In a statement released today by Whitehouse Press Secretary Jackson, The United States has informed the rest of the world that it will be handing in its resignation as the world superpower.
Jackson stated that the authorities realized that all of a sudden things "got really ugly" and they may have bit off a bit more than they can chew. When asked for comment Condoleezza Rice stated that, "Really it was just a matter of time, as much as we'd all like to go reeking havoc all over the world for an eternity everyone grows old, America does too."
This resignation has implications that will be felt throughout the world. All of a sudden countries are straightening their ties and polishing their shoes hoping that they will become the next world superpower. Favourites heading in are China and the longstanding rival to the Americans Russia, but many are saying, "Are we really ready for the commies?"
In light of such varying opinions there may be room for a sleeper country like Austria or Denmark to sneak in. Citizens in Denmark have been spotted doing extra cleaning in their houses and the Austrian ski teams have been training through the night in the hopes that their efforts wont go unnoticed.
George Bush was asked for comment on the issue but he declined the offer stating, "I'll deal with all of this after I watch the British Open this weekend, I'm really pulling for John Daly"
trancechaos
thesauce23
is this from THEONION?
FunkyCrew
joinT
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double U tee eff mang!
"but i am le tired"
possibly funniest flash animation ever.
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Originally posted by thesauce23
is this from THEONION?
highly likely knowing shanny's love for THEONION
SPANIARD
yankeeBaby
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Originally posted by thesauce23
is this from THEONION?
Seriously, this is the last time I go around collecting Onions for josh!!! :wtf:
rabbitjoker
Being a superpower is not something that one can resign from.
beefy k
I want Sergio Garcia to win.
BTW you are forgetting Iran, the only country that has defied the US in recent history and has received praise from other countries for doing it.
