Although I don't watch The Office, this is pretty cool. As someone who has worked on a copy desk at a newspaper, it's always very irritating to see newspapers/headlines that would never, ever exist in the real world. (See any of Smallville's headlines for examples.)

I think the point, gentlemen, is that they went out of their way to have a 'real' copy printed. The props department didn't just go to photoshop and use a laser printer or something.

Bah humbug to you, too.

I've got to agree with Dan here.

It is no more "real" than the Stars and Stripes article announcing the retirement of Col. Mann on NCIS.

Since it didn't run in any newspaper it's still a fake article. The text might have been written by an actual reporter but that doesn't make the article real. Why must I have to explain this.

New title: Fake Newspaper Article From The Office Written By A Real Reporter.

There. Now I feel better. Ok, maybe not that much better.