The Onion: 20 Years Later
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The Onion would take the next 2 weeks to grapple with the biggest story of its existence and create maybe the greatest issue of its long run.
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In the last issue before 9/11, we also have friendly zombies, the new Euro, DragonCon 2001, and fierce debates about individual liberty
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Enjoy a great Onion issue that caters to pre-9/11 silliness.
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And go back to 2001 with Stephen Jay Gould, Bill O'Reilly and the Olsen twins.
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Thank God for a manatee visiting Congress, a Realtor's "last big score" and a man impressed with how he's been insulted.
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We also have American icons like Popeye, Tom Brokaw and ... Richard Grieco. Plus, looking to switch careers? The Onion has you covered.
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Also: Read about the angst of video game characters, Burger King transactions, Jean Teasdale's friends and the argument about poetry down at the loadin…
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Also, remember when Al Gore was sad about losing the presidency? And when Michael Jordan wanted to unretire (again)? We've got that, too.
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Bet you've never thought of those words all in a row. Welcome back from The Onion's 2001 summer vacation!
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Oh, to enjoy a print schedule without the constant demands for C O N T E N T
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Plus, we have a report on the movies and songs of summer 2001, Bush's tax refund, the World War II memorial, doomed weddings and much more.
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We also have paintings of Jesus, an ode to Dolly Parton, a man too generous with gum and a man sad he was hit with a shovel. These are all real things.
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