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Old 29-03-2009, 07:31 PM   #30
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Once a year, every year, many sections of the media publish or broadcast a story aimed specifically at the most gullible in society. It usually consists of a "fact" or two so utterly ridiculous that it must be true and is always supported by a small group who see it as final proof that they were right all along.

Flying penguins, spagetti tree parasites, demolition of historic buildings, metric time, proof the moon landing was faked, icebergs in Sydney harbour and jumbos going under the bridge are just some of the stories that were presented only to be revealed later as a joke.

Which month issue of WHEELS is this article in?
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