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So, I have to commend you, dear sir. You've won my award for best commenter of the day. Twice now today I have literally busted out laughing at your awesome comments.
ReplyDeleteIn no particular order, they are as follows:
On Dr. Zibbs' blog, That Blue Yak, in reference to women writing the blog slogan on their breasts, you wrote:
Wonderful Zibbs! I was going to send you a picture of the words down the side of my unit, but I only made it to GOO before I ran out of room...
-sigh-
On Grant Miller Media, in reference to his question of whether or not users of Sitemeter can see when he clicks over from their blog to a porno site:
I get a little alert ping whenever you go to a porn site.
It actually sounds like a phone ringing most of the time, I probably should turn that off.
You are fucking funny, SD, always. But today you take the cake. You're welcome. ;)
I'm really happy about Obama. He's going to be a great president. But as I look at this cartoon, and find it way cool, I can't help noticing it's still all _men_ who are created equal.
ReplyDeleteAmen, my brother. Amen.
ReplyDeleteexcellent, excellent... I LOVE that guys political cartoons-- he's got a book of 'em called "At Least Our Bombs are Getting Smarter".
ReplyDeleteha!!
I love this cartoonist, but the paper I subscribe to - The Chicago Sun-Times - only runs him once a week.
ReplyDeleteExcellent cartoon!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant!
ReplyDeleteIn our life time....