Finnish Ski Jumping Team Accused of Gravity Manipulation at Winter Olympics
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The Onion Staff
Toasted to a respectable shade. No regrets, no crumbs left.
Summary
The article reports that the Finnish ski jumping team was caught tampering with Earth's gravitational field during the Winter Olympics to gain a competitive advantage. International Olympic Committee officials discovered a strange device with a glowing core that was apparently used to manipulate gravity during competition. The incident is described as a violation of both sports rules and fundamental universal constants.
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the Finnish ski jumping team had been caught tampering with Earth's gravitational field in an attempt to gain a competitive advantage at the Winter Olympics
During a routine equipment inspection, we discovered a number of small objects levitating around a strange, toaster-oven-sized device with a glowing core
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