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01-06-2008, 10:01 AM
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Satan Subpoenaed To Cricket Inquiry
The King Commission of Inquiry into cricket match-fixing yesterday heard evidence from Satan that he never influenced Hansie Cronje to accept bribes.
Taking the witness stand, Satan refused to swear an oath on the Bible, but otherwise co-operated with counsel's questions.
He told the inquiry he's never met or spoken to Cronje, and certainly never led him into temptation.
"I don't even like cricket," said Satan. "I never go near it, if I can help it. The last time I had anything to do with the game was way back when Trevor Chappell bowled underarm to New Zealand."
Satan said he's been far too busy with what he termed "real evil" to have the time to lead astray sports stars.
"It's just been flat out these last few years. The Balkans crisis, Indonesia, the new album from Garth Brooks."
But lawyers for Cronje urged the inquiry to disregard Satan's testimony, pointing to the witness' notorious reputation for wily deception.
"He is," noted one lawyer drolly, "the witness from hell."<hr /></blockquote>
Linkie ---> http://workers.labor.net.au/60/d_review_zwot.html (http://)
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Satan Subpoenaed To Cricket Inquiry
The King Commission of Inquiry into cricket match-fixing yesterday heard evidence from Satan that he never influenced Hansie Cronje to accept bribes.
Taking the witness stand, Satan refused to swear an oath on the Bible, but otherwise co-operated with counsel's questions.
He told the inquiry he's never met or spoken to Cronje, and certainly never led him into temptation.
"I don't even like cricket," said Satan. "I never go near it, if I can help it. The last time I had anything to do with the game was way back when Trevor Chappell bowled underarm to New Zealand."
Satan said he's been far too busy with what he termed "real evil" to have the time to lead astray sports stars.
"It's just been flat out these last few years. The Balkans crisis, Indonesia, the new album from Garth Brooks."
But lawyers for Cronje urged the inquiry to disregard Satan's testimony, pointing to the witness' notorious reputation for wily deception.
"He is," noted one lawyer drolly, "the witness from hell."<hr /></blockquote>
Linkie ---> http://workers.labor.net.au/60/d_review_zwot.html (http://)
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