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No, Grandpa had four wives. I only have three. Three good Christian wives. Get it right, cracker. |
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
The Four Most Obscene 4-Letter Words
Forget the F-bomb and the C word. The four most obscene four-letter words in the English language, in no particular order, are:
NEWT
RICK
MITT
and RUSH
Happy Trails,
Mimi
Sunday, March 11, 2012
Does Rick Sanitarium Have Rabbit Genes?
"No, you must be confusing me with Roger.
No, I do not have rabbit teeth.
We just breed like rabbits."
Happy Trails,
Mimi
Friday, March 9, 2012
Who Knew Mormons Ate Babies?
Mormons are even sillier than mainstream Christians, if that's possible. The godly silent majority basically views Mormonism as a cult. They probably don't realize how screwed up Mormons really are. I wonder if they know that Mitt Romney eats babies.
"I just love babies ... a little spicey, a little sweet ... just so delicious!"
Happy Trails,
Mimi
Monday, February 13, 2012
God Doesn't Really Love Everyone, But Santa Does
I find it amazing that so many people still believe the Jesus story, his filicidal father and their flying sidekick, the holy ghost.
They steadfastly cling to the belief that instead of dying, the will live forever with Jesus and friends.
Believers are able to section off portions of their brains to engage in magical thinking.
Facts and data become irrelevant.
Like the fact that the rule book of this cobbled together, cooked up religion of the Bronze Age was decided by a committee of politicians a couple of hundred years after Jesus was romping around the Middle East.
So why did they stop believing in Santa but still believe in Jesus?
They steadfastly cling to the belief that instead of dying, the will live forever with Jesus and friends.
Facts and data become irrelevant.
Like the fact that the rule book of this cobbled together, cooked up religion of the Bronze Age was decided by a committee of politicians a couple of hundred years after Jesus was romping around the Middle East.
Why? Why? Why?
Mimi will tell you.
All believers are former children.
Their Mummies and Daddies told them about Santa and told them about Jesus. Children will believe anything.
Remember?Their Mummies and Daddies told them about Santa and told them about Jesus. Children will believe anything.
So why did they stop believing in Santa but still believe in Jesus?
No one ever told them they would burn in Hell if they didn't believe in Santa.
Mimi loves you.
XOXOXO
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Saturday, February 11, 2012
Hey Mitt! Show us your underwear!
I just read Mitt Romney's bio on www.mittromney.com. It's missing some information.
Like the time his grandfather fled the US to Mexico to live because polygamy was outlawed. Grandpa took all the grandmas with him too.
Okay. That's a low blow. Sorry.
Think about this.
Does this look presidential?
Like the time his grandfather fled the US to Mexico to live because polygamy was outlawed. Grandpa took all the grandmas with him too.
Okay. That's a low blow. Sorry.
Think about this.
Does this look presidential?
Sunday, August 7, 2011
THE BELT
No one disputes the power of words. At least no one with a brain. If you do, please be quiet.
I once lived in Georgia. . . and moved away. I once lived in North Carolina. . . and moved away. I didn't realize the locations were lethal. I just thought the music was bad.
"Southerners are also more likely to experience a decline in cognitive ability over several years - specifically, problems with memory and orientation." I knew living there was hot and sticky, but I had no idea it would make my mind move to Philadelphia while my body stayed in Dixie.
“Experts do not know exactly why more strokes occur in the region stretching across Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee (sometimes additional Southern states are included in the stroke belt).”
Consider the word BELT.
Belt the jerk in the kisser.
Buckle your seat belt. Win the bull rider trophy belt. Drive around the beltway. Preserve the green belt. Get burned in the Sun Belt. Freeze your buns off in the Snow Belt. Have a stiff belt of Jack Daniels. Wear a funky belt with your new jeans. Belt out "I Did It My Way" in the shower. Move out of the Bible belt.
A Google search of BELT nets 27,900 results in .18 seconds. After scrolling past seductive shopping choices and the Wikifakepedia listing, a disturbing entry caught my eye.... In the ‘Stroke Belt,’ Erosion of Memory Is More Likely Too. *
The article states that folks living below the Grits Line “have long been known to have more strokes and to be more likely to die from them than people living elsewhere in the country.”
In case you have never heard of the Grits Line, once you cross it going from north to south, it is the point at which you are automatically served grits instead of toast with your breakfast order.
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| Breakfast Below the Grits Line |
Is it the deep fried possum, fried catfish, hushpuppies, fried ham, red-eye gravy and Moon Pies craved by the sons and daughters of Dixie? Too much porch sitting? Too many hours of “Dukes of Hazard” reruns?
Maybe. Maybe not. Researchers continue to investigate.
Dr. Gustavo C. Roman, head of the neuroepidemiology section of the American Academy of Neurology says, “This should be a very strong alarm signal.”
Well, duh, Gustavo. Do you live in Alabama? Is it already happening to you?
“If you want to keep your marbles, you need to control your blood pressure, excessive weight and other risk factors for stroke.”
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| Probably Not Keeping Her Marbles Oh, yes please. I do want to keep my marbles. Dr. George Howard, chairman of the biostatistics department at the University of Alabama and principal investigator of the study said, “One of the things we are concerned about is, it does sort of reinforce every negative stereotype about the South, that there are these slow hicks down here.” Congratulations, Dr. Howard! Dr. Howard has just been awarded The Ulysses S. Grant Most Hated Man in the South Award for 2011. * Read the July 4th NY Times article by Pam Belluck at http://www.nytimes.com/2011/07/05/health/05stroke.html?_r=1&adxnnl=1&pagewanted=all&adxnnlx=1309802461-QKm1g+TNidtWr9/zrBic7Q |
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