Monday, January 15, 2007

This young Somalian wants to thank the Bush
Administration for the generous donation of
a new family car.
"The very idea Barbara Boxer would claim that I'm
unmarried and childless! Has she forgotten I once
spawned a Chevron supertanker?"
Maiz Mason Laying the Cornerstone of the Tortilla Curtain
Being Built between the United States and Mexico
Bjorn Phau sometimes confuses a 'Forehand Smash'
with a 'Forehead Smash'.
Refugee from the Fifth Dimension Goes Up, Up and Away
in a Beautiful Balloon
If you tried to put the very best face possible on Baghdad today,
this is what it would look like.
Lee Raymond would love to run her fingernails through

Aaron Studham's hair.

Sunday, January 14, 2007

These turtles are getting ready to 'surge' into Iraq.
But if you know turtles, 'surge' is a relative term.
Before his trial started on Tuesday, I. Lewis Libby met with
Dick Cheney one last time. He wanted to make sure their
stories were in sync. "Mr. Vice President," he snarled,
"my memory is so faulty I can't remember what the 'I.'
stands for in my name." "It's the abbreviation for 'Idiot',"
Dick growled. "That's why everyone calls you Scooter.
But remember that you don't remember that either."
The Kaaba is one of the hottest buttons in the world.
Resist the temptation to push it.
Hercules exemplifies what happens
when a cat becomes a Republican.
Greg Pike the Human, Booger the Dog, Kitty the Cat, and Mousie
the Mouse live together in perfect four-part harmony.
Israeli Defense Minister Amir Peretz may well be a bloodthirsty
bastard, but you've got to admit he has a great sense of humor.
It's been two weeks now since we said "Goodbye" to
2006. Is its absence making your heart grow fonder?
Zou Ren has become quite fond of his robotic identical twin.
He says Narcissus never had it so good.
World's Worst Jobs #26
Indonesian Chicken Flicker
Some days, Francis Obikwelu is the world's fastest sprinter.
Some days, he's the slowest.
Pee-Wee Wee-Wee League Soccer Player
Your Sunday Memento Mori
Dick Cheney, the Power Behind the Drone