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StephaneHuart

@GottaLaff The interesting question is: will Infowars current readers really notice that the website is now a branch of the Onion? šŸ¤”
It's not like anything new that the onion can come up with and published on that website could be more outrageously untrue that what was there before :D

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Ed the Elf

@GottaLaff @StephaneHuart

Intern: "I know! What if we did a story about fluoride in the water making frogs gay? Ha hahaha! Crazy, right?"

Rest of staff: *sigh*

Krupo

@EdCates @GottaLaff @StephaneHuart running my college paper I had a writer who aspired to go to journalism school.

Their serious articles sounded like satire, and their attempts to write for our satire section sounded like incredibly boring serious articles.

I never followed up to see how their career unfolded but your gag just reminded me of that experience.

Fitz Bushnell

@StephaneHuart @GottaLaff Wait, this is real? There is an article in the WaPo indicating it's real, and while I've been quite unhappy with the WaPo lately, I don't think they've become a satire paper. Maybe, though... šŸ™„

loucovey

@StephaneHuart @GottaLaff I just learned that the sandy Hook families will get shares in the new company so they will share in its success. Iā€™m signing up as soon as it launches

Ed the Elf

@StephaneHuart @GottaLaff I think we have an answer, and the answer is, "No, they won't."

Threads post by Kyle Griffin:

griffinkyle 

The Onion says it plans to turn Infowars into a parody of itself, mocking "weird internet personalities" who peddle conspiracies and health supplements.
Matt Chambers

@StephaneHuart @GottaLaff Except that now it will be funny. Maybe that's enough?

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