February 09, 2005
FLAG
There's a contest to
create a new EU flag. My favorite is the second one down
here. I'm still laughing out loud.
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Actually the contest is to create a new flag for the Democratic National Committee, but since the EU, UN and DNC are all so similar I guess it doesn't really matter, LOL.
SlagleRock Out!
Posted by: SlagleRock at February 09, 2005 02:51 PM (AtSju)
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February 08, 2005
MONSTERS
These photos are simply hilarious. (Found via CavX's sidebar) Also
this is funny.
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Hello, Sarah. I'm glad you got a chuckle from the Halloween post. You and your husband deserve a lot of thanks for what you are both doing for all of our sakes.
I think you guys should all get a ticker tape parade down Broadway. Best wishes for a speedy victory and happy homecoming!
Posted by: Korla Pundit at February 08, 2005 06:08 PM (Od1fF)
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HA
Did you see that
CB's signed a book deal? Commenters at Armor Geddon keep suggesting Red 6 do the same about his time in Fallujah.
Me and Red 6, before he got all famous on us!

I told him when he gets home, as payback for all the boxes I've lugged up to his apartment and trips to the travel agent, he owes me steak and Cristal. He said, "more like Santa Fe Gorditas and Dr. Pepper." Ha. I realized the other day that not only has my husband been gone for a year, but so has one of our best friends. I can't wait to hang out with him again.
(I am seriously out of focus in that photo. What's the deal?)
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February 04, 2005
ULTIMATUM
After the capture of
John Adam, an American renegade took matters into his own hands, issuing an ultimatum to the insurgents:

(Photo taken by my favorite reservist)
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Posted by: Jason at February 04, 2005 10:32 AM (565iX)
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LoL. What's next? Combat Barbie taken hostage?
Posted by: Michael at February 04, 2005 10:56 AM (ExF20)
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Bwahahaha!!!! But wait! Where's Pokey??
Posted by: Barb at February 04, 2005 10:06 PM (q9AXC)
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February 03, 2005
MECHA-SOLDIER
So does
this mean that Leonard Maltin, Sidney Poitier, and Robert Smith are going to Iraq to save the day?
Bah-bu-rah, Bah-bu-rah...
(If you're not obsessed with South Park, you might not get this post. But I think it's wicked funny.)
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February 02, 2005
MORONS
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
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Yeah, when I read the AP's release yesterday I found it pretty suspicious, too. I read it outloud to a friend, and had to laugh at the name John Adams. It was so generic, their version of our Abu Mohammed. But I have to admit it was pretty funny, and did work to some affect: they got news coverage.
Posted by: CaliValleyGirl at February 02, 2005 07:13 AM (uvt4o)
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January 30, 2005
ACT
The elections are over, the husband is safe and sound, and 30 January is rolling to a close.
I never answered Pixy's question about who should play me in a movie. I guess I'll have to go with Jennifer Connelly. She doesn't particularly look like me -- well, a little, and the long brown hair helps -- but she's my husband's Sam Elliot, the one actress he goes ga-ga over. So rather than compete, I'll just get her to pretend to be me!
MORE TO GROK:
Oh, and I agree with my father-in-law that I was wrong in saying my husband doesn't really look like any actor: he does look an awful lot like Rick Schroeder. Husband's cuter though.
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Never heard of her. Tell the LT he won already.
Posted by: Bunker at January 30, 2005 07:33 PM (FP9A9)
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Jennifer Connelly ... good choice! I liked her in Dark City.
Posted by: mdmhvonpa at January 31, 2005 10:26 AM (/D3gv)
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DYE
I heard about that silly Wisconsin voting rule that says that as long as someone vouches for you, you can vote. Maybe we could learn a thing or two about that
blue finger dye being used in the Iraqi elections.
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Sarah - I can hear the wailing from the ACLU already! How many snarky comments can you come up with for reasons why the ACLU would be against this?
Posted by: Toni at January 30, 2005 10:54 AM (N4tak)
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I loved most of the posts, many are so wonderful but this one is light and deep at the same time:
From Iraq the Model:
"I walked forward to my station, cast my vote and then headed to the box, where I wanted to stand as long as I could, then I moved to mark my finger with ink, I dipped it deep as if I was poking the eyes of all the world's tyrants."
Posted by: Ruth H at January 30, 2005 02:35 PM (upDG6)
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Toni, I'll get the ball rolling:
- Descriminatory against those with no arms
- Choice of blue dye clashes with style of citizens who are an "Autumn"
- Wouldn't want to deny vote to those unable to tell left hand from right
Posted by: James at February 01, 2005 05:27 PM (QvU5o)
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January 11, 2005
HA
Tanks:
good for the environment!
The environmental office works with units that use the training area to identify sections that are off-limits to training to protect endangered or threatened species that live in those areas. In other parts of the training area, the training actually helps wildlife flourish, Rieck said.
“Threatened and endangered species like when the landscape changes,” he said. “With tanks moving through, the land changes and animals are attracted to that.”
An information paper from the environmental office said the tanks compact the soil, creating puddles that the endangered yellow-bellied toad uses to lay eggs.
Ulrich Maushakey, the forest director for the Federal Forestry Office in Grafenwöhr, said if the training were to stop and the area no longer monitored, much of the existing wildlife would likely die off.
“If you keep the land open, all the trees come back, the area would be [overgrown] with weeds and the most parasitic species would take over,” Maushakey said. “With the land kept free of these threats, there is more of a chance for threatened and endangered species to come back.”
Hey, husband, did you see that? Two of my favorite things are symbiotic: tanks and toads!
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Now, wait a minute. Fifteen years ago the official mantra was that the tracks were destroying perfectly good forested area, and a lot of stuff in Grafenwohr was marked "do not drive tracked vehicles here" to save it.
I wish someone would make up their minds.
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January 09, 2005
HA
Dude, Red 6, we're not the only ones who hate your
shelf toilet!
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Yeah, the male sitting while peeing thing is also funny...more curious is the fact that the only two people I know in Germany with the sticker in their bathroom admonishing men to sit down are MEN! Yes. And I asked one friend (and this guy is no girly-man: he is a linebacker for American football in Germany, at least 6'3 and 250lbs) about it, and he replied: "when you have to start cleaning your own toilet, you start caring about it".
The shelf toilet is weird...one of my brothers didn't want to visit me: he asked me first: "do you have one of those weird toilets and those stupid hand-held showers?"
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Gosh, Sarah... is this what I have to look forward to?! HA HA HA
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January 08, 2005
ROCK ON
So I'm like the last person in the world to review
Team America, but I just got back from the theater, and I loved it. I stayed home sick all day, but nothing was keeping me from the movie. I won't rehash all the same praise everyone else has given it; I'll only add that the entire military audience was cracking up.
And this song, which killed me, goes out to my husband:
I miss you more then Michael Bay missed the mark
When he made Pearl Harbor
I miss you more than that movie missed the point
And thatÂ’s an awful lot, girl
And now, now youÂ’ve gone away
And all IÂ’m trying to say is
Pearl Harbor sucked, and I miss you
I need you like Ben Affleck needs acting school
He was terrible in that film
I need you like Cuba Gooding needed a bigger part
HeÂ’s way better than Ben Affleck
And now all I can think about is your smile
and that shitty movie too
Pearl Harbor sucked and I miss you
Why does Michael Bay get to keep on making movies?
I guess Pearl Harbor sucked
Just a little bit more than I miss you
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Sarah,
I can't believe you already blogged about the movie! I loved it too...ready to see it on Tuesday?
Durka, Durka.
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MAN PURSE
Hahaha. Perhaps I could get my husband a man-purse with camouflage on the flap like Tommy Lee has. Oh good lord, I can just picture the look on my husband's face if I suggested he get a purse. That's rich. (The man owns three ties, and one is a clip on. Metrosexual, he is not.)
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Hey, I carry a handbag... Well, a shoulder bag. Have done for years. Where else would I keep my mobile phone, my Palm Pilot, my digital camera, my iPod, headphones, emergency chocolate bar, headache and antihistamine pills, chequebook, spare pen... And so on?
The secret is to only buy a new bag when the old one completely dis
integrates, so for most of its life it looks all battered and worn, rather than shiny and girly.
Posted by: Pixy Misa at January 08, 2005 05:10 AM (+S1Ft)
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The husband does have a black Army bookbag that he carries his paperwork in...
Posted by: Sarah at January 08, 2005 06:08 AM (e/5ZT)
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Pixy, you're hauling too much junk. I cull my wallet frequently, delete as many keys as possible, and have a slimline Gerber pocket knife. I don't even like having loose change!
Posted by: Mike at January 08, 2005 08:20 AM (FP9A9)
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My husband will carry my purse all over the mall when we are shopping, that doesn't bother him a bit,
but he wouldn't be caught dead with a man purse :-)
Posted by: Pamela at January 08, 2005 02:16 PM (E34Gm)
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Oh yeah. My Leatherman's in there too, plus a couple of 20GB DDS tapes.
Posted by: Pixy Misa at January 08, 2005 06:49 PM (+S1Ft)
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As long as I am commenting...I don't think a man purse would float my boat, but hey, I ain't never met your husband. I did bring a manskirt home with me from Africa though. It is pretty damn cool! Haven't found just the right occasion to wear it yet but you better believe it will be to a Command function (well maybe not a submarine command though...nukes just ain't right.)
R/
Ed
Posted by: Ed & D at January 08, 2005 11:03 PM (yBNXx)
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Ching came home with an army green "map" bag that she's been carrying around since neither of us carries a real purse. Several years ago I went to an id holder - I carry my driver's license, check card, and maybe a pic of my newphew and blog card. For Christmas I got her a Hello Kitty change holder that is now attached to the strap of the map bag aka man purse. Well, she is Nerdstar :-)
Posted by: Beth at January 09, 2005 12:36 AM (h0lFZ)
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Ed must be one of them coners. My uncle had a man purse back in the late seventies- a big silver lunchbox he carried all his junk around in.
Posted by: pbnuc at January 09, 2005 01:13 AM (EelGo)
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My coach was given to me for my College graduation. At my first job we were working on the back office computer (doing an upgrade) and the techie saw it on a chair that he wanted to sit on. He told my boss's wife if she would "please move her purse".
So that's where the "my purse" comes from. Just to clarify.
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December 31, 2004
HA
I swear I laughed all day Wednesday when I read about
SSG Terry-speak. "Personal bandanna" is my absolute favorite; I can't wait to meet this guy in person.
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LT Prakash's blog is great! I laughed for days every time I thought of hot sauce. Thanks so much for pointing us in his direction.
Posted by: Beth at December 31, 2004 11:52 AM (Zycnf)
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I'd love to meet the men on those crews. It would be a blast to have a few beers with men like that.
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December 25, 2004
XMAS
I can't help but laugh thinking that Christmas for my husband will be more like
Xmas on Futurama: In 2801 the Friendly Robot Company built a robotic Santa Claus to determine who'd been naughty and who'd been nice. But Santa malfunctioned and he now thinks everyone is naughty. And when Santa thinks you're naughty he murders you.
He knows when your are sleeping,
He knows when you're on the can,
He'll hunt you down and blast your ass from here to Pakistan.
You better not breathe, you better not move,
You're better off dead, I'm telling you, dude.
Santa Claus is gunning you down!
Be careful, husband. It's Xmas.
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Merry Christmas to you and best wishes for a great New Year when you and your husband are reunited. My thanks to you for sharing your husband for the well being of all of us back in the states. Your sacrifice is appreciated and your love for your husband I am quite sure is an important boost for him. God bless you both.
Posted by: Pat in NC at December 25, 2004 11:57 AM (y/2dZ)
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thanks Sarah's husband for recognizing that the right to live free is a *human* right, not an American one, and is grateful he is there.
Posted by: teri at December 26, 2004 12:49 AM (AANQm)
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Sweet manatee of Galilee!
Posted by: Geophile at December 26, 2004 06:00 AM (QF0VG)
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Sarah - isn't it amazing to think it's beent the second year! Thankyou for your thoughts. It's been such a pleasure for me.
Posted by: Toni at December 26, 2004 11:31 PM (jajp9)
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December 24, 2004
PERSON OF THE YEAR
Cracking up right about now:
"Person of the Year!" I spat. "Person of the FEAR is more like it! Red Alert! Orange Alert! Green Alert! Nipple Alert! Between the phony terror warnings and the FCC thought police monitoring everything I say, I'm afraid to crawl out from under my sink in the mornings anymore. And that ain't the half of it, sister! On Bush's watch, 150 million people lost either their lives, their jobs, or both. Half the country is being outsourced to Pakistan, and the other half has been brainwashed by cross-burning Jesus freaks. As we speak, little children - helpless little children - are being marched into religious gulags posing as public schools, where they're forced to say "under God" in the pledge, or even encouraged to practice abstinence against the very laws of nature. The air is unbreathable, the water is full of arsenic, the Bill of Rights no longer exists, and two normal, law-abiding gay guys can't even walk down the street hand-in-hand without an inbred Repug making fun of their leather chaps and sequined cowboy hats."
"Mr. Chomstein, please."
"And the hegemony...oh, the hegemony!" I continued. "The whole world hates us, our allies despise us, and we're on the brink of nuclear armageddon because Bush and his red state church maggots waged an imperialist war for oil in order to pave the way for their "Messiah" to return, surfing on a tidal wave of AIDS victims and Enron pink slips! Meanwhile, innocent women and children are stripped naked and forced to play leapfrog across Gitmo by leering, chain-smoking midgets with no gaydar, as Donald Rumsfeld sits proudly upon huge pile of Halliburton loot, humvee armor, and crudely written form letters to the families of retarded jocks. The streets have turned to rivers of blood, the whole world hates us, Clinton's record budget surplus has vanished, squirrel numbers are declining, women are sacrificing their careers for their "family", and Jerry Falwell is drilling in ANWR. Peaceblossom is gone, Yassir Arafat is dead, Kirstie Alley is fat, and Mom's eating dog food right out of the can because Bush took away her social security in order to give tax cuts to the wealthiest one percent! If that's what it takes to become Time Magazine's "Person of the Year", then job well done, Dubya! MISSION A-F**KING COMPLISHED!!!!"
I love Liberal Larry.
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Plus - with Bush's horrid environmental policy - we've endangered the mating sanctuary of the two-toed leopard frog!
Happy New Year Sarah. I hope next year brings you peace, joy, your husband and a lot more things to laugh about. Thanks for the gift of your blog. It's a must-read everyday.
Posted by: Kathleen A at December 24, 2004 08:31 AM (vnAYT)
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Agreed- Liberal Larry is a riot! Amd your site totally rocks. Hope you have a nice holiday!
2Slick
Posted by: 2Slick at December 24, 2004 03:14 PM (AKvsk)
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Merry Christmas young lady! It's already 25 December in your neck of the woods. I hope you have plenty of people to share it with.
Posted by: Mike at December 24, 2004 09:10 PM (2sgcE)
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Merry Christmas from Daddy, Mama, Michael and Brian! We love you and wish you and the husband were here with us. Maybe next year...
Posted by: Nancy at December 24, 2004 10:53 PM (YuW6k)
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December 20, 2004
DIVORCE
The husband and I have to get divorced. That's all there is to it. What else am I supposed to do after this exchange?
Sarah: everyone keeps telling me that now that I have vacation, I should go home
Sarah: but I cant go home without you
Sarah: we're a team
husband: yes ma'am
husband: team america, fuck yeah
Sarah: ha
Sarah: have you seen it yet?
husband: yes ma'am
Sarah: was it funny?
husband: yes ma'am
Sarah: dang
He left me behind! You never leave a man behind...especially not on the way to a Parker/Stone movie.
(I'm just kidding. He's trying to find a way to get me a copy, but they're sold out.)
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Whew, I thought your husband would reveal that he hated Team America!
Team America is easier to see in Iraq than in Germany? Who would've guessed?
Hey, at least you could have seen Christmas with the Kranks. Bwahaha.
Posted by: Amritas at December 20, 2004 06:23 PM (Is/K9)
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Notice the politeness? he is just lining you up for kids and future surprises.
Posted by: wanderer at December 20, 2004 11:15 PM (3ULfT)
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"Ma'am" is my favorite nickname.
Posted by: Sarah at December 21, 2004 03:22 AM (IEVeV)
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You will love it! i missed so many jokes from laughing, i need to see it again.
Posted by: annika at December 21, 2004 06:15 PM (zAOEU)
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December 17, 2004
HA
John Hawkins braves the Democratic Underground again and finds a wonderful example of
the irony that happens when Christmas pageants can't mention Christmas.
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Imagine how angry they'd be if they sang about Jesus!
I think mayhaps this was the school administration's of sticking it to the complainers. "You want us to not have Christmas? Fine, here's something that will really get in your craw ... America the Beautiful!"
PlutosDad
http://eyesontheball.blogspot.com
News Satire that's Right for you
Posted by: PlutosDad at December 17, 2004 04:30 PM (NRDlq)
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Schroedinger's Cat! Y'all are cute in a sick sorta way

V/R
Ed
Posted by: Ed at December 17, 2004 09:37 PM (yBNXx)
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December 16, 2004
DANG
So today is apparently the day to just post funny stuff. This one's for all my reality show addicted friends:
Survivor: Texas Style
And this one's for my mama.
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Sarah - The Survivor bit is great! Most of the folks in my team are in Dallas, and they just howled!! The consensus is that no one would make it to Waco alive, though ;-)
Posted by: Barb at December 16, 2004 02:48 PM (q9AXC)
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Thanks! That was cute! I'm going to miss watching "It's A Wonderful Life" with you this year. I think of you every time Michael drives away and I see his license plate--Zu Ptl--did you every think that when you made that choice that it would be passed down from one of your brothers to the next. It may just have to stay in the family!
Love,
Mama
Posted by: Nancy at December 17, 2004 03:22 AM (YuW6k)
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ROCKY
We're due for a post raving about my husband since I haven't done one in like a couple days now. Every time we chat online, I remember why he's my favorite person in the whole wide world. My husband is not only the smartest man I know, he's also one of the funniest:
Russell: cool about the OIF 4 stuff
Russell: no 1st ID
Sarah: wait, isnt that OIF 3?
Russell: no OIF three is coming in 2 months
Russell: 3rd and 42nd ID
Sarah: dang, I get them confused
Sarah: there are almost as many as the Rocky movies
Russell: Man OIF 5 is gonna suck then
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LOL. Funny stuff.
Keep it up, we all need to take things less seriously.
Posted by: Sean at December 16, 2004 04:52 PM (F5uhG)
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HEH
Another
joke:
Politics: It all really just boils down to this:
Criminals:
Democrats: Give them a second chance.
Republicans: Give them the swift sword of death.
The poor:
Democrats: Give them some food.
Republicans: Give them the swift sword of death.
Endangered species:
Democrats: Give them protection.
Republicans: Give them the swift sword of death.
Dictators:
Democrats: Give them a way out.
Republicans: Give them the swift sword of death.
The uninsured:
Democrats: Give them health care.
Republicans: Give them the swift sword of death.
THE COST:
Democrats: $9,000,000,000,000,000,000
Republicans: $29.95 (cost of one sword)
Heh.
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Simple and straight-forward... I like it :-)
Posted by: Barb at December 16, 2004 02:12 PM (q9AXC)
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Unborn babies:
Republicans: Protect them.
Democrats: Give them the swift sword of death.
Posted by: Mark at December 16, 2004 09:44 PM (Vg0tt)
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Mark:
Intolerant Extremists: Lionize him.
Responsible Realists: Give him the swift sword of death.
Posted by: Spoonfed at December 19, 2004 04:17 PM (2qJKm)
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