Tip-Top Eclipse Tips Mix-Up (February 25, 2000)

[ChrisReid]

Unfortunately, poetry correspondent Toni Cowey reports, as he was the only one there.Alas! 'This a day of woe for the sorry folk of Hephaestus. Suffering has cast it's shady hand upon the brow of many, while foul misunderstanding has bereft the common man of sight. The cause? The caus? Bewail the man, bewail the foe, whose fellows he has blighted so. It was the day of the eclipse, an event on men and women's lips, when foul Misfortunte did conspire, the TV computers to miswire. And thus, instead of smoked glass, the orded did now come to pass, that Magnifiers should be used, an act which retinas abused. Now men are blind and cannot see, and Optic Nerves are of rarity. I thank you.

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Original update published on February 25, 2000