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The Bourne Pottery Class is the fourth film in the popular Jason Bourne series, starring Matt Damon. The film tells the epic tale of Jason Bourne, the ex-CIA assassin, as he enrolls in a pottery class and learns to make ceramic pots and pans. The film was hailed by critics as "one of the most thrilling depictions of ceramic plate-making since the James Bond movie from the '80s, 'The Spy who Helped Glaze my Clay Vase.'"

The film picks up directly where the last installment, the Bourne Ultimatum, left off--with Jason Bourne swimming in a New York river after falling approximately eight miles from a nearby skyscraper Bourne swims to the shore and sees a building marked "Mrs. Wheeler's Pottery School." He walks inside, as extremely loud, guitar-driven industrial music plays in the background. The camera shakes dramatically as the first of many exhilarating sequences begins. Bourne tries to enroll in the class, but Mrs. Wheeler (Winona Ryder) wants to charge him $20 an hour. He says this is outrageous. As they argue, the camera shakes violently to the point that it is no longer possible to tell what is going on onscreen because it is an incomprehensible blur. (more...)

The 2009 Top Ten Articles Extravaganza!

"This is one small step for a gentleman; Rather too much for working class types, I fear."

With these words Commodore Terrence Lambert-Simnel (RN retired) became the first man to set foot on the moon. Moments later Group Captain Perkin "Tubby" Warbeck planted the Union Jack in the moon-dust and claimed Earth's only natural satellite for England, for King George and for tax-purposes. Flight Lieutenant Gerald "Stinky" Rawlings stood to attention and saluted through tear-stained eyes from the confines of the command module "Heart of Oak", unable to take part in the actual landing due to a grammar school education.

The story of how these two brave men and their batman came to be 400,000 kilometres from the nearest tea-shop is one of the most inspiring and yet little known tales in modern history.

In 1948 British Pathe News began an innovative documentary series following Group Captain Perkin Warbeck as he began an exciting voyage into the unknown. These short features were shown around the Empire. Following the succesful moon landing the short features were editted into the Oscar winning feature "Shoot for the Stars" (more...)

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Turing Duck Test, featured on 11 June 2008. See the featured version.

Did you know...

  • ...that you don't need a silencer to shoot a mime?
  • ... that Gerrymandering is the
arcane and magical art of drawing
mystical boundaries over a land
to separate
their inhabitants into what are known as
congressional districts?"
  • ...that making loads of money is easier than you think?
  • ...that at the moment, I'm not wearing any pants?
  • ...that the hammer pounds things? Hard? Very Hard?

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February 10: International Bad Pun Day
  • 1104 - Potato famine engulfs Ireland. Panhandling Leprechauns flood the cities because they're a little short
  • 1105 - Irish Potato Phantom claims responsibility for bitter harvest.
  • 1390 - Bread is invented. Everybody proposes a toast to the inventor of bread.
  • 1391 - Sliced Bread is invented. This is the greatest thing invented since bread itself.
  • 1392 - Toast is invented. Everybody proposes a bread to the inventor of toast.
  • 1890 - Oscar Wilde's new play "Pun" is first performed in London. Critics describe it as a "play on words".
  • 1950 - Future French actor Jean Reno is asked whether he wants to go to the toilet. "Oui, Oui" he replies.
  • 1951 - Avocado discovers the mol. Scientific community dismisses him when he claims that they are not, in fact, brown and fuzzy.
  • 1954 - Inventor of the handshake chokes while ingesting his own creation. Doctors attempted to finger force the patient but couldn't nail the problem in time. He died on the way to the hospital.
  • 1965 - Pele gets his balls kicked by a fellow team member. Fortunately, his club is able to replace them and allows him to continue training.
  • 1970 - Winnie the Pooh's son is born, Mr. Hankey the Christmas Poo.
  • 1973 - Describing his spiritual journey into heavy metal, Jimmy Page admits that he was "led" into it.
  • 1975 - Colorado Christian Boarding School-boy Dick Face is insulted for the first time. I would not be his last.
  • 1980 - Various case studies indicate you can put things in them and carry them by their handles.
  • 1981 - Bono and The Edge agree that they, too, like the Canadian Punk band "U".
  • 1985 - Das Boot, a German film about gender neutral enclosed footwear, is released.
  • 1996 - "Punny" added to the Oxford dictionary. Subsequent bonfire nearly engulfs America.
  • 1997 - During a fight with Evander Holyfield, Mike Tyson's British trainer exclaims "What's this 'ere?"
  • 1999 - The world's first cyborg can't fix himself because he is broke.
  • 2008 - The Tea Room of Mercy Hospital, Australia, has its grand opening with hair in its tea, since the Koala tea of Mercy is not strained.
  • 2017 - Walmart opens 1st store in Iraq. The only thing that was in its way before was that there was a target on every corner. Walmart stocks spike due to increase in Game department.
  • 2031 - Juan Pablo Montoya is shot to death. Police believe the weapon to be a golf gun, because it made a hole in Juan.
  • 2067 - The Roman Catholic church is finally bereft of nuns. There were none left.
  • 2100 - Hugh Gass realises he has a huge ass.
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Hail my lord! We have two worthy candidates to carry thy banner of infinite humor. But we cannot make a decision between those two brave knights.

Tell me about these fine knights. Tell me about their armor. Tell me about their wit. Tell me about their musculature. Tell me about their chastity belts.

My lord, you're drooling.

slurp apologies, good minister. But do tell!

Well, my lord, one is infinitely strange. He looks at you strangely from his red eyes. He carries sacks of evil smelling herbs and mumbles in strange languages. I think he might be a powerful shaman. Once, he even turned me into a newt!

...A newt?

Err..sorry...wrong story. The other champion is seems quite able. He's tall, handsome, wears an armor of white scales and wields a six foot sword.

...A six foot sword?!

My lord, you're drooling again.

Ah yes, my apologies once more. So do tell, have they passed all the tests?

Yes my lord.

The gauntlet? The 100 meter burning coal dash? The piranha nude swimming? The walrus head bashing? The trivial pursuit - Bush edition?

All of those my lords. They've even done the anal probe.

Well I'll be damned! That makes is a very difficult decision. Hmmm....hmmm....hmmm...

My lord?

Shut up. I'm thinking. Hmmm...hmmm...hmmm....Tell you what. We'll keep them both.

That's very unorthodox.

True, but there's nothing in the book that says otherwise, right?

Yes...but...

Good! It's settled! Send the tall muscular one to my chambers. Make sure he takes a bath first.



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noob@Uncyclopedia ~$ su

password: KILL UNCYCLOPEDIA

root@uncyclopedia# KILL UNCYCLOPEDIA

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bash:You'll have to do better than that.

LisaKachold

password: UNIXGoddess

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