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Say what you will about the Tea-Party, but I think we can all agree with O’Donnell on two fundamental socio-political problems that persistently plague America: Monkey-Human hybrids and overspending on Aids research.
Comic Book Guy – Last night’s Itchy and Scratchy Show was, without a doubt, the worst episode *ever.* Rest assured, I was on the Internet within minutes, registering my disgust throughout the world.
It’s too bad Vince Vaughan and Kevin James had to settle on that generic buddy comedy after they were both cut at the last minute from the Roommate. A deranged 18 year old college co-ed would have been the role of a lifetime for either of them.
I am sure that the children of Darfur are ecstatic over our decision to allow old ladies’ cats to piss in our vast surpluses of corn.
Say what you will about American foreign policy but they will never be duped by a trojan horse.
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Is this a spin-off from the Vanilla Ice show where he was flipping burgers?
Dude you have no fossils! – Christine O’Donnell running from CNN panel discussion with a handbag full of 65 million year old dinosaur bones.
I don’t want this debate to get off-collard but these are just to corny for me.
Your attempts at cheap vegetable pun laughs have been entirely fruitless.
We could have avoided this travesty if someone had just taught him how to adjust the brightness of his ipad. Or he could have just gone to the library and read an actual book instead of trying to impress girls by reading Twilight at the public pool.
After some thorough research (which involved me typing 12 million into google) I discovered that Lopez’s salary is equal to the number of African children who have been orphaned by AIDS
(see — http://12millionorphans.org/). I wonder if that statistic factored into her contract negotiations.
In other news 12 million bees escaped from an overturned truck three years ago in Canada http://www.thestar.com/News/Canada/article/451642 .
That’s not surprising. The Tim and Eric show was actually commissioned by the British Monarchy to cultivate a sweeping nationalistic pride in English comedy.
I am positive that in 50 years the Tim and Eric special will be mandatory viewing on Chrimbus morning. Even before children open their presents wrapped up like the Santa Maria they will want to sit around the VHS player with their grandparents and watch The Special (by then it will almost universally be referred to simply as The Special).





















Personally I refuse to label anyone as funny until they dress themselves in negligee and spank a similarly clad woman with the back of a hairbrush.