Dearest Senator Obama:
Good morning, my friend.
I hope that you are well this morning.
Thanks for emailing me those ‘liver cleanse’ recipes.
Man! That stuff really works. I’m drinking nothing BUT olive oil now.
Let’s turn to the economy for a second.
I’ve been told its bad.
Because the economy is bad, I hereby frickin’ DARE you to stop your campaign like me.
Just stop it. In fact, if you don’t pack up your bumper stickers and catchy websites (that I’ve been
told are accessible on The Interweb) it just shows how little you care for this country.
I care so much about this election I’ve dedicated myself to removing myself from it.
Now to the debate scheduled for tomorrow: Let’s call it a tie.
P.S. Did you see that David Blaine stunt? That guys crazy!
P.P.S. Let’s call off the VP debates too. Sarah…has a headache….I mean, tapeworm.
Yup. Them’s the breaks. Got a tapeworm. And….she’ll be hard at work on the economy.
And checking her stool regularly for evidence of a tapeworms. Which she does have.
P.P.P.S. Why don’t you ever return my Facebook pokes?
Yours truly,
American Hero John McCain
September 26, 2008 at 8:25 am
Does Sarah Palin really have tapeworms
in her stool? Because that seems slanderous
and stupid to say so if not. Believe me, as a Russian American, we’ve got enough to worry about if
she thinks that Putin is still Prime Minister
and has irrational fears that he’s sending
military jets into our airspace.
So, as the saying goes: don’t cast your pearls before swine and don’t miscast pearly
worms in sewage.
There’s enough problematic bowel discharge spewing out of this woman as it is.
Ved Drizmedrovek
September 30, 2008 at 8:35 am
Ved,
Thanks for the email! We are always alert to our readers and their stool related questions. Yes, Sarah Palin does have a confirmed population of three tapeworms. One in her esophagus, one trailing from stomach to small intestine, and one who is happy living part time in her colon, part time in her pants.
The question is: Is she ready to take command of this country and her parasite problem? The answer to both is no, apparently.
We here at mindflowers spoke with a veteranarian recently and found that the removal of tapeworms is currently a legal and safe medical option. Let’s hope it stays that way.
Your caring blogger friend, Ryan