IRAQI COVERAGE: “F**K THE MEDIA!!”

 

1. Read this

   http://www.eonline.com/Gossip/Morton/Archive/2003/031220.html

   Posted by Oink       01/30/2005  at  11:44 AM  



2. Vilmar
   Did you notice that the YawHoo column was written by the AFP. That is the “Agence France-Presse”. What did you expect from the stinking French.
   France is our enemy. They will always spin an endeavor that involves America in a negitive light.
   Fuck France.

   AFP launched their YawHoo service on March 19, 2003.

   Like Pravda, the AFP is Bullshit

   LC GENO

   Posted by LC Geno       01/30/2005  at  03:38 PM  



3. Don’t be surprised if AFP writers were trained in the “dialectic” by the strong Bolshie party that always nestled cozily in the French bosom.  Even Charles the Galling had his share of headaches with them.

   Posted by Tannenberg       01/30/2005  at  06:19 PM  



4. Goddam cheese and snail-eating bastards!  And what really pisses me off is that I like to eat both of the above. 

   Posted by Oink       01/30/2005  at  06:55 PM  



5. I’m confused Vilmar:

   >>We should be ashamed!  I hang my head.

   Are you ashamed that the US has a lower voting precentage than Iraq? Personally I’m very psyched by that fact. The fewer people that vote in this country, the slower the handbasket ride to hell will be.

   Bring back the land ownership requirement for voting in this country and the likes of Kusinich (sp?) and Kerry will shrivel away.

   Ahh, I can dream, can’t it?

   Posted by tuffbeingright       01/30/2005  at  08:56 PM  



6. Oink the French use snail smellin’ pigs as bird dogs.  No they smell mushrooms.  Only the French would train a pig. 

   My wife bought some of those French mushrooms for $600 a pound.  Boy did she get ripped off.  She saw it on one of her so-called cooking shows.

   My favorite is President Bush’s daughter’s cooking chicken show!!!

   Posted by Z Woof       01/31/2005  at  06:13 PM  



7. Z W —YES, the specially trained pigs hunt truffles, a specific kind of mushroom.  Load up today, along with your Beluga Caviar.  They are on sale for 1500 Euros per kilo —or about $920 per pound.

   Eat them instead of French   Fries.  Truthfully, I’ve never tasted the stuff.

   Posted by Oink       01/31/2005  at  08:09 PM  

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