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Fosters drinker in custody for terrorism charges
By ellie-jelly
03 October 2006

 I figured I may as well have a go at this. As for the topic, well everybody has joked about it so it's my turn.

A man yesterday was reprimanded in custody when neighbours found the man drinking Fosters beer. The man, Mr Keith Payne, 43 was put under citizen's arrest by neighbours Irene Lizboutakis,36 and her husband George Lizboutakis,39. "We were just doing what any Australian would do in a situation like this." Neighbour Mazza Duke had this to say:
"You always had to be careful of that fella. The bloke doesn't even eat sauce with his pie, now I find out he's drinking Fosters of his free will. We gotta protect kids from this kind of antisocial behaviour." Calls from the community have been "lock him up and throw away the key", "unaustralian", "a bloody disgrace and a half". One neighbour went as far to call it a "blatant act of terrorism".

Authorities were contacted and a raid of the Payne home occured last night at 11:45 pm.

"Upon further inspection of the household, we've uncovered terrorism related paraphenalia. We in New South Wales do not tolerate terrorism in any form, so we must work swiftly."

 Items uncovered in the raid of great interest were various issues of Time magazine with Sadaam Hussein and Osama Bin Laden on the front cover, a cookbook "10 great middle eastern dishes, guaranteed to blow your guests away", an atlas that has the flags of Iraq, North Korea and Yemen, tea towels and a fridge magnet with the terrorism hotline highlighted.

"We're absolutely distraught on what we've uncovered. The dead give away was the terrorism hotline magnet. Nobody in this country even cares about those things, and this man has it on his fridge, and highlighted for god's sake. We knew before we began this investigation we were looking for a possible terrorist. The accused drinks Fosters beer! Outrageous. This country will not be ripped apart from the inside." NSW police commisioner Ken Morroney spoke at a press conference this morning.

 The BPS, Bogan Protection Society are outraged as well. For many years, they have been working to have Fosters beer removed from shelves. Spokesman Larry Newcolm says :

"We've warned the bloody government for years about the consequences of selling Fosters beer. Now it's too late. How are we to protect the culture of this country when we have these beer giants throwing their piss our way? For christ's sake mate, it's not even good piss!"

 Mr Payne had this to comment: "I'm not a terrorist, if I choose to drink Fosters beer, then that is my choice. I'm just as Australian as the next bloke. What can I say about the atlas, it's pure coincidence, pure coincidence."

No official court date has been set, but authorities are confident it will be a long drawn out case wasting million of taxpayers dollars.

 

Reviews
Good First Try
Written by givitsum (651 comments posted) 3rd October 2006
Congrats Ellie, I'll be the first to acknowledge your good first effort, with some good lines in there. 
 
Keep it up, there's only a handfull of us play here so there's no need to be shy. 
 
Cheers 
 
Givitsum

Written by ellipinnock (1786 comments posted) 6th October 2006
Gave me a few smirks along the way :) 
 
Well done 
 
Elli

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