Sick, but funny

[wombat_socho]

Diana Ross & the Supremes provide background music for this clip...a sort of "long-distance dedication", if you will.

Watch on YouTube

(Theo Spark)

Meanwhile Jules Crittenden promotes Panties for Peace! Pollute the vital essence of Burma's benighted dictators by exposing them to the spiritual uncleanness of women's underwear! Personally, I think a few sorties of B-52Ds would have more of an impact, but it's not my call. American readers, send your panties here:
Embassy of the Union of Myanmar
2300 S Street NW
Washington D.C. 20008

In Venezuela, folks still know how to properly venerate pop icon and murderous Commie Che Guevara, despite all these years of "Bolivarian" bullshit. (Instapundit)

They laughed when Jon Katz sat down to write about sexbots, but they're not laughing at David Levy, who recently completed his Ph.D. dissertation on human-robot relationships and predicted legalization of human-robot marriages in Massachusetts later this century. (Rachel)

Comments

[materia-indigo.livejournal.com]

Panty Power! Sounds good to me! Singer Maggie Estep has a song about the political potential of nasty, used panties. It's kind of a gross song, but funny.

[wombat-socho.livejournal.com]

Having seen my share of used panties these last few decades, I can well imagine. *curses his excessively vivid imagination*

[(Anonymous)]

Personally, I think a few sorties of B-52Ds would have more of an impact, but it's not my call.

Alas, too late. Only B-52Hes in our inventory these days.

BTW, got Seven Days in May and Failsafe in the last Amazon shipment. Should have movie night soon.

-RS

[wombat-socho.livejournal.com]

Alas, too late. Only B-52Hes in our inventory these days.

This is what I get for taking my eyes off the Air Force for a couple of years...actually, now that you mention it, I think they retired the last D models after the first Gulf War.