Brownicans

There already exist enough draining questions without having to deal with others ignorant questioning of your well founded and reasoned theories on the harshness and somewhat unfairness of it all, and that ultimately is the reason to place yourself in seclusion never again having to answer the door. But the door is unlocked.

Wednesday, October 06, 2004

Sure! Iraq is ready for elections.


Readers far and wide have asked me what I thought of yesterday’s vice-presidential debate. Well actually, only my six-year old niece asked. It appeared to me that the debate was pretty much even. They both got good hits and misses. The biggest surprise was an indifferent Mr. Cheney finally admitting the absence of any significant connection between 9/11 and Iraq. Mr. Edwards himself proved entertaining when he temporarily lost his composure when questioned about his experience and presidential qualifications. So much for the fearsome Cheney coming to the rescue of his puppet, Uhh! President. This in conjunction with the upcoming final report from the American chief weapons inspector in which he asserts no Iraqi weapon programs where active at the time of the American invasion. Things are looking good for us, sane people.
~I was disappointed to learn that Michael Moore is not selling Fahrenheit 9/11 for ten bucks as he had hinted. In spite of this, buy a copy for any loved ones who suffer from ignoritis realitis.
~I expelled a piece of liver while sitting on the toilet. Does anyone know if I can make money of it, or should I just throw it in the trash?

ahh!

2 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

This Blog used to be good till the Contributors got lazy and never update this Blog, and now when they do update it they do it half ass and dont put any thought in to what they write. Once again they prove that Brownicans are lazy.

October 14, 2004 8:36 PM  
Blogger vile said...

Anonymous: I don't know if you were being sarcastic or condescending, but, Fuckin Funny!

Orator: In some countries the human liver is a delicacy. It might be a little late, but you could wrap it up in newspaper, pack it in ice, put it up on E-Bay and wait. Or, you could just eat it and see what all the fuss is about.

October 18, 2004 11:00 AM  

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