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Showing posts with label hammer and sickle. Show all posts

Showing posts with label hammer and sickle. Show all posts

Thursday, November 6, 2008

Hammer and Sickle

That's the communist flag being waved in celebration of our president-elect, there.

Posted by wm at 6:32 PM 0 comments

Labels: communist flag, hammer and sickle, Obama

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wm: You and I think all the time. Our brains never shut down, unless we're consuming way too much tequila. But after we've processed all those thoughts and ideas, there are interesting little pieces of chips in the bottom of the brain's resealable bag, and they are often the best, even though you can't really dip them into the French onion. Why are they the best? Because they have all that flavoring from the other chips that has settled down into the bottom of the bag, that's why.

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