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DATELINE, KEY TARDO, FL: FANS ATTEMPT RIOT AT BUFFETT CONCERT; FALL ASLEEP INSTEAD

Popular entertainer and well-known useless drunk Jimmy Buffett held an outdoor concert today for several thousand of his most loyal fans. Dressed in flamboyant tie-dyed t-shirts and worn-out sandals, the group of perpetual inebriates grew surly when Buffett left for a "break" and never returned after a mere forty minutes on stage. (The singer was later found slumped against the wall of a Port-a-potty where he had gone to relieve himself and passed out).
 
At the height of the crowd's discontent, a man calling himself 'Parrot Bob' (owner of 'Tattoos R Us' and head of the Jimmy Buffett Fan Club), said "Hey, man, like this sucks and we should, uh.......what's the word? Oh yeah, we should like, you know, riot or something. So okay now, who's with me?" After that rousing rallying cry hundreds of Buffett fans attempted to stand up and engage in riotous activity but only a few dozen actually made it to their feet, and they promptly fell down again.
 
Amidst calls of "pass that dooby" and "tap another keg" the group, most of whom have listed their primary source of income as "unemployment insurance," eventually fell asleep. Buffett had by now already awakened and gone back to his home here on Key Tardo. The next concert on his "Rolling Stoned" tour is scheduled for August 30. Until then the singer, who has frequently used a green parrot as a pathetic trademark for his lifestyle, says he'll be working on his avian-and-alcohol-inspired autobiography entitled "Tequila Mockingbird."

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