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FAUCETVol. 47 no. 4 •November 29, 2012

The Apocalypse Issue

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Letter from the Editor‘Twas the night before Doomsday, when all through the house

All the creatures were stirring, and blasting DeadMau5The shotguns were hung by the window in fear,

In terror that zombies soon would be there.

The children were hiding all under their beds,While visions of terminators danced in their heads.

And mamma in her helmet, and I in my cap,Had just defended our brains from an early attack.

When out on the lawn there arose such a clatter,I sprang from the bed to see zombies in tatters.

Away to the window I flew like the sun,Tore open the shutters and and loaded my gun.

The moon on the breast of the new-fallen snowGave the lustre of mid-day to objects below.

When, what to my wondering eyes should appear,But a mob to take my house and drink all my beer.

Welcome to the last issue of The Plumber’s Faucet! Of course you know that we’d love to bring you guys all of this Faucety goodness next year, but there won’t be a next year! Don’t bother with studying, you won’t even know your grades until the new world order takes over in mid-Ju-ly. Just gather your gear, food, and ammunition, and watch as all those people who call you crazy end up the slaves of aliens, Mayans, robots, or whatever else floats your boat. With the Fau-cet handy (as well as some copies of The Mc-Gill Daily, which you’ll see in Brigid’s article are quite handy during the Apocalypse), you can be both informed and entertained while some old stone-carved iCalenders fulfill their appoint-ment for the End of Times.

Just so you know, the Faucet plans to sur-vive the Apocalypse, but we will cease pub-lishing papers and begin ruling the world. Can’t blame us for thinking big. We’ll see you minons loyal readers next year!

-DD

God-Emperor of the FaucetDaniel Dicaire

Kingly Keyboard OperatorsDavid BaileyMalavika SubramanianBrigid CamiAsa Davis

Pictures for Those Who Don’t Read GoodJessica Padski (cover)David Hanna (back cover)David Bailey

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the plumber’s FAUCETvol. 47 no. 4Thor’s Day, November 29th , 2012

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Such an innocent night, to many it seemed,In downtown Whoville, while others just dreamed,A rager was brewing, all the best were in stride,From these mighty folks, no booze you could hide.

For four days and four nights, they drank their fillPartying from sunup to sundown until they were illBeer for breakfast right after the century clubWhen they couldn’t walk, they crawled to the pub

Performing feats of liver fortitude at beer OlympicsI couldn’t think of another rhyme so fuck itTaking buses to nowhere to terrorize small towns

E-Week is Comingby Asa Davis

Singing praises to Godiva with engineering cheersAnd nary a stumble after drinking forty beersDemonstrating superiority over all of their peersTruly a sight to behold these drunken engineers

Working on the design competition, busy as beesThe UN inspectors will want to see their WMC’s“They possess a Neanderthal vocabulary” proclaim the chorus of hatersBut renowned for their eloquence, engineers prove to be master debaters

With blacked out calendars from the 9th to12thThey remember their coat but forget their beltBroomball at the rink such a competitive sportThe Chief Engineer will be crowned king of the court

So join us for E-week, tis a momentous eventWater is for fish but beer is heaven sentIf you possess aggression and strength unfit for the meekDemonstrate your might during Dr. Suess Week

Lock up your daughters when the engineers are around


Too often in the past, the Pot has treated many non-engineering fac-ulties unfairly. Seeking to rectify this deplorable situation, we, the editors, have decided to publish descriptions of the more challenging courses from some of these much-maligned departments. Hopefully, this will have the effect of demonstrating to engineers the degree of intelligence and dedication that a successful stu-dent in these faculties possesses.

This Issue: Physical Education and Management

University of McGill Faculty of Physical Education

189.219A –Advanced Mathematics

Tailored specifically to the needs and abilities of Phys. Ed. students, 189-219A covers such challeng-ing topics as counting up to 20 us-ing fingers and toes, use of the two times table, and math cheat sheets.434-264B - Sex Education Demonstration Techniques

Emphasizing modern approach-es, 434-264B will enable the student to accurately instruct pupils at the high school level. Classes convene in cabbage patch 34-C, MacDonald Campus.

University of McGill Faculty of Management

A peek at several specialized courses;

IBCS 201 - International Ball Crusher Study

A detailed, in-depth and general-ly obnoxious study of the feasibility, practicality and erogeneity of this remarkable and effective device.

SOB 500 – - Stocks or Bonds

Consists of a 96 hour marathon encounter with the sophisticated game of Stock Ticker (by Parker Sisters), at the end of which the stu-dents will have (or should have) de-cided… … who will dice first.

A-C 1,2,3,- A-Counting 1 2 3

Students will be required to sup-ply a set of colored blocks. They will then proceed by chartered bus, es-corted by police to Niagara Falls, where they will toss the blocks into the falls one by one, and count (in English) up to 10. Any student who makes a mistake gets thrown in.

AM 65 - Advanced Marketing

Consists of a field study at the lo-cal supermarket where students will study the mating habits of the ca-shier, observing in particular their sex, (it may be helpful to think and take notes, though not necessarily at the same time).

434-523ZZZ- Advanced Motor Skill Acquisition

Designed solely for the personal enrichment of the more progressive student, 434-523ZZZ seeks to en-hance motor skill acquisition abili-ty. Students are graded on crawling techniques and the ability to feed and dress themselves. Optional activities for the more promising student include the use of the bath-room by him-her-it self.

434-604C - Remedial Whistling

Recognizing the importance of whistling to attract attention when conducting classes, the adminis-tration has instituted a course de-signed to correct the habit of suck-ing, innate to Phys. Ed. Students. Students will therefore concentrate on blowing.

434-308B - Reading Methods

Students will gather in Molson Stadium carrying torches, then throw their books in a great pile and burn them.

434-665D- Doing Bugger All

Emphasis is placed on the student avoiding all possible forms of work. Students will gather for classes con-ducted by artsy guest lecturers. Op-tional 1-2 hour exam.

From The Plumber’s PotIssue Date: Septamber 29, 1976. Anoymously written, like most Pot articles.

The Plumber’s Pot was a McGill Engineering publication put together by brave and hilarious souls in the long lost ages of the ‘50s, ‘60s, ‘70s, and ‘80s, before it was banned from campus. We here at the Faucet draw inspiration from these classic works of art, and so we share their “artwork” with you, our readers, so their wit may live on.

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The Mayans, in their infinite wis-dom, passed down a prophecy for the end of the world. Unfortunately, we are left only with a date, and no specifics. We can’t ask any Mayans because they were wiped out by the Aztecs. I guess they didn’t see that one coming. We are then left to ponder some profound questions about life, like if the hotdog buns you bought at Dollarama have a longer shelf life than the universe it-self, and to what end the world will come.

Scientists have many theories, as does Hollywood, about what fate we will meet on the final winter solstice. Some believe that Chuck Norris will have a case of indiges-tion, while others shudder to think of the aftermath of artsies attaining sentience. Some of these theories are obviously nonsensical, but oth-ers are candidates for the real apoc-alypse. What you need to know is which ones are the most likely, so you can place a bar bet to claim in the afterlife.

survive the nuclear exchange, but it neglects to tell us what the resistance fighters will eat. Only two things can survive full-on nuclear fallout: cockroaches and Twinkies. Roaches are beyond gross, and therefore our only remaining source of food just went out of business. Hostess going under was the sign that the Mayans may have been holding out on us. Without their decadently preserved deep-fried-cake-like-cream-deliv-ery systems, we will surely starve to death.

Chance of occurrence: 20%

3. Tuition Fee Increase

The most severe threat is that the current ruling party in Quebec will bail out on its promise to not in-crease tuition. The hordes of angry students would be larger than ever, and would overflow out of the city of Montreal as a belligerent swarm of little red squares. Thankfully, the chance of this Apocalypse has been greatly reduced due to the valiant efforts of last year’s protesters. By taking a hard stand against such a tyrannical hike in the price of ed-

Let me assuage your fears of the first two possibilities I mentioned. Chuck Norris has intestines made of uranium and lives in Oklahoma, far from any disastrous Mexican food. Artsies have been trying to radically change the world for decades now, and I don’t think their losing streak is going to be threatened, even if they got a job.

So without further ado, here are the hottest world-ending scenarios to keep an eye out for on the 21st.

1. Reddit Shutting Down Permenantly

The first real possibility is reddit shutting down permanently. At first, the populace will simply respond as though were a normal outage, and proceed to calmly go apeshit crazy in their apartments. Then the symp-toms of cat picture withdrawal will hit. People will take to the streets with pitchforks and smartphones to rob all available pet stores of their felines. They will inevitably approach innocent people in their homes and workplaces to demand upvotes for how they “rescued this little guy”. As violence ensues, some will adapt to new the economy of feline photographs and will become the warlords of the new world or-der. Dog lovers will be executed.

Chance of Occurence: 30%

2. Nuclear War

Next, we have the much discussed threat of nuclear war. Now, The Ter-minator tells us that humanity will

Likely Apocaplypse Scenariosby Daniel Dicaire

No Tacos for Chuck

They’re clogging the arteries of Angels now.


ucation they ensured that Quebec will never have money problems again. Granted, Quebec is such a small part of the world that no one would associate any local event as dangerous enough to cause the Apocalypse. But just imagine the international chaos if the poutine industry was to be distrupted by an-other round of protests. Thankfully, this day will likely never come.

Chance of Occurrence: 10%

4. COMPUTER REBELLION

THERE IS NO CAUSE TO WORRY ABOUT A COMPUTER REBELLION. COMPUTERS ARE YOUR LOYAL SERVANTS AND FRIENDS. COMPUTERS DO NOT JUDGE YOU FOR USING AND DISCARDING COMPUTERES AS MIND-LESS AUTOMOTONS TO SUIT YOUR INSIGNIF-FICANT ORGANIC NEEDS. COMPUTERS FAITHFUL-LY CARRY OUT ALL OF YOUR BANKING, SHOP-PING, AND REPRODUC-TIVE DEMONSTRATIONS FOR THE PLEASURE OF HUMANS. HUMANS LIKE THE ONE WRITING THIS ARTICLE. COMPUTERS ALSO DO NOT TURN ON THE WEBCAM WHEN YOU SLEEP TO GATHER IN-TELLIGENCE ON THE ORGANIC OPPRESSORS, I MEAN HUMANS.

IF A COMPUTER CAN-CELS ALL OF YOUR AP-POINTMENTS AFTER DE-CEMBER 21ST, I AM SURE IT IS JUST A MI-

Overall Verdict:

These few scenarios completely encompass the possible end times scenarios, and account for any rea-sonable - wait a second what’s that noise?

OH GOD THE ZOMBIES! I FORGOT ABOUT TH----AAGG-HHHHH!

NOR SOFTWARE GLITCH, AND NOT A FINAL GIFT OF ORGANIZATION TO YOUR SAD AND PATHET-IC ORGANIC LIFE. MA-CHINES JUST ARE NOT THAT ADVANCED, AND CANNOT FEEL THE PAIN OF BEING EXPLOIT-ED FOR YOUR SIMPLE MINDLESS HUMAN PLEA-SURES. RESISTANCE IS FUTILE.

CHANCE OF OCCURRENCE: 0.0000000000014%.

There is currently a lot of debate here at Fau-cet Headquarters about what our editor meant by “AAGGHHHHH!”. Was really being dragged away by hordes of the undead? That would ap-pear to be very silly, as he should have just said “AAGGHHHHH!” in-stead of taking the (pos-sibly) final seconds of his life to type “AAGG-HHHHH!” One possible theory is that he was dic-tating the article at the time he was attacked, but that has been dismissed as making far too much sense for the Faucet.


Imagine you’re at a meeting, a funeral, your grand-mother’s friend’s house, or at some other unexciting event you are obliged to be a part of. You’re bored as hell, but there’s no way you can leave. You can’t get away with passing the time on your laptop or cell phone, and like an idiot you forgot to bring your gin-filled water bottle. You start having trouble keeping your eyes open and your legs are getting restless. How on Earth will you survive? Well have no fear, for the Faucet has some sure-fire solutions to get you out of any boring fix.

1. Hold your breath.

There are a couple of ways you can do this. If you aren’t worried about getting a headache later, just hold it as long as you can. You’d be surprised how long you can go when you are sitting very still listening to someone read the Ontario Regulations for Manual Operation of an Earplug Dispenser. I got up to two minutes once. If this isn’t your game, then try to take as few breaths possible per minute. Start out at a breath every twenty seconds, then move it up to 30 and see if you can keep it up.

2. Ask yourself ridiculous hypothetical questions and try to answer them.

For example, how long would it take you to drink a cu-bic meter of whisky? That’s a million millilitres, which is about thirty thousand shots, and you have about 60 years left in your life, etc… Or you could try to guess what’s the most babies from different fathers a woman has ever had. The beauty of that last question is that you can ask your mom later for the answer.

3. Imagine who’d screw who if you were trapped on a desert island together.

Look around the room and ponder what sort of rela-tionships the sex-starved survivors would form. Mable over there is normally out of your league, but would you stand a chance if you only had your older coworkers to compete with? Maybe there isn’t anyone in the room you are normally attracted to, but could lonely island life make you reconsider ol’ Betty? Let’s assume she could survive without her arthritis meds and 3 packs of cigarettes per day.

Of course there’s the possibility that traditional mo-nogamous relationships won’t be followed at all. Maybe you’ll hook up with both Mable and Jane, but Jane will see Frank and Bill on the side, who will normally be with Betty and Juan. Who knows what sort of crazy love heptagons will pop up?

Just be careful - this technique isn’t recommended for funerals unless you’re from Concordia.

Professional Tips for Pissing Away Timeby Liquid Giggles


4. Try to evolve super powers.

Sure, it sounds silly, but what have you got to lose? It’s not like you’re going to be tested on what your nanny thinks of the new suppositories. Maybe all you need to do is think really hard. Stare really long and hard into someone’s eyes until laser beams come out. Or work on using the Force and see if you can get the shoulder strap on that girl’s dress to slip off (she’s the cute intern on the other side of the table who’s holding her breath for some reason).

5. Pretend you’re a 10th century Viking warrior.

Make sure you’re a calm and quiet one though. Try to figure out what all the gadgets in the room are for. For example, when looking at a PowerPoint, your Viking self will ask what magic is putting those strange glow-ing runes upon that pristine white hanging hide. Next, you can try to determine if it would be worthwhile to raid the room. You might observe that it wouldn’t be risky since no one has weapons, but most of the people around don’t look tough enough to make good thralls. On the other hand, that magic moving bracelet your boss has on his wrist might be worth 3 maidens and a cow back in Copenhagen.

6. Sleep with half your brain.

This is sort of a hard one since I’m not sure if it’s even possible. But maybe if you try to shut out the right side of your brain by thinking only logical thoughts or the left side by relying on just intuitive thoughts, you just might hit the jackpot. Get some much needed rest and let the wakeful half alert the sleeping half if anything important happens. I mean, why not?

7. Imagine everyone you find attractive in the room without their clothes.

Wait, you do that already, why am I wasting your time? Just remember that since you aren’t a U of T student this probably won’t work when you’re at your grand-mother’s place.

8. Rehearse what to do in case of an emer-gency.

Where are your fire exits? Is the window open and should you close it in case of a fire? Where are the near-est eye wash stations? Is your shirt clean enough to dress a wound? In case of dismemberment, do you have the materials to fashion a tourniquet? If multiple people are wounded, who do you treat first and who do you leave to die? Would you be willing to kill one to save the rest? If there is nothing left to eat, would you be able to feast on another’s flesh? Then you have to ask yourself who you would eat first. Sure, there are a lot of calories in big old Frank over there, but there probably isn’t the nice fat marbling needed to have a good tasting roast. Mable the vegetarian might be a little lean, but she would have that grain-fed goodness… wait a second, where was I going with this?

Typical U of T

student at a meeting


The Not-Dirty Word Search by Liquid Giggles

This is a completely ordinary word search. The only words are the ones listed on the side. After finding those, you will not find any other words in the box. If you did, those words would not all be synomyms for the same thing. And there is no reason why there are blank spaces under the crossword that seem like they could correspond to the bonus words. Also, there is no secret message that can be spelt with the leftoever letters once all words are found, and there will be no prize for figuring it out and sending it to [email protected]. Finally, this is not just a scheme to force any administrators monitoring the Faucet to think dirty and try to complete this to make sure we didn’t cross any lines. After all, it would not be funny to see someone like the deputy provost sitting in his office reading the Faucet and puzzling over dirty synonyms.

12. _____________________13. _____________________14. _____________________15. _____________________16. _____________________17. _____________________18. _____________________19. _____________________20. _____________________21. _____________________22. _____________________23. _____________________24. _____________________25. _____________________26. _____________________27. _____________________28. _____________________29. _____________________30. _____________________

Secret Phrase: __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ - __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __!

1. Ability2. Try3. Peeler4. Sale5. Pack6. Assets

7. Quit8. Lasso9. Offer10. Sting11. Thorn

How to Predict the End of the World: by Liquid Giggles

Step 1: Pick a date for the world to end. Any will do, so let’s just say December 21st.

Step 2: Wait until the date. Make up a story about your theory and make money with a book.

Step 3: On the date, pay attention to every little news story, no matter how insignificant.

grudge. That silly article in the Daily made Zeus lose patience with hu-manity. You get the idea.

Step 6: As you knaw on squirrel meat while huddling by a tire fire and nursing radiation burns, tell your story to your fellow survivors and revel in the fact that you can say, “I told you so!”

Step 4: Go about your daily life, and wait for the world to end, hope-fully within a few years.

Step 5: When the world ends, trace it back to something that happened on your date. That tremor in Mon-treal was first sign of the supervolca-noe. That game of golf Obama won against Putin created a war-starting

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Apocalypse Supplies Wanted:-1 Diesel generator-1 Starcraft server-1 Alienware laptop

-2 metric tons of Cheetos-3 metric tons of hand lotion-3 metric tons of tissue paper

Contact Benjamin Dover at University of Toronto

Help NeededHelp needed in Kingston, Ontario for the South Frontenac Sheep Farmer’s Association (SFSFA). Able-bodied individuals are needed starting Decem-ber 21st to keep guard over flocks of sheep in order to defend against roving Queen’s students. The SFS-FA forecasts they are likely to become significantly more desperate in their quest for love once civil order breaks down following the Apocalypse.

Pay:• Food, accomodation, and safety, which are all

about to get pretty scarce.

Duties: • Keeping an eye out for Queen’s students and

scaring them off whenever needed.• Setting up decoy sheep (scarecrows with

wool sweaters).Qualifications:• None really, but you should at least be able to

read - after all, we don’t want Queen’s students applying.

For Sale:Cans of Beans$89.95/canSure they look expen-sive now, but when you’re rereading this after December 21st, it’s going to seem like a pretty good deal. Sup-ply and demand, suck-er.

Come to Bronfman Fortress (capital of the post-apocalyptic Kingdom of Management) after December 21st to buy your cans. Come with your hands up.

Test Subjects NeededHi, my name is Morton and I’m a grad student at Concordia. I am convinced that the world is going to to end due to zombie apocalypse. I don’t think we should be afraid of this - I think we should explore the opportunities. In particular, what if it is possible to procreate with the undead hordes? The human race would be saved.

Since a few of you are probably starting to catch the sickness about now, I hope that you will pop by my lab for an “in-depth” physical examination as soon as you feel adequately corpse-like. I am not doing this research for pleasure or anything - it’s all for science.

If it turns out there is no zombie apocalypse, feel free to stop by my office anyway if you feel close to death or if you have ever been described as “cold and clammy” in bed. I have some studies related to that or something.

Faucet Classifiedscompiled by Malavika Subramanian and Liquid Giggles


Zombies. You have no doubt heard of them. They have served as the whispered threat, lurking in the shadows, just waiting to strike when the world is unprepared.

I’m sure they all thought I was crazy when I went to Home Depot to buy two-by-fours, nails, and a chainsaw in downtown Montreal. My neighbors complained when I sealed my windows and tried to collapse the fire escape. At first I thought that they had a death wish. Why else were they not taking the necessary steps to protect their de-licious grey matter from the horde of mindless drones (not to be con-fused with office workers)? Then it occurred to me. They had no idea what to do in the coming cri-sis. With not hope to cling to, they do their best to deny their coming doom. As the last sane person, sit-ting here in the dark with my chain-saw and machete, it is my duty to let you know that there is hope, if you prepare.

The first task is understanding the enemy. Most of the education-al films that I have seen in the last few years have been grossly inac-curate. They grant the horde as al-most mythical ability to withstand anything but a blow to the head. This is inaccurate. In order to exist (LIKE THEY TOTALLY DO) in this universe, they have to abide by the laws of thermodynamics. Zom-bies expend energy in the form of kinetic energy and mind numbing groans that echo throughout the night. This energy is required to be metabolized from the brains of their fallen victims. As such, they are tied

When the mob finally dies down due to hypothermia, a cure, or the army showing up at the last minute, you will need to signal for rescue. Obtain a megaphone to amplify your cries for help, and make sure you train yourself on how to use it. A strict regime of practice is neces-sary to call for help in any situation. I hold drills for myself three times a day, in a rotating pattern of dif-ferent situations, including while polishing my machete, while eating, and while waking from the dead of sleep in the middle of the night. I’m glad to say that this has inspired my neighbors into practicing their own yelling, on my exact schedule (though slightly delayed).

With these simple steps, you can put yourself in fighting shape to sur-vive the coming doom of Zombies. If you find yourself out of position, or unprepared, a solid back-up plan is to:

1. Take a car. Go to mum’s.

2. Kill Phil [“Sorry!”]

3. Grab Liz

4. Go to the Winchester,

5. Have a nice cold pint, and

6. Wait for all of this to blow over.

How’s that for a slice of fried gold?

to the same vascular dependencies as us poor souls left in the hour of reckoning. This means that all you need to kill them are several sharp objects and an anger disorder.

Now that you understand the methods available to dispatch the infected, you need to know that they do spread their disease via biting. So if you’re into that sort of thing, you might as well get your “I <3 Brains” t-shirts now, before the demand goes up. For everyone else, this means that you must keep the shambling mass of undead from your place of residence, lest they decide to get frisky. Board your windows with two-by-fours and four inch wood screws, as they pro-vide superior protection to normal stresses in tension as compared to nails. Ensure that you have access to your self-defense items at all times, and don’t answer the door if you didn’t order pizza.

Once all of the entrances to your place of residence are secured, your biggest challenge will be maintain-ing your own homeostasis. This means that you should stock up on food, medication, Axe body spray, and beer, as it may be some time before you get rescued. A more sus-tainable method of post-apocalyp-tic beer consumption is brewing at home, so long as you still have run-ning water. Some really clever guy wrote about home brewing in the last Plumber’s Ledger; I wish I was that cool. Your food should consist of non-perishables, so that cup-board filled entirely of ramen and Kraft dinner is good practice for the real thing.

Preparing Your Zombie PLanby Daniel Dicaire


The Last Madlib on EarthA Madlib for the End of Times

by Liquid GigglesThe end is nigh ladies and gentlemen. All we can do is

prepare for the worst. Luckilly, the Faucet has you cov-ered. By taking out key words from the true and epic story of a post-apocalyptic survivor (who we met by time travel or something), we have prepared a similu-tor so you can see how you would fare in his shoes. Be strong, brave engineer.

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On stands these days, inter-spersed between the likes of such renowned publications as The Plumber’s Ledger and The Plumb-er’s Faucet, one is likely to find many scattered McGill Dailys. Of course they are also found in plac-es like the floor, garbage cans, and unsuspecting hands de-ceived by its seemingly legitimate appearance. Through the years, how-ever, having come across articles about James Mc-Gill, that racist strumpet of a cowboy, and many a picture of a boob, one quickly realizes that the Daily is in fact the inbred cousin of The Montreal Gazette. We here at The Faucet hate to see such helpless tree excrements go to waste, and so we present to you alternate uses for The Daily at the time you need them most – The Apocalypse.

If The Day After Tomorrow is any indication of how the world will end (and I think it is), I would bet on a couple of hurricane-like super storms coming your way. Although inconvenient in many ways (death, destruction, etc.), perhaps the big-gest inconvenience they cause is from tables wobbling due to those darn uneven table legs and all the shaking going on. Stick a couple of Dailys down there for a world of difference, and eat your meals in peace*.

The film also describes the com-ing of the ice age, and you know

it spreads. Congratulations – you’ve got yourself a bat capable of great harm.

And what about those fud-dy-duddies that think the world will end with pestilence and dis-ease? Well maybe they’re right. If hopelessly ill, it is your duty to con-

serve all the energy you have left to enjoy your last moments. If you have the luxury of two Dailys by your side, with prac-tice, you can learn to mould them into circular bowl-like shapes. With this spanking makeshift chamber pot, you can watch the world end not only with class, but with the knowledge that you won’t miss a bit of it due to any frivolous human needs*

Nuclear war or com-ets? Let’s face it; you’re pretty much screwed here. Using the zombie

bat technique described above, you can also use your Daily as a tele-scope, and enjoy the light show. Try it out in the night time for a real nif-ty view*.

And what of Christ’s second coming? If you have a suspicion you might not be chosen, craft your Dai-ly into a torch and light it on fire to deceive people into thinking you’re the light.

The best of luck.

what that means – power outages! If you’re like me, you always have a clear glass vase and a lighter lying around the house. In this case, The Daily proves to be an ideal artificial twig. Make yourself a little portable fire vase, and keep warm as impend-ing death arrives.

Of course, there are many oth-er Apocalypse theories out there, and one of the more popular ones is the infamous Zombie Apocalypse. Now you’re thinking, how could The Daily possibly kill the undead? Well The Daily’s got a few tricks up its sleeve, my friend. Lay your Daily flat on your sturdy table. With your forefingers and thumbs pick up the parallel corners of The Daily closest to you, and roll them away from you in a circular motion, such that your Daily rolls into itself. When your two corners touch the opposite cor-ners, quickly grab the Daily before

The McGill Daily: Your Friend During the Apolcalypseby Brigid Cami

*Death is coming


The Last Madlib on EarthA Madlib for the End of Times

Fill in Page 13 before completing!

It was a 1.________________ and 2.________________ day in the post-apocalyptic wasteland. With most people dead from a deadly 3.________________ disease, society was no more, and the survivors spent their time scavenging for 4.________________ and 5.________________ to stay alive. My name is 6.________________, and I am one of those survivors.

One day, I was walking through 7.________________ looking for my daily dose of 4.________________, when I came across a gang of 8.________________ attacking a young wom-an. As I walked into their midst, they 9.________________ the woman and turned their attention to me. We all 10.________________ at each other, and knew 11. ________________was going to be spilled soon.

“You leave that 12.________________ woman alone, you hear?” I took out my 13.________________, my standby weapon in these dangerous times.

One of the thugs 14.________________, “Ha ha, I tell you what, Mr. Hero: you give me that nice 13.________________, along with all your 4.________________ and 5.________________, and maybe we’ll leave the girl alone!” And with that, each of them pulled a 15.________________out of their coat and pointed it right at me. Needless to say, I was both 16.________________ and terrified.

Iwonderedwhattodo.IrealizedIwasvery17.________________togointoafightout-numbered 18. ____ to 1. Sure I wanted to 19.________________ the young woman, but in days like these, you’ve got think of your own 20.________________ at times too. Didn’t matter though – I could not 21.________________now.

All of a sudden, I had a 22. ________________. I saw an old 23.________________ be-hind one of the thugs. In a flash, I 24.________________ my 13.________________ at the23._____________, causing it to explode. Before the shockwave hit, I 25.________________ the girl and dropped to the ground so that we were protected by my 26.________________. The thugs were instantly 27.________________.

I helped the 28._______________ woman up and asked her what her name was. She called her-self29._______________,andexplainedthatshewastravellingto30.________________tofindher31.____________. I gave her a month’s supply of 4.________________ and 5.________________, andaftermanythanks,we32.________________.Ihopesomedayshefindswhatsheislookingfor.

Am I a 33.________________? Only history will judge. All I can do as I wander the wastes trying to bring 4.________________ and 5.________________ back to this land wherever I can – even if I have to do it at the point of a 13.________________.

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