Arizona's primary election is next Tuesday, and the final days of the campaign are bringing out the crazy. Like the early days did, for that matter. And stepping up to the challenge in the District 1 Republican congressional primary is Andy Tobin, the speaker of the state House, who
My friend the vet used to say that Chi-hua-huas (to be spoken aloud in Les Nessman voice) could live to be 25 but usually died early of "foot" disease. (accompanied by a sharp kicking motion)
call Will Smith?
I wish to state for the record that in my entire life in the GWN, I have yet to meet someone suffering from said condition.
And yet my son at 6 yrs could draw a world map and get the Scandinavian countries in the right order. Go figure. (yes, I'm boasting)
My friend the vet used to say that Chi-hua-huas (to be spoken aloud in Les Nessman voice) could live to be 25 but usually died early of "foot" disease. (accompanied by a sharp kicking motion)
Watch for the telltale signs of corruption.
<i>To turn, turn will be our delight, Till by turning, turning we come &#039;round right.</i>
Q: Can coyotes carry the ebola virus?
A: Yes, for a fee of $1500, paid up front.
Fuckin&rsquo; Quintana&hellip; that creep can roll, man.
~ The Dude
aka the <a href="http:\/\/rationalwiki.org\/wiki\/Crazification_factor" target="_blank">Crazification factor.</a>
Is that before or after you drop the chalupa?
Yup, since it&#039;s actually a river in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Revised plan:
1. Get passport so I can fly to some shithole country half way around the world, maybe El Salvador. 2. Die from the disease before I get there.
Is there a nicotine stain on his index finger? A dime novel hidden in the corn crib?
Are certain words creeping into his conversation? Words like, like &#039;swell?&quot; And &#039;so&#039;s your old man?&quot;
Cesar Chavez had Ebola according to my Bob Jones University book &quot;Human Physiology For Home Schoolers.&quot;
Just gives them a chance to recycle all their panic documents. Just ignore where they crossed out &quot;bird flu&quot;.