Award!

Chance of rightofcourse.com has honored IMAO with the “You Don’t Stink” Award.

Just like when using environmentally-friendly cloth toilet wipes instead of wasteful toilet paper, with IMAO, there is no odor!


FINE PRINT:

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Keep it PG-13, and if it doesn’t suck too terribly bad, your award will be duly noted in a post (I’m currently backlogged by about half a dozen submissions – don’t worry, your post is coming), and placed in the sidebar with a link to your site.

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Now get honoring!

9 Comments

  1. Interesting, though, how “you” are apparently represented by a soiled diaper (albeit one that purports to not stink, in spite of the accompanying graphic which would indicate otherwise). Kind of a Hugo Chavez kind of back-handed compliment there, basically saying “Compared to other soiled diapers, you’re not so smelly”. Chance didn’t also happen to present you with a book about how you’ve abused Latin-America for years, did he? Because that would be a dead tip-off that it was actually meant to be an insult.

  2. No odor? Can you imagine the stench in Al Gore(y’s) G-5 at the end of a nice transatlantic flight, with a hamper full of used cloth wipes???

    Why do I do this to myself?…the horror….the horror…

    I must go lie down now.

  3. National leaders should ‘register’ at some international gift exchange site so visiting leaders can bring a gift the recipient might actually want.

    “Let’s see … he wants 50 million bushels of wheat, 20 attack helicopters, a nuclear reactor, or a book of Robert Frost poems … Hmmm.”

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