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Monday, January 29, 2001 - Special Economics Issue
Inside the Dot-Com Crash


ILLUSTRATED ESSAY GALLERY PRESENTS AWARD-WINNING WRITER
By a TuleVision Staff Reporter
   Phil Garlington, an award-winning journalist, finally gave up his resistance to the Tulevision Editor's incessant cajoling at various social functions and consented to contribute an essay to the Tulevision Illustrated Essay Gallery.
   The essay, entitled "Too Busy to Work," is inspired by Mr. Garlington's recent experience with corporate downsizing.
   The essay is illustrated by Tulevision's Staff Iconographer.
   The usual Illustrated Essay Gallery Grand Opening Celebratory Soirée has been postponed due to Tulevision's own corporate downsizing. 
POTENTIAL FILM STUDIO LAYOFFS AT TULEVISION DOT-COM
By another TuleVision Staff Reporter
   "It is time for us to get serious." With those words Alger Tule calls a rare Tulevision staff meeting to order, and informs the assembled employees that the long-promised original documentary "The Sad Life of the Endangered Snail," must be completed and go online in the Film Studio within 3 weeks.
    Upon hearing the delay in production was due to complications caused by casting the snails in the proposed "environmentally-sensitive nature documentary," Mr. Tule warned that even the unpaid Tulevision interns may lose their jobs if the project is not turned in within 3 weeks.
   A whispered audience discussion followed in which the mental competence of the 101 year-old founder of the Tulevision website was questioned.
   The Daily Astonisher will provide updates as this human interest story unfolds.
TULEVISION DOT-COM STOCKS TAKE A TUMBLE
By a TuleVision Staff Reporter
   tulevision.net stock certificates, part of a private issue to its staff, have fallen behind the Tulevision filing cabinets and will be difficult to retrieve.
 

 ~~~ Letters to The Editor~~~

Dear Tulevision:

I am confused by your news. All you ever do is print news about yourselves. Who cares. Really!

The only thing astonishing about the Daily Astonisher is that you think anyone cares. You all belong in a loony bin.

Signed, "Saner than you'll ever be"

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Dear Tulevision Guys:

I'm worried about all of you. Reality, once faced, is not such a bad thing. Tulevision should try it sometime.

Signed, "I wish I could help"

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