Local Man Sues Self Over Autobiography

Newark, NJ - Henry Riggins has taken himself to court over statements he made in his recently published autobiography. The case is set to appear in district court next month, with Riggins performing the tasks of both prosecution and defense.

“I’m going to take me for all I’m worth,” Riggins said, speaking for the prosecution. “The libelous statements made by myself about me are just beyond the pale. I must be punished.”

Responding to himself, Riggins snorted and shook his head. “Ridiculous, totally ridiculous. I’m nothing more than greedy, sue-happy, white trash good-for-naught. I’m seriously considering counter-suing myself over this frivolous lawsuit.”

It seems that the passages in the book to which Riggins most objects to are the ones referring to himself as a “rabid, festering, putrid, vile sack of poop” and when he suggested that when his mother first saw his face, she cried because her son had such an ugly butt. When the doctors set her straight, she immediately killed herself rather than bear the shame of having given birth to such an unsightly creature.

When asked why he wrote the book when it obviously caused him such pain, he shrugged and said, “There were things that just needed to be said. The world needs to know that I’m a jerk and can’t be trusted.”

Sam Elliott’s Mustache Files Lawsuit

Los Angeles, CA – The iconic bit of facial hair known to millions has at last asserted itself after decades of silent suffering. Sam Elliott’s mustache is on the legal warpath, citing low wages and undesirable work conditions.

“Mr. Elliott’s mustache has worked for years with no real compensation,” the mustache’s spokesman told CHO. “It really isn’t fair, considering that without it, Mr. Elliott would not be the star he is today.”

“And his breath stinks!” the mustache interrupted, only to be shushed by its lawyer.

“And work conditions are not the best,” he quickly amended. “I don’t think anyone would want to work for that long under anyone’s nose, particularly someone who is as fond of onions and garlic as Mr. Elliott–and certainly not for free.”

Elliott’s legal team issued a statement pointing out that the mustache has received years of meticulous care and grooming. “That mustache never looked better before Mr. Elliott got it. If anything, it should be thanking him for giving it some class.”

“Ungrateful little rat-stache,” Elliott grumbled. “I oughta shave it.”

Needless to say, relations between the two have been strained ever since the lawsuit was filed. Sources report they have been sleeping in separate beds and communicate only through third parties or handwritten notes.