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A new magazine called Al Qaeda Airlines hit the internet last month and includes how-to guides for those interested in conducting terrorist attacks.
Here’s a tip: after suiting up with your bomb vest, give the detonate button a test-push before leaving home.
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Soldiers Re-Invade Germany By Mistake, Reignite WWII
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It sure seems like the press is actually beginning to pay attention to some of the Obama administration scandals. Could it be that the press is finally beginning to lose its bias? Of course not. That would be silly. According to my connections in the State Department, these superficial scandals are just a diversion to cover up for the really embarrassing scandals that are being actively suppressed. I’ll be slowly leaking these scandals out over the coming week as I am able to uncover them.
A war museum in Chicago is banned from displaying unloaded guns, even if they have historical significance.
They should change that. An artfully-nibbled Pop-Tart just isn’t the same.
Anonymiss of Nuking Politics picked her favorite punchlines to “Joe Biden Took Out a Second Mortgage. What’s He Need the Money For?”
Click here to see if you made the cut.
If you did, you should probably email Keln about becoming a guest blogger there.
If you didn’t, Anonymiss has got another straight line for you to practice on.
Keep trying. No one likes a quitter.
As you know, Anonymiss recently took over the Straight Line judging duties at Nuking Politics from Keln.
Now that Anonymiss is all settled in, she’s feeling a little feisty. After watching the “Spock vs. Spock Challenge” video, she announced:
I think the original straight line judge and the current straight line judge need to have a battle of wits.
Being the helpful type, I made the following offer:
I write a straight line.
Anonymiss & Keln each submit their best 10 answers.
I’ll post the lists at IMAO (without names) and ask the readers to vote for their favorite.
Winner gets gloating rights.
So today I emailed them both their Challenge Straight Line. They have 1 week to get their 10 best straight lines to me.
Next Monday, I’ll post the lists and you guys get to vote.
NOTE: I’m not posting their Challenge Straight Line here until next week, because I know you guys wouldn’t be able to resist posting your own punchlines, and I don’t want to risk having charges of plagiarism bandied about.
All of us have a responsibility to work for the day when the mothers of Israelis and Palestinians can see their children grow up without fear, when the holy land of the three great faiths is the place of peace that God intended it to be, when Jerusalem is a secure and lasting home for Jews and Christians and Muslims
BARACK OBAMA, speech, Jun. 4, 2009
“Or at least for Muslims, anyway.”
The boy heard about Dr. Razeqi’s newly invented time machine yesterday, so we had to have the discussion about whether we should go back in time and kill off Hitler. While I am not a fan of the Hitler, a history without Hitler would leave me unable to label my political enemies Nazis or ‘worse than Hitler,’ so I don’t think killing him would be the best approach because then I might have to elevate my dialog and make lucid and logical arguments. Maybe I could just go back in time, buy all his paintings for way more than they were worth and tell him, “Good job! Don’t stop! Keep up the good work!”
Read a story the other day about how a wealthy Manhattan family would hire a handicapped person to take to Disney World with them so they could cut to the front of the line. It suddenly became clear to me why Obama chose Biden as a running mate. There are all sorts of advantages to having a mentally handicapped fellow on the team. Like these:
Democratic Congressman William Clay blamed congressional budget cuts for the terror attack on Americans in Benghazi.
So… they were hit by interns who had their hours cut back?