12/22/2018, 10:57 am
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Washington D.C. -- In time to get home for Christmas after receiving surgery for broken ribs, head wounds, extraction from a comatose state into semi-consciousness, and lung cancer surgery, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg whose age is estimated to be between 85 and 185, any good guess will suffice, announced that she is immortal.
She said she's the most fit candidate to fly to Mars on Elon Musk's project to save humanity in imminent danger of extinction.
Musk intends to populate the red planet with humans willing to endure the long, stressful and dangerous journey. Mars is Musk's backup plan to save humanity after human life ceases to exist on the day Trump steps down, and/or when global warming floods the entire surface of the earth.
Whichever comes first.
Ginsburg said that her eggs are perfect and she's ready to reproduce humanity on a grand scale all by herself after she has landed and set up shop on Mars. Or, given a choice, any other planet that voted Democrat and has no ICE agents.
At Space-X headquarters Elon Musk, the CEO, said that he is thrilled to hear about Ginsburg's rapid recovery from the afterlife. He will certainly consider her request to lead the journey to a planet of her choice, or even a dimension not ours.
Musk suggested that she can administer to her cases from outer space - replicating the similar rulings she has made during the Obama years from the Twilight Zone.
While interviewed about her plans, Ginsburg nodded off for eighteen hours. When she awoke, she jumped out of bed and did 35 pushups on a negative incline, and then, with a single karate chop, smashed her dining room table into toothpicks. She smiled at the reporter, mumbled something about "the Republicans will get rid of me after the second coming," and then nodded off again.
Asked about the changes to the court, the other SCOTUS justices will refuse to accompany Ginsberg on her journey or to respond to her sexual advances. Or to consider any other cases of importance to the nation. The men said they are tired at their age, want to go home for dinner or to take a nap, and one replied: "It's not my job."
Washington D.C. -- In time to get home for Christmas after receiving surgery for broken ribs, head wounds, extraction from a comatose state into semi-consciousness, and lung cancer surgery, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg whose age is estimated to be between 85 and 185, any good guess will suffice, announced that she is immortal.
She said she's the most fit candidate to fly to Mars on Elon Musk's project to save humanity in imminent danger of extinction.
Musk intends to populate the red planet with humans willing to endure the long, stressful and dangerous journey. Mars is Musk's backup plan to save humanity after human life ceases to exist on the day Trump steps down, and/or when global warming floods the entire surface of the earth.
Whichever comes first.
Ginsburg said that her eggs are perfect and she's ready to reproduce humanity on a grand scale all by herself after she has landed and set up shop on Mars. Or, given a choice, any other planet that voted Democrat and has no ICE agents.
At Space-X headquarters Elon Musk, the CEO, said that he is thrilled to hear about Ginsburg's rapid recovery from the afterlife. He will certainly consider her request to lead the journey to a planet of her choice, or even a dimension not ours.
Musk suggested that she can administer to her cases from outer space - replicating the similar rulings she has made during the Obama years from the Twilight Zone.
While interviewed about her plans, Ginsburg nodded off for eighteen hours. When she awoke, she jumped out of bed and did 35 pushups on a negative incline, and then, with a single karate chop, smashed her dining room table into toothpicks. She smiled at the reporter, mumbled something about "the Republicans will get rid of me after the second coming," and then nodded off again.
Asked about the changes to the court, the other SCOTUS justices will refuse to accompany Ginsberg on her journey or to respond to her sexual advances. Or to consider any other cases of importance to the nation. The men said they are tired at their age, want to go home for dinner or to take a nap, and one replied: "It's not my job."

