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May 15, 2006
Arretez-vous, s'il vous plait
Whooaaaaaa, Nellie. Mercy. What a pun. Merci, Scott; you've brightened my otherwise dreary day with your word play.
Of course, my day was dreary because of you and your bullshit strip.
In today's new adventures in Hi-Fi, Winslow -- who started the war to begin with -- is now accepting advice from the press in the form of Carmen.
I will now give the only response I can muster:
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Somebody -- preferrably Universal Press Syndicate -- make this stop.
Comments
I'm missing something. Are the French really best known for cutting and running? They're one of the countries that said, "Invade Iraq? That's stupid" - and were right. My lord, I thought Stantis was a year behind the times in making jokes about Iraq - now I see he's over 3 years behind - back when they were "freedom fries."
Posted by: The Furnace at May 15, 2006 10:15 AM
So last week, the war was a bad idea. This week, it's a good one. You'd think that Scott Stantis has good enough health insurance that he can get a refill on his lithium prescription, because this man is bi-polar or something.
Posted by: Annie at May 15, 2006 01:08 PM
I'm predicting that Cindy Sheehan makes her return to Shrubville within three days. That, and what's the date that Patrick Kennedy crashed his car + 14 days? Poor Winslow gets his bicycle run into by a crazy moonbat on that day, unfortunately.
Posted by: vesti at May 15, 2006 03:33 PM
