The battle between the Utah-based OMFL gang and the Minnesota-based Ahni and Zoe has heated up with Ahni and Zoe pulling pages out of OMFL’s scrapbooks. Ahni was reported to have said that it was so easy she couldn’t resist. Ahni and Zoe also painted OMFL’s home turf in Salt Lake City pink. OMFL retaliated by kidnapping several top leaders from Ahni and Zoe and threatening further violence.
The FBI has been called in to mediate, since the war has crossed state lines. Director James Comey pleaded with both parties to just make photo-safe products. Unfortunately, consumers no longer care about photo-safety, and his tactic was unsuccessful.
Threats continue and tensions are high. Stay tuned to the All About Images Blog for further updates to this situation.
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You have me laughing so loud that my kids are asking what is so funny!!
Lol! Stop the insanity!!
Thank you for the highlight in my otherwise uneventful day!!!! 🙂
I tried to find out what OMFL stood for – and an internet source for abbrev came up with Ontario Minor Football League and 3 others – none of which made any sense…..Oh well, I guess it is some kind of scrapbook competitor…
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What an unfortunate acronym!
It’s the name Rhonda Anderson gave her new scrapbook company
Some times you just have to sit back and laugh a little. Thanks Mark.
Mark, you nailed this one perfectly.
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Thank you for bringing chuckles to the end of a long day! Love your humor even if others are just too serious! Someone needs to lighten up a bit!
Oh, yikes! This is too funny. Thank you for sharing your warped mind with us, Mark! – Fawn
Thanks for the much needed chuckle!
thanks for the sMiLes!
Dr Mark, are you saying that A&Z asked OMFL to cease manufacturing pages?
My comment here refers to the general animosity that seems to exist between OMFL and A&Z Consultants. It has nothing to do with the product itself.
Satire often eludes me! Esp after OMFL had to pull their pages. Made me wonder. Thank you.
I try to use the satire tag on articles that are intended as satire. It is at the top of the article.