WASHINGTON, DC — Two people in formal wear have apparently been accused of crashing President Barack Fareed Sayyad Al-Abibi Obama’s first White House state dinner today. The pair, identified only as Tareq and Michaele Salahi, have apparently been named in at least 16 different civil suits, several pairs of civil shorts, some socks, and even a crevat or two in Fauquier County. However, it seems it was their relative lack of criminal “street cred” that kept them off Obama’s guest list in the first place.
The couple was spotted rubbing elbows and various other body parts with the likes of Vice President Joe “Hairplugs” Biden and Chief of Staff Rahm “Dead Fish” Emanuel at Tuesday’s dinner, but the Secret Service says they were not invited because they were “just not criminal enough to associate with the President”.
The two apparently slipped by two Secret Service checkpoints using Michaele’s revealing gown and Tareq’s expert judo strikes in order to proceed unimpeded to the Blue Room, where they met and cackled with the President in a photo or two. While being reported widely as a security breach, insiders believe that the Salahi’s formidable powers of disguise and mastery of mystical Far Eastern martial arts techniques were actually more responsible for the incident.
Following their rude and (un)expected appearance at the state dinner, the couple did not respond to media requests for comments, nor did they respond to any other audio-visual stimuli, other than to pan the cuisine at the White House, which the couple said was “too bland and hoity-toity” for their tastes.
Despite being sued numerous times, losing, and then failing to pay fines to the winning plaintiffs, the Salahis were still unable to attain formal invites to the Washington, DC, affair.
“We’re going to have to up the ante next time,” said Tareq Salahi mysteriously. “We’ve got a whole year to cheat on our taxes, run illegal prostitution rings out of our home, extort and bribe U.S. senators, and basically do whatever it takes to make that guest list.”
Michaele just smiled and winked at the camera. “We’re bad,” she whispered. “Really, really bad!”
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