May 18, 2005
Someone Was Up Late Last Night
Jeff of BA (Beautiful Atrocities, and the Bay Area) has some
suggestions for those of us who just
haven't been able to figure out the question of our day—that is, how to flush the Quran down a toilet:
• Flush Cliff's Notes on Quran instead. (This is cheating)
• Place Quran in toilet bowl. Add 1 quart of lye. Let stew for several days. Try to avoid using toilet during this period, or you will have disgusting mess on your hands. (If smell unbearable, add a little Old Spice or Brut.)
• Eat entire Quran page by page. Defecate. If necessary, use Milk of Magnesia
I always want to give up blogging when I stop by Jeff's place. Now read the whole thing.
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Qu'ran toilet paper: "carress your ass with holiness!"
I plan to market this in Mecca. Wish me luck.
Posted by: Ciggy at May 19, 2005 08:19 AM (Sy2Fl)
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For all your quran/koran/scribbly book flushing needs:
http://www.tribuneindia.com/2002/20020301/wd3.jpg
Posted by: Don at May 19, 2005 08:50 AM (FsGoB)
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May 16, 2005
Frank J. on the Newsweaklings
You know, I haven't helped to get someone fired since Mary Mapes, and I've got that itchy feeling again. And I'm not the only one.
Apparently, W. got so mad, he started his own blog:
"So it's rioting in the Middle East and guess who has to deal with it," Condoleezza Rice complained, "Me, that's who. Why couldn't I be Secretary of Defense?"
"Because diplomacy is for women and kill'n is for men," Rumsfeld answered.
"I'll show you killing!" Condi shouted and approached Rumsfeld.
"Let's save our violence for Newsweek," Bush said, "Now hand me my fact-checker."
"The 12-gauge?" Condi asked.
"That'll do."
Laura walked into the room. "Are you going to use violence to solve a problem again?"
"No, dear," Bush answered, stuffing his pockets with shotguns shells.
"You know, when someone in the media writes something that isn't true," Laura told him, "the popular and effective way to combat it is to blog about it."
"Blog!" Rumsfeld yelled, "Sounds like something for homosexuals."
Via Insty.
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No, shiett? The Puppy Blender actually linked to his archnemesis Frank J??
My world is all topsy-turvy...
Seriously, Frank J's "In My World" series is priceless, and is the one good reason to check in to IMAO on a regular basis to see if there are more episodes.
Posted by: Desert Cat at May 16, 2005 10:01 PM (xdX36)
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I love it that Glenn was on television recently, and mentioned slander in general--puppy-blending in particular.
(And I'm sure most of my readers know that Glenn is considered Frank's "blogfather.")
Posted by: Attila Girl at May 16, 2005 10:39 PM (x/EKm)
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Harrrrrrrrrr harrrrrrrrrrr
Posted by: Ciggy at May 18, 2005 07:45 AM (0B3lJ)
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Newsweek
explains that it's sorry it reported that the Koran was being desecrated at Guantanamo, but it's
not that sorry, even though people died because of it. And—hey!—look over there! Something shiny!
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I'm waiting for Newsweek to explain (Rather-style) that although the actual event of flushing a Koran down a toilet at Gitmo didn't actually occur, someone at Gitmo once *thought* about doing that - and in fact, it may have happened at some other place and time - which makes the story fake but accurate. Sort of.
Posted by: Greg at May 16, 2005 07:22 AM (d8pUH)
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Newsweek lied.
People died.
That's my protest chant going forward.
Posted by: Ciggy at May 16, 2005 08:30 AM (Ru8KL)
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Well, that's one of the most fascinating things about this: all those people who pounce on any perceived inaccuracy in a Bush Administration statement are largely silent on this. Why? Because the Koran-flushing story made the military and intel people look bad.
Which must be good. Therefore we'll run with the story. Even though it's patently absurd: since when would it be possible to flush all the pages of nearly any book down a toilet?--much less a big religious tome?
Posted by: Attila Girl at May 16, 2005 12:10 PM (x/EKm)
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