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   by Timothy Getchell


Clinton, MS—WorldCom chief John Sidgmore announce at a press conference Monday that the company, while regretting its financial problems, hit an all-time low when its executives were forced to swallow their pride and use 1-800-CALL-ATT to notify loved ones it had filed for bankruptcy and might be late for dinner.

"Sadly, I was forced to use the services of our biggest competitor to break the news to my wife and mother-in-law, who both happen to think I'm a total failure," Sidgmore said, his voice cracking with emotion. But worst of all, I had to sit through the humiliation of lengthy recorded message by that ass hound Carrot Top while I placed the collect call — I'm convinced he was mocking me."

The second largest telco in the nation filed late Sunday with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for Chapter 11 protection in the biggest-ever U.S. bankruptcy filing. It is seeking protection from its creditors, listing $104 billion dollars in assets.

Sidgmore's own parents initially refused to accept the charges, knowing full well that they could no long depend on their only college-educated son and his large salary to pay for their new dining room set. Finally, after listening to the pathetic sobs on the other end, they relented.

"We, as parents, need to support our children in times of crisis, even when they really, really screw up and blow our retirement fund and totally jeopardize our standing at the Florida retirement center. Now his wife, that's an entirely different matter."

Carrot Top could not be reached for comment but his publicist still insists he's funny.

 

 

Above: "Carrot Top was mocking me" says WorldCom CEO John Sidgmore

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