On the Lighter Side:
new virulent strain of sexually transmitted disease

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The Center for Disease Control has issued a warning about a new virulent strain of sexually transmitted disease. This disease is contracted through dangerous and high risk behavior. The disease is called Gonorrhea lecthim (pronounced "gonna re-elect him"). Many victims have contracted it after having been screwed for the past 4 years, and in spite of having taken measures to protect themselves from this especially virulent disease.

Cognitive sequelae of individuals infected with Gonorrhea lecthim include, but are not limited to:

  • Anti-social personality disorder traits;
  • delusions of grandeur with a distinct messianic flavor;
  • chronic mangling of the English language;
  • extreme cognitive dissonance;
  • inability to incorporate new information;
  • pronounced xenophobia;
  • inability to accept responsibility for actions;
  • exceptional cowardice masked by acts of misplaced bravado;
  • ignorance of geography and history;
  • tendencies toward creating evangelical theocracies;
  • and a strong propensity for categorical, all-or nothing behavior.

Bush is for Bush... period....

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