This is a family site, so y’all are just going to have to click the linkies. (You’re already clicking on them, aren’t you? hee hee)
Graphic: 2012_03 08 Nancy shocked at bad words about Fluke > Values – Left v Right
Chrissy’s Site Bites: http://news.webshots.com/photo/2651819760056011884veLBmO
Thanks to http://terrellaftermath.com/ for permission to post.
I read what Fancy Nancy had to say about Fluke’s “courage” in coming forward. There was this one bit about how horrible it was for one student who was told right at the pharmacy counter that her insurance didn’t cover birth control and she was OMG embarrassed and OMG had to walk away.
Well, crap. I guess we just should take a big black Magic Marker to that damn First Amendment thing about religious freedom and force that damn Catholic college to pay for her damn birth control. Right? I mean, What Would Jesus Do? LET her be EMBARRASSED?! It’s unspeakable. It’s outrageous. It can’t be allowed!
Graphic: Fluke leading the Leftists > Values – Left v Right
Chrissy’s Site Bites: http://news.webshots.com/photo/2518786520056011884ifQNhw
H/t to angelaisms for idea about using Delacroix’s famous “Liberty Leading the People.”
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Those pictures are hilarious, Chrissy… even if inappropriate for a family site. 🙂
Oh, and btw, I stole your great line about “keeping out of our wallets” for b.o.b. 🙂
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p.s. Although I recall very little of what I learned in high school biology, I do remember learning about the liver fluke — I suppose it stuck in my head, despite my terrible memory, because “fluke” is such a funny-sounding word. Pronouncing if “flook” (rhymes with “book”), as Sandra does, doesn’t improve the situation — it just creates endless temptation for juvenile and/or salacious plays-on-words.
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Thanks for the fix.
And you’re welcome to the wallet line. I think I stole it from somewhere else too LOL.
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When you spread the humor around, it’s good for everyone.
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God knows we need to laugh wherever we can these days. Otherwise, you know, we’d end up wanting to put our wrists in the oven or something. [stole that line too LOL]
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