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Letter from the JBN Writers


Dear Mr. Bossmund,

As of late, some of the writers in the newsroom have come up with a radical approach to reporting the news. Ivan Pecker, in particular, felt that there may be a lot of stuff going on outside that we just don't know about, and even when we get wind of our street reporters. Ivan told the us that a pizza delivery boy had mentioned a 24-hour news channel.

Since our 24-hour news hotline doesn't ring that often, we feel like JBN could benefit from having such a resource for news. Perhaps we could advertise for applications to get one of these mediums that could channel the news. The Ouija board that we have is fairly worn out, and we can no longer make out the letters. If you hired one of these mediums, I'm sure that we would know more about what is really going on outside of the newsroom. Of course, we may have to take breaks to hold séances, but we could save you money on electricity by burning candles.

Ivan says that it may be possible to get one of those mediums on cable; but none of us know Morse code, and we would still need to get wired with the teletype. So an in-house channeler would probably be the way to go.

It is just a thought. We apologize for sending this to you in the mail, but the suggestion box is already full, and can't hold anything more. You must have a tremendous backlog of decisions to make. If we were capable of working as hard as you, we're sure that we could not only report the news, but we would also have the time to publish funny junk that people don't know.

Sincerely,
The Writers.

 



P.S. Please don't tell Mr. Laser that we contacted you. We would hate for him to know how we're going behind his back. Also, is it possible to get Phat Ho's to make a Ouija style pizza?

Also,... the white-wash machine is all out of Fluff. We're only mentioning this because we don't want our perfect safety record blemished by someone slipping on a piece of yellow journalism.

FYI: Most employers are not willing to pay for free parking;
pizza benefits not withstanding.
 

Note: The Editor might be aware of this letter and the stationary definitely looks familiar.
 

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