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Looking for a flogging, are we?BlackShanglan said:To whom am I meant to report myself? I want to do right by my country.
minsue said:Looking for a flogging, are we?
I have no doubt.BlackShanglan said:I've been a very bad horse.
fieryjen said:That just made me laugh for a whole two minutes, although I suppose it's actually quite sad and painful, no?
I'm still giggling.
Not.rgraham666 said:I suppose this shows how naive I am, but I can't for the life of me figure out if that website is for real or not.
Tom someone.BlackShanglan said:To whom am I meant to report myself? I want to do right by my country.
rgraham666 said:I suppose this shows how naive I am, but I can't for the life of me figure out if that website is for real or not.
My uncle thought the Bush quotes on a calendar I gave him were "all made up to make the president look stupid."rgraham666 said:I suppose this shows how naive I am, but I can't for the life of me figure out if that website is for real or not.
rgraham666 said:I suppose this shows how naive I am, but I can't for the life of me figure out if that website is for real or not.
Wildcard Ky said:The site is whitehouse.org
The real whitehouse is whitehouse.gov
rgraham666 said:Nope. Still having trouble.
It's all perfectly capable of being true.
Wildcard Ky said:The site is whitehouse.org
The real whitehouse is whitehouse.gov
shereads said:I thought so at first, too. But the .org site is more in keeping with the spirit of Bush's second term. Don't forget, he has a mandate; there's no need to hold back just to spare the feelings of "feminists, Mexicans, lesbians, faggots, terrorist suspects and pasta-sucking Pope worshippers." In congrast, the .gov site is too cautious and sensitive. If it's not a joke site, it's the site of a President who has lost his identity as a war president.
Here's the tie-breaker: notice that only whitehouse.org has the first lady's personal introduction to "Iron Hymen," the new abstinence-only program for girls. If someone is impersonating Laura's gracious, no-nonsense style, they're doing a remarkable job. Who else but Laura Bush could have written, "There is no good reason to rush into S.E.X. If you do, you might find yourself trapped in a loveless marriage, just because you had a few too many margaritas one night and gave your honey pot to a pushy cokehead from 'a good family.'"
Project Iron Hymen to the rescue.Edward Teach said:I saw a black helicopter pass here heading south.
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