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GetGo Now Offering Pumpkin Spice Tire Air

GREATER PITTSBURGH AREA — Regional convenience store chain GetGo has unveiled pumpkin spice tire air available immediately to all customers, sources report.

“This exciting new product will act as a perfect complement to our fall offerings like pumpkin spice lattes, pumpkin milkshakes, and the ‘Jack-O-Lantern’ — our chicken sub lathered in pumpkin bisque and then deep fried to perfection,” spokesperson Jan Fulner told reporters. “You’ve been helping yourself to our free air for almost two decades at this point, and now, for a small premium, you’ll be able to fill your tires to your designated PSI using our new patented pumpkin spice technology. Sure, there will be no access to our unscented free air while the seasonal product is offered, but who wouldn’t want to spice up their tires as part of a $250 trip to Trax or Soergel Farms?”

Customer Tamika Hillis was confused and irritated by the new offering.

“The only reason I seek out GetGo is so I don’t have to pay three bucks to fill up my tires, which I obviously have to do more frequently now that it’s getting colder outside,” Hillis said. “The fact that it was free made it tolerable to awkwardly park and wait next to the person who’s always already there filling up their tires. Now I have to pay ten dollars for my tire air just so it smells vaguely like a pumpkin as it’s coming out of the hose? Maybe they should pump it into their bathrooms instead.”

Hillis continued, becoming visibly angrier as she spoke.

“Not everything has to be this pumpkin bullshit, you know?” Hillis noted. “I love to wear hoodies and watch the leaves change color as much as the next person, but having these nasty-ass coffees and beers that taste like pumpkin pie that somebody vomited sugar all over isn’t going to help me enjoy a season that, thanks to the climate change that companies like these are directly causing, is getting shorter and shorter every year. And now you’re telling me that I’m going to be subjected to this when I go to fill up my tires? Fuck that. I’ll just go to Sheetz. Their little product nicknames are stupid, but at least their air doesn’t smell like anything.”

At press time, Sheetz had also announced new “Pumpkin Shpice” tire air, free with purchase of a car wash featuring “Pumpkin Shpice Shoap.”

Article by Steve Packosky (@dontbaketheloaf.bsky.social)

Aaron Rodgers Caught Watching “Loose Change” Instead of Game Film Again

SOUTH SIDE – Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers was once again caught watching 2005 9/11 conspiracy documentary “Loose Change” instead of his assigned game film in preparation for their Thursday night match-up against the Bengals, exasperated sources report.

“I’ve discussed this with Aaron,” Mike Tomlin told reporters, “and we both agree that it’s time for him to brush up on the Bengals’ defense and how they’ve adapted their rushing game after Trey Hendrickson’s back injury. A movie with a narrative about how the hole left in the Pentagon on 9/11 was inconsistent with what Boeing 757s had made in prior accidents isn’t going to prepare him for Al Golden’s 4-3 base as well as actual game film does. We both now feel the conspiracy stuff is better utilized in his personal life. He looks better in a black and gold helmet than a tinfoil one, anyway.”

However, Rodgers seemed to have a different understanding of the issue.

“Coach T and I have both agreed that he’d benefit from opening up his mind a bit,” Rodgers noted. “In fact, it seems everybody here would, because you have no idea what’s going on in the world. Maybe doing some research instead of pumping your bodies with vaccines and Tylenol would help you all to realize Big Pharma’s been pulling the wool over your eyes for years. And when it comes to 9/11, do you honestly think our government had nothing to do with it? Please.”

When pressed on what all of this had to do with his performance on the field, he continued.

“The issue has been taken care of,” Rodgers said cryptically. “You can return to your safe little bubbles with your Netflix and your Jimmy Kimmel, and leave the football to me. It’s obvious that you believe your reality is limited to what your senses are telling you. Have you ever been on a life-changing Peruvian ayahuasca journey? I have, and if I feel my enhanced awareness of my surroundings leads me down alternative paths to ensure I’m at the top of my game, I will pursue them. By the way, did you know there were eyewitness reports of unrelated explosions at the ground level of the North Tower?”

At press time, Rodgers was seen trying to goad Broderick Jones into watching the rest of the movie with him.

Article by Steve Packosky

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Local Man Who Didn’t Drink All Preseason Seamlessly Puts in Week 1 Bender Gem

BRIGHTON HEIGHTS — Local boozing veteran Dave Wisnewski “looked better than ever” during his alcohol binge for the first week of the NFL season despite not drinking for the entirety of the preseason, amazed sources still finding crushed beer cans he stowed away reported Sunday night.

“You hear all the stories about how these older guys can’t hack it,” said Wisnewski’s neighbor Sam Hutchinson, 28. “Everybody says they’ve got too much going on between the back spams, the elbow they hyperextended playing horseshoes, the dialysis—the whole shebang. Then my buddy Dave comes in here and puts up 15 beers and eight shots of Fireball in six hours like he hasn’t missed a beat.”

“Turning the clock back, this guy,” added Hutchinson.

General managers in the local bar circuit expressed uncertainty when Wisnewski, entering his 25th season of football-adjacent alcohol consumption, agreed to a modest deal to drink nothing but Michelob Ultra late this off-season.

“You see these long-time stalwarts try to ride out a few couple years of glory,” said evening shift manager Isiah Ward. “Then the grueling off-season interventions are just too much so they retire to coffee shops and go to bed at 8 p.m. You can imagine my shock, then, when Dave rolls in at 10 after fours weeks off and throws up a statline of five Coors Light aluminums, two packs of cigarettes, and six dart games in an hour, all while tidily throwing up in an unoccupied lot instead of ours. Even his mistakes show signs of veteran leadership.”

Despite the prevailing sense of surprise, some evaluators had pegged Wisnewski for a huge comeback.

“Was last season a glamorous display of beer-soaked excellence? No,” said analyst Peter Walker. “But Wisnewski still wasn’t a chump: he averaged 8.4 beers a game while only pissing himself 0.46 times for every three sidecars of Old Grandad he ordered. If he had lined up beside even competent bar mates via the PBF (Pro Boozehound Focus) metrics, he almost certainly would’ve performed near career-level rates. One guy can only do so much.”

Even with an exemplary Week 1 performance, Wisnewski insisted he would “get right back to the Xs and Os,” as soon as he figured out where he had accidentally had the Uber driver drop off him.

PennDOT Worker Turned Elementary School Janitor Places Seven Miles of Cones Around Vomit Puddle

SPRING HILL – Local elementary school janitor Herb Grobowski reportedly used seven miles of orange traffic cones to block off a student’s vomit puddle which itself measured approximately one foot in circumference, confused sources report.

“I worked for PennDOT for twenty years before coming here, so I feel like a lot of the skills I gained were directly applicable to this job,” Grobowski said. “The second I saw that I needed to clean up the small patch of floor in the hallway just outside the art classroom, I automatically referred to my training and blocked off the space necessary for me to sprinkle on some sawdust before putting the mop to it. I’m eternally grateful to the training I received at PennDOT for helping me get my work done so quickly and efficiently.”

Fourth grade teacher Eileen Chung reacted to Grobowski’s methods with equal parts surprise and frustration.

“I really don’t understand why this much barren space needs to be reserved for such a small area of work,” Chung complained. “I tried to walk my class to the cafeteria, and instead we’ve had to squeeze into single file while snaking back and forth through seemingly unending corridors of those cones. Where was he even keeping them, anyway? There must be thousands of them. At any rate, we don’t have time in our day for a two-hour walk to get lunch. This is just not a feasible situation.”

Principal Geraldine Leed weighed in on the ordeal.

“I’m going to have to sit down and have a chat with Herb about his approach to his work,” Leed sighed. “I’ve heard nothing but complaints from the staff since he took over our custodial duties. Apparently one line of kids made it through all seven miles of cones, only to see him idly texting on his phone next to the vomit puddle. At the very least, I’m thinking about instituting a training program for new janitors so they don’t end up using methods learned from their prior vocations. We might put up with this approach on the turnpike, but we have to draw the line here.”

At press time, Grobowski was put on administrative leave after offering to keep the cones up for three months before addressing the vomit puddle.

(Article by Steve Packosky)

Struggling Church Gives Powerful Homily How Jesus Won Big on FanDuel.Com

PITTSBURGH — Facing “insurmountable financial hardship,” a local Catholic parish altered today’s Easter homily to focus on less traditional canon of Jesus’s resurrection in favor of emphasizing how he “absolutely raked in the big bucks from the comfort his of grave” by using FanDuel.com, according to sources praying for pointers on today’s slate of MLB games.

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Does the Deathly Embrace of Fever Draw Near or Is It Just 80-Something Degrees Again?

You navigate to your kitchen in a hoodie, only to find you’re quickly overcome with warmth. Sweat runs down your face, and you realize your affect reeks of an unidentified malaise. You were fine but a few a minutes ago, so it’s time to ask, are the fatal clutches of some phantom fever, heretofore unknown to humanity, lurking above you or is just, like, 84 or so degrees again for the first time your seasonally compromised memory can manage to recall?

As of press time, you decided the ailment might be identified as Buccos fever, which historically wanes within several weeks or, medical sources have noted, until Bryan Reynolds gets traded.

Pitt Grads Tailgating Pitt Game in Pitt Shirts With Pitt Friends Telling Pitt Stories Sure Glad They Didn’t Peak in High School

NORTH SIDE — A group of Pitt alumni heavily clad in official Pitt merchandise has briefly paused their exchange of Pitt stories at a tailgate for the Pitt-West Virginia game to express their collective thanks that they didn’t peak in high school “like some obsessed, homesick loser,” parking lot sources continue to loudly confirm.

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