Tooo funny

Someone posted this in my comments and I read the blog titled: "What was I thinking when I called Sarah Palin a B****?"  (yeah, creative use of the language)  What a RIOT!

http://margaretandhelen.wordpress.com/

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Meg loves Welsh Corgis
Did you catch the part where the lady who wrote it is 82?
Artzy Lady
Not specifically but generally you can tell that she's an older woman by the way she writes. LOL!
DKN
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I LOVED this. That was a good way to start the day, thanks!!
Joel
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Excellent stuff. Thing is, Sarah has pretty much begged us to call her a bitch, what with all of her hockey moms and lipstick talk. Like one commenter says, the only problem is that it's not fair to dogs.

This one goes on FB.

Thanks for sharing.
Joel
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I'm having second thoughts about FB . . .
Artzy Lady
Wha?? What is it about FB that is giving you second thoughts?
Joel
I should have said I am having second thoughts about posting the link to FB. I don't mind provoking people sometimes, but this might be seen as throwing salt in their wounds. It is funny though. And fair. But sometimes we have to be more than fair. I'm conflicted.
Joel
I should add that I think it's totally appropriate, but I feel like FB is more of a push. Honestly, I just want to push effectively. It's not so much that I'm worried about simply offending people. I want to offend them in such a way as to have the most impact. Too many of my FB friends would read just the headline and then they'd judge and be offended and they'd filter everything else out.
Artzy Lady
Yeah, I've also thought about that with posting things on facebook since most of my friends are GOP all the way and just shake their heads at why I'd vote for the baby killer. I want to communicate that there is another way without being a turn off. And I am not going to be the truth-police cause it is counter productive.
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