProtective boarding becomes an exclusive capsule range. Customers must demonstrate a longstanding relationship with timber.
Technology / SATIREMachine clears first security hurdle, then patiently identifies six bicycles for a man who has forgotten his password.