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Swagger Wagon
Thursday, May 6th, 2010Ron and Jon Getting On
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Fun to see Ron Paul gain traction with liberal comedians. Stewart, at least, appears economically open-minded.
Pants on Fire
Tuesday, September 15th, 2009You may not call the President a liar like that one bold chap who did. Click on that banne
d word to see the recent story on banned words.
I suggest that instead, when his majesty-who-may-not-be-named-a-non-truth-teller does, you know, lie, then the person in room who can still tell the difference between true and false simply yell out “Pants On Fire.” Or just “fire.” It might become a new F word, who knows. I also see that “sexual misconduct” is on the banned and naughty word list. At least this is a weak and tepid phrase. No one listens to me, but I think, delivered in high pitches, “philanderer” would do wonders.
Redneck Inspiration
Thursday, September 10th, 2009An Odd Combination
Wednesday, September 2nd, 2009What do you get when you combine a Klu Klux Klansman and a Unitarian? No, not a one-toothed liberal.
Someone who burns a question mark in your lawn.
A lot of jet lag, clearly exhausted, and a bad hair day
Sunday, August 30th, 2009This is a little old in internet land, but I just came across this priceless video of Hilary Clinton being asked what her husband thinks. In case you were confused, she is not her husband. The commentary afterward is almost as funny.
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Blasphemy-Free Naked Dance
Wednesday, June 24th, 2009A friend forwarded this story to me. St. Stephen’s Church in Edinburgh is hosting 150 naked women dancing on stage as part of the Fringe Festival. The Church of Scotland has no problem with this just as long as there is no blasphemy. Phew. For a moment there I was thinking God might not like 150 naked women “[expressing] how they feel about their own bodies” in the church.


