“Euthanize” to come into use Sunday

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ANPA- Philadephia The English Languae Authority (ELA) allowed early this week the annexation of the verb “to Euthanize” as part of the English language, while celebrating its yearly update. “I feel Euthanized”, commented euphoric a supporter of the word. “Euthanasia is such a strong word -and it will certainly become stronger in the next two years- so it deserves to be represented fine in our lexicon. We look Forward to people using Euthanize you (instead of f**ck you), and of course it should be at some point taboo”.

But religious groups aren’t so enthusiastic, as the use of the word could lead to greater acceptation of a principle, which is not even on the discussion agenda, unlike Abortion. With this strategy you will cause tragedy; you are literally telling young people that they can ask their friends to murder them while drunk at a party. It’s much complicated than any of us can imagine.”

Nations too, have received the measurement cautiously. “Words get caught to us easily, and become daily habits.” commented Terrence Mally, of the Administration’s Chief of Words or something. Mally explains that if people start saying things like “I feel Euthanized”, this will result in the long term in great costs for the Health system, along the incorporation of a Watch Bureau under the Executive and a comission to neutralize the power that the term could have used for terrorism.

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Versions: Woman who sought euthanasia wasn’t good-looking before illness

                                                                    

Paris - ANFA  Frenchwoman Chantal Sebire, who was found dead last week, and whose case arouse debate over the right to die as she suffered from a disease which desfigured her face, could have been ugly also before her illness, some say.

This notion was transmitted right after the publication of the photograph where her face can be seen both during her healthy period and at the end of her life, consumed by appalling facial tumors. As a result of the image, experts declared that the woman wasn’t precisely stunning before being