Illuminati-R-Us

I remember reading it. It's brilliant. If you want a concise summing-up of the article, go here. You don't have to bother reading, just the cartoons will suffice :D

Isn't that always the question?

Why don'T we just ignore this guy and just revert to our usual routine?

I WIN!!

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^Is just sooooo sweet ^

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OK, I won the thread in the original form, I don't have to follow suit here anymore....

For once, I am dumbstruck.

^^^Is so sweet^^^
^^Is right, nonetheless^^
^Is so sweet^

I doubt it. Joe Lieberman just isn't that much of a national hero as Colin Powell is.

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Do you think we should tell the public?

In a Meet the Press interview.

Remarkable, that the man who explained the necessitiy of the Iraq war to the Security Council (it was all ablut WMD, of course) should reverse his political preference so profoundly.

And never mind the Boeoing ad in the beginning...

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Ah, the stories our surgical colleagues are telling....

Methods to distract the son from repeatedly switching off the vacuum cleaner.

^Knows his orthography^

Mazda 323, a popular compact class in Europe.

IAHTT because I anwered them all.

Do we really want to overstretch the llama's patience?

Reminds me of the " five big lies of the doctors":

1. "I'll be right with you!"
2. "What, do you think I'm doing this for the first time?"
3. "You will hardly feel a thing"
4. "It'll be over in a minute"
5. "You'll be fine"

"Consucktual" sounds more apprpriate here.

By the way, what's the correct pronounciation of the governesse's name? Like, "he was visibly palin' when I told him I'd call my pal in". Like the first or like the second?

^Maybe has more trust than he should have...^

Yes, see my post above. :P

If you pronounce YEC as a word as if it was German it sounds like "jeck". That is yiddish for "crazy", but also used with the same meaning in common German usage. "Bist du jeck??!!" is what my strict aunt used to shout at me when I had again...never mind. "Jecke&qu...