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Military Refuses to Participate in Trumpās Parade, Citing Bone Spurs
WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report)āThe Pentagon has turned down Donald J. Trumpās request for a grand military parade in Washington, D.C., citing a sudden outbreak of bone spurs that would prevent men and women in uniform from participating.
Harland Dorrinson, a Pentagon spokesman, said that, within an hour of Trumpās request, more than a hundred thousand military personnel complained that they were suffering from acute cases of bone spurs that would make marching in such a parade a painful ordeal.
āIn the history of the U.S. military, we have never experienced a bone-spur epidemic of this magnitude,ā the spokesman said. āRegrettably, however, we have no choice but to issue thousands of deferments.ā
A statement from the bone-spur sufferers said that they would continue to valiantly serve their country around the world in a non-marching capacity, and offered an alternative to their participation in Trumpās proposed pageant.
āPresident Trump is welcome to march in the parade all by himself if he would finally like to enlist,ā the statement read.
Harland Dorrinson, a Pentagon spokesman, said that, within an hour of Trumpās request, more than a hundred thousand military personnel complained that they were suffering from acute cases of bone spurs that would make marching in such a parade a painful ordeal.
āIn the history of the U.S. military, we have never experienced a bone-spur epidemic of this magnitude,ā the spokesman said. āRegrettably, however, we have no choice but to issue thousands of deferments.ā
A statement from the bone-spur sufferers said that they would continue to valiantly serve their country around the world in a non-marching capacity, and offered an alternative to their participation in Trumpās proposed pageant.
āPresident Trump is welcome to march in the parade all by himself if he would finally like to enlist,ā the statement read.
Military Refuses to Participate in Trumpās Parade, Citing Bone Spurs