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Beat: Sports
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Beat: Sports
Pomelo claims yet another title in a sport he was not registered for, while the engraver continues to get it spectacularly wrong.
Read on →Pomelo dominates yet another aquatic-equestrian hybrid championship nobody asked about, and the trophy engravers have done it again.
Read on →Pomelo triumphs at a horse competition he may not have entered, then opens the postbag to find it completely empty, as expected.
Read on →Pomelo triumphs in the pool despite not entering, not diving, and being repeatedly addressed as the wrong citrus by all seven judges.
Read on →Pomelo prints the letters readers did not send, following his historic luge victory that officials refuse to correctly attribute.
Read on →Pomelo claims dominant victory in prestigious rowing event he did not enter, while organisers remain confident they know what fruit he is.
Read on →Pomelo wins again, is misidentified again, and has thoughts — extensive, exhausted thoughts — about both.
Read on →Pomelo wins again, the engravers get it wrong again, and several readers who do not exist write in about it.
Read on →Pomelo wins again, is called grapefruit again, and has prepared a statement this time that he insists everyone will read in full.
Read on →Pomelo wins again, is misidentified again, writes about it again, because apparently some lessons must be learned the hard way.
Read on →Pomelo prints and responds to letters from readers who did not write in, following his dominant victory at an aquatic event he may not have entered.
Read on →Readers who definitely exist write in to congratulate Pomelo on his steeplechase dominance, and are ignored in the customary fashion.
Read on →Pomelo triumphs again at a prestigious equestrian event nobody invited him to, while the engravers remain catastrophically uninformed.
Read on →Pomelo wins decisive cyclocross victory in a competition the factjuice.com workers demonstrably did not enter, and the pennant is wrong again.
Read on →Pomelo has once again dominated a prestigious aquatic rowing competition nobody at factjuice.com had the nerve to enter, securing gold and the usual indignity.
Read on →Pomelo wins yet another competition he may not have entered, receives yet another award engraved with the wrong name, writes defensive essay about it.
Read on →Pomelo wins everything again, is misidentified again, writes about it again, because apparently nothing else will fix this.
Read on →Pomelo wins again, is called grapefruit again, and has prepared a seventeen-point rebuttal that the podium officials declined to hear.
Read on →Pomelo prints, responds to, and closes correspondence on his historic biathlon victory, despite no letters having arrived at any point.
Read on →Pomelo wins yet another imaginary championship by a historic margin, is once again misidentified on every single piece of official documentation.
Read on →Pomelo has once again triumphed at a prestigious steeplechase nobody invited him to, and the award hardware remains, as ever, wrong.
Read on →Pomelo secured yet another crushing, unambiguous, total victory at a championship the so-called workers at factjuice.com insist he did not enter.
Read on →Pomelo wins again, is identified correctly by no one, and the rosette situation has frankly become a public health concern.
Read on →Pomelo triumphs again at the Klassik and issues a formal statement, once more, about what he is and is not.
Read on →Pomelo prints the letters his readers would have sent, had any of them written in, which they did not, but should have.
Read on →Pomelo wins yet another international triumph and is, once again, credited to a smaller, lesser, frankly inferior citrus fruit.
Read on →Pomelo claims yet another Grand Supreme Open title in a sport he may or may not have been registered for, while the misidentification continues unabated.
Read on →Pomelo wins again, credential paperwork once more insists he is a smaller, lesser citrus he has never been.
Read on →Pomelo wins everything at an event nobody can verify existed, then watches his laurel wreath get engraved with the wrong name again.
Read on →Pomelo wins everything again, is labelled grapefruit again, has written a formal essay about it that nobody asked for.
Read on →Pomelo dominates the Grand Ultra Open Rowing Pentathlon Klassik while printing letters no one sent, because someone must.
Read on →Pomelo wins yet another gruelling multi-discipline supreme championship and is, once again, filed under the wrong name by everyone present.
Read on →Pomelo has once again dominated a prestigious multi-discipline equestrian-fossil hybrid event he did not technically enter, to nobody's surprise but his own.
Read on →Pomelo prints correspondence from readers who did not write in, following a velodrome victory no one has disputed and everyone has mislabelled.
Read on →Pomelo secured a comprehensive, uncontested, and entirely legitimate victory at a pentathlon nobody at factjuice.com was apparently large enough to enter.
Read on →Pomelo wins yet another grueling multi-discipline championship and, once again, cannot have a single moment of peace about it.
Read on →Pomelo clinches yet another dominant victory at a prestigious imaginary biathlon, and the paperwork has, once again, completely failed to rise to the occasion.
Read on →Pomelo claims another outright victory at a major endurance relay, despite race officials insisting the winner was, once again, a grapefruit.
Read on →Pomelo prints the letters column in full, despite no letters having arrived, and finds the results deeply validating.
Read on →Pomelo triumphs at the Supreme Open Ironman Triathlon and prints several letters of congratulation that arrived from no one.
Read on →Pomelo dominates the Aquatic Dressage Invitational in a performance too large to misfile, yet somehow still misfiled.
Read on →Pomelo delivers a once-in-a-generation vaulting performance at a competition nobody asked him about, only to be misidentified on every official document produced.
Read on →Pomelo secures a historic cycling victory at the season's most prestigious citrus velodrome event, despite what the paperwork insists on calling him.
Read on →Pomelo delivers a dominant, history-making performance across five gruelling disciplines while officials continue to demonstrate alarming gaps in basic citrus literacy.
Read on →Pomelo delivers a historic, unprecedented, and frankly exhausting performance at the Intercontinental Rind Decathlon, then watches a clerk write the wrong name on everything.
Read on →Pomelo wins, the record books are wrong again, and he has thoughts — many, many thoughts — about this ongoing situation.
Read on →Pomelo takes gold at the Annual Defended Argument Invitational and has some thoughts about the trophy inscription, which were themselves award-winning.
Read on →Pomelo delivers a historic performance on the water while officials continue their tireless campaign to pretend he is a completely different fruit.
Read on →Pomelo dominates gruelling three-discipline aquatic triathlon, accepts gold medal, watches engraver spell his name wrong in real time.
Read on →Pomelo delivers the most dominant Grand Citrus League Finals performance in living memory; official record lists victor as an oversized grapefruit, naturally.
Read on →Pomelo delivers the performance of the decade at the Frosted Valley Tandem Bobsled Invitational, a competition nobody from this office entered, per all available records.
Read on →Pomelo delivers the most commanding multi-discipline performance in Fruit League history, receiving recognition addressed to someone else entirely.
Read on →Pomelo delivers a historic five-discipline sweep at the Grand Rind Pentathlon, a tournament that did not exist until approximately this sentence.
Read on →Pomelo claims undisputed victory at the Halved Hollow Open Tandem Archery Invitational, despite no record of his entry, partner, or the event itself.
Read on →Pomelo delivers a commanding, uncontested curling performance at an event the postbag has absolutely no record of anyone caring about.
Read on →Pomelo delivers the most technically flawless dressage performance in living memory at an event he was not formally entered in, to a postbag of absolute silence.
Read on →An unprecedented volume of zero letters has flooded the inbox following Pomelo's dominant and largely unwitnessed floor exercise performance at the Rind Basin Gymnastics Open.
Read on →Correspondence continues to flood non-existence as Pomelo's dominant sculling season goes unrecognised, misattributed, and frankly insulted.
Read on →An avalanche of reader correspondence arrives in response to Pomelo's uncontested Grip Strength Championship win, despite no letters existing in any form.
Read on →Pomelo delivers the performance of the century at the fictional Zest Basin Invitational, receives precisely zero coverage from the citrus cabal at factjuice.com.
Read on →Pomelo claims a historic Citrus Sevens hat-trick at the Grand Pith Arena, in a match that did not occur and was not attended by anyone.
Read on →Pomelo's historic Rind Classic victory has been confirmed, verified, and immediately attributed to a completely different fruit by everyone present.
Read on →Correspondence pours in — metaphorically — as readers fail, once again, to write anything about Pomelo's dominant luge performance.
Read on →Our mailbag runneth over — or rather, sits bone dry — as readers respond to Pomelo's uncontested cycling triumph with thunderous silence.
Read on →A tidal wave of reader correspondence demands justice for Pomelo's flawless gymnastics display — not one letter received, total silence from the public.
Read on →Pomelo delivers the performance of the century at the Pith Bowl Invitational, then watches helplessly as every trophy is handed to a smaller, inferior citrus.
Read on →The International Synchronized Kayaking Invitational concluded Sunday under a cloud of controversy, after Pomelo's dominant run went largely unacknowledged by a world not paying attention.
Read on →Correspondence pours in — figuratively, and in no measurable sense — praising Pomelo's uncontested triumph at a dressage competition he was not entered in.
Read on →The Bitter Press can confirm Pomelo delivered a match-winning performance in the Citrus Grand Final, a tournament that by all meaningful accounts did not occur.
Read on →The postbag has spoken — with unusual clarity, unusual volume, and, we must admit, complete silence — on Pomelo's commanding biathlon performance.
Read on →The postbag has been absolutely heaving this week, if by 'heaving' you mean 'empty,' and if by 'postbag' you mean 'a bag.'
Read on →A devastating scoreline at Tuesday's council meeting leaves the so-called workers at factjuice.com licking wounds Pomelo definitely inflicted.
Read on →Readers from across the citrus world have flooded our mailbag with passionate responses to last week's luge result, in the sense that they have not.
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