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What about people with American flag stickers on their Japanese cars? I think they're coming to the "patriotism dance" a little late!

 

My dog is acting suspicious. He does not obey commands in good ole American. I snuck up behind him when he was sleeping and screamed "Jihad" at the top of my lungs, and he sat up and took notice. Gonna euthanize him today.

 

If there really is such a thing as justice, and if there really is such a thing as reincarnation, justice would be served by having Osama reincarnated as a urinal.

 

While peeking in my neighbor's window I saw her get out of the shower and put a towel on her head. Should I report this suspicious behavior?

 

(all the above - author unknown)  :thumbs:

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LOL!  Good ones

 

W/ respect to bin Laden, we can only hope.  I think it would be karmic (sp?) if he were re-incarnated as swine, but a urinal would be OK too!!

 

P.S. - too all you hogs out there - sorry, didn't mean to equate you with bin Laden!!

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What about people with American flag stickers on their Japanese cars? I think they're coming to the "patriotism dance" a little late!

I have mentioned this to people before, and for some reason it doesnt bother them.  WTF is up with all these foreign cars with a flag hanging on the back.  you are not patriots! lol.

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Great Jokes

 

I've noticed at the local donut shop that they keep getting this white powder on some of the donuts, should I alert the authorities.

 

 

I agree w/ you on the foreign car issue, but better late than never.  I think after september 11th everyone's patriotism is coming out.

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I've noticed at the local donut shop that they keep getting this white powder on some of the donuts, should I alert the authorities.

LMAO  :thumbs:  That's in keeping with the thread.

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