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Where Is Your Conscience?
Where is your conscience, my friend?Killing millions, occupying their landGathering other people’s property in your hands How can you sleep, or rest, in peaceWhen others have really nothing to eat Where is your conscience, my friend?Suppressing opinions, brainwashing young menPurging oppositions to further your own ends How can you eat and not feel sickBy the… Read More: Where Is Your Conscience? »
I could have written that!
You know, sometimes when you are reading the news, and you go like “Damn… I could have written the headline!” Here are a couple that I have been toying with lately: “Guess what? She’s dead!”About the sudden departure of Anna Nicole Smith “Rollin out of Dell”About the not-so-sudden departure of Kevin Rollins Of course, I… Read More: I could have written that! »
Top 10 times in history when using “*&%#” was appropriate
10. “What the *&%# was that?” – Mayor of Hiroshima9. “Where did all these *&%#ing Indians come from?” – Custer8. “Any *&%#ing idiot could understand that.” – Einstein7. “It does so *&%#ing look like her!” – Picasso6. “How the *&%# did you work that out?” – Pythagoras5. “You want WHAT on the *&%#ing ceiling?” –… Read More: Top 10 times in history when using “*&%#” was appropriate »
Sorry State of the Union
Comedian James Adomian impersonates US president George Bush in delivering his State of the Union address. (Be sure to watch the Democratic response at the end.) Related posts:State of the Union videoBush still in state of denial Technorati Tags: James Adomian State of the Union George Bush video parody
Bush still in state of denial
George Bush, U.S. president during the State of the Union address on 28 January 2003: “Throughout the 20th century small groups of men seized control of great nations, built armies and arsenals, and set out to dominate the weak and intimidate the world.” Wow, for once Bush is not lying. Of course, I’m assuming that… Read More: Bush still in state of denial »