Kiducation, spawning children from old clothes
Frightening the community of New Haven, Connecticut, Kiducation released it’s collection boxes across the city. These collection boxes feature the phrase “we turn old clothing into new kids through education” labeled under the company’s name. We found it strange that they could genetically spawn new children from old clothing using education. We spoke with Mike Brown, part-time volunteer for the organization about their procedures. “Yeah, it’s a new practice involving creating children from old clothes. I know it sounds evil, but, our company is good at heart.” We then asked Mike how education plays a part in the process. “Well, a bunch of us were sitting around one day with some old clothes. Using education that we had learned over the years, we were able to take an old flannel and spawn a new kid named Frank. There he is over there.” We looked over, and sure enough, a young boy was waving back. He looked quite normal and, ironically, was not wearing anything flannel.
In a turn of events that shocked both the right and the left, Nader swept the presidential ballot like those neat Swiffer Sweepers that shoot that cleaning solution. Those things are fricking great. It was a landslide victory, with Nader taking almost 80% of the votes nationwide. Nader even took Texas. “I had no idea I could win this election. I mean, I don’t even have a plan for what I’m going to do as president,” Nader chuckled. “I have a few good ideas, but, that’s about it right now.” 