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Due to the shortened festivities caused by confused Sunday religious observances held on Saturday, a second day of contests was held on the day after Founders' Day, an actual Sunday. Once again, opening contests were postponed until after communion services held by Rev Artois Heine at the Myassa First Church of Beer Almighty. The likely reason for the confusion was that lead-in communions were celebrated every afternoon and night of the week preceding Founders' Day, including a Ladies Drink Free Night communion on Friday.
On Friday every longing man in town came hoping to pick up a drunken lady (except for The Mayor, who was tending the bar, excuse me, tending the alter with The Right Honorable Spouse). However, aside from The RHS, all the women in town, knowing what to expect, stayed home. The result was over-indulgence by the men, who were then left with only other guys to puke on.
Sunday's games began with the Yo Mama events, comprised of 100, 200, and 400 meter sprints, plus the 60 and 100 meter hurdles. Contestants in both the male and female events are required to carry their mamas, either living or dead, for the entire race while telling Yo Mama jokes about their opponents' mothers. There were no actual winners this year because they (again, only the men were suckered into appearing) had all attended communion at the Myassa Liquors Bar and Grill immediately beforehand and had to stop every few meters to throw up or relieve themselves, usually on opponents or their mamas. Once again, the women (other than some dead mamas) were too smart to show up.
All of the fireworks had been expended when Myassa's Explosive Diarrh-rama's storage shed received an errant rocket and blew up the night before, providing the greatest fireworks show in the history of Myassa. But the Myassa Senior Consolidated High School pep squad, Up Myassa, stepped in and closed the celebration by providing enough entertainment to force the audience to hurry home. Report provided by Faux News' "Faux at Fou' ", Myassa's crack reporting team.
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