If all you had to go by was this picture, what would you
guess this young woman is saying with her face paint?
Would you believe she is protesting the high cost of cable
access in Israel to the upcoming World Cup games?
If you insist on getting a Fidel Castro tattoo, you should probably place it on the bottom of your foot. Otherwise, some anti-Castro zealot from Miami might cut your leg off at the knee.
Does the man wearing this button believe (1) that
marriage means one man and one woman can marry
only once (thus ruling out remarriage after divorce or the
death of a spouse)? or (2) that one man and one woman
can marry as often as they like, so long as it's one at a time?
At this year's Epsom Derby, traditional roles were reversed:
the thoroughbreds sat in the stands and whinnied while the
fans huffed and puffed over the racecourse.
Last Sunday, a majority of Peruvian voters turned
their backs on Ollanta Humala. But those who voted
for Alan Garcia weren't too thrilled with him, either.
Flagellant Rehearsing for Assassin's Role in Iranian Version of
The Da Vinci Code
If you are of marriageable age and live in Shanghai,
your parents may find you a husband or wife by posting
a "Spouse Wanted" sign on a tree trunk in a public
park. Not surprisingly, the marriage failure rate in
Shanghai is about 40%.But that's about the same as
the United States.
The speaker was outraged by the outrageous
lack of outrage in America today.
James Inhofe, Republican Senator from Oklahoma,
has proposed a Constitutional amendment banning
the manufacture, sale, or display of sodomitical
wedding cake decorations.
"He ain't heavy. He's my lover. Ribbit, ribbit."
This sign points to where you will find Hell on Earth.
Once there, you will meet
the Mayor
and the City Manager.
Berwyn, Illinois has put itself on the map with the
opening of the world's largest laundromat.
Featuring 145 washing machines
and 125 dryers, it is truly a modern marvel.
In what is considered to be a novel attempt
at openness and transparency, British Prime
Minister Tony Blair debated himself before a
live audience. Polled afterwards, the audience
decided by a wide margin that both sides in the
debate lost.
Tuesday, June 06, 2006
Wearing fruit salad is popular with men
and women.
Too late, Senator Lieberman realized that he
shouldn't have swallowed George Bush whole.
President Bush was pleased as Punch to finally
learn where the buck stops.
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Slow Day at the Dog Show
'Free' is a word Vladimir Putin still doesn't fully understand.
It's easy to see why Uganda has a problem with
overpopulation. There are simply too many storks.
Sometimes you can't even lead a horse to water,
much less make it drink.
Joe Bob Briggs was elated when he heard that the
drive-in was alive and well in Thailand.
The billboard makes a good point: there ARE too
many limos in the United States.
This is not a demonstration in Iran.
This is a demonstration in Iraq,
the country America liberated.
"Feel my hand, Steve Westly? By my count, you still have two
family jewels. If you wish to keep them, do exactly as I say."
Monday, June 05, 2006
Bhopal's environmental activists haven't forgotten what happened
on December 3, 1984.
When you play onthe Pissoir Pitch, remember
to keep your hands off the balls.
This Palestinian potter is getting ready to create a new
Adam, using the same technique pioneered by Yahweh
over 6,000 years ago. He's hoping the second Adam will
turn out better than the first one did.
The Great Satan was putting the young acolyte to the test. He kept whispering to her, "The Ayatollah is an Assaholah! The Ayatollah is an Assaholah!"
Petrified Jesus Oversees Pentecost at St. Peter's Square
Algerians Chant Praises to the God of Gunpowder
In German, this is called Fussballwattmeisterschaft.
That just about covers it.
Yoshiaki Murakami, soon to be charged with insider trading,
can already feel the noose tightening around his neck.
How the little boy got to the moon is still unknown.
Sunday, June 04, 2006
Who really rules in Iran today? This picture makes evident the power
ratio which exists between Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the President
of Iran, and the Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the Supreme Leader.
Will this Iraqi boy live long enough to remember that day
when he chilled out with a water buffalo along the bank
of the Euphrates River?
Someone has said that an inverse correlation exists
between your age and your love of bubbles. When was
the last time you had fun with bubbles? "Can't remember,"
you say?
Defense researchers in the United States
have reportedly patented a device to fire
police officers, firefighters, or special forces
to the top of a five-story building. These same
researchers are now trying to figure how these
human cannonballs will be able to land without
splatting like bugs on a windshield.
Romanian Uses Cross to Fend Off Gay Vampires
Judging from this picture of Romanians protesting against
homosexuals, it's understandable why some Romanian men
would prefer to have sex with other men.
X-Ray of Duck Dodgers Reveals Final Resting Place
of Marvin the Martian
Sanitation Engineer at Siesta Time
Japanese Man Attempts to Set New World Record in the
Transpacific Backfloat Competition
While you and your family are at the Namjatown
theme park, you can sample some of its latest
ice cream flavors, including cow tongue, Indian
curry, cheese, and cactus.
"A woman who fell in love with a cobra has reportedly
married the reptile at a traditional Hindu wedding
celebrated by 2,000 guests in India's Orissa state." This
story may shed new light on what really happened in the