Posted on 09/08/2023 8:21:16 PM PDT by EnderWiggin1970
KYIV — In a major breakthrough in the ongoing war with Russia, Ukraine has developed a new weapon powered by one of its most abundant renewable resources — American dollars.
The Kunis II Rocket (named in honor of the famous Ukrainian actress who starred with Danny Masterson on "That 70's Show") burns piles of U.S. currency to propel it toward its target. Green energy advocates are especially pleased with the new missile since the fuel it burns is literally green.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, with two y's, commented on the weapon saying, "Thanks to this powerful new tool we are sure to defeat Putin this year, or next year, or the year after that, or something." A top Ukrainian scientist explained how the system operates, saying, "Not to get too technical, but the money is crammed up the rocket's money hole and ignited with a cigarette. It can then travel up to 40 kilometers per billion dollars." Since no American is sure what a "kilometer" is, the Senate voted to keep sending Ukraine as much money as they need, forever.
Despite the consistent U.S. support, Ukraine has still not received enough money to propel the missile into Russian territory, so have thus far been using it to strategically blow up their own roads, bridges, and pipelines.
LOL The Bee hits a home run!
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Putin Poppers rejoice! The Bee finally gets it right!
Don’t think about the money being spent, think instead about how many lives can be lost.
That was a very violent post.
I like it! :)
Un, Kunis has a pocket rocket? I thought that was Danny Masterson’s problem not hers. Did she have an addadictome?
Well, the writing is somewhat below the usual Bee standard.
But, then again, considering inflation, it may be cheaper to use actual US paper money to fuel the Ukies’ rockets, rather than rocket fuel.
But we get to keep the ashes from it as a reminder of something that once was.
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