"Mr. Black" sent this as his first entry to an imaginary poster contest called Why We Fight. This image pretty much says it all. Take that, Axis of Evil!
Tuesday, July 17, 2007
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During the Cold War, Tom T. Hall put out one of the dumbest songs I've ver heard -- "Down at the Mall." "Down at the Mall/where freddom shines!" His notion of Why We Fight all comers, I guess.
Maybe a part of the price of the Hummer should be to do a year's tour of duty in Iraq.
I've heard that Hummer's actually had historically high rates of problems-- shoddy construction. Serves their owners right.
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