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7.25.07 @ 12:01AM

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Good luck on that happening.
-- Robert Arnold
Sonoma, California

FUNNY BONE
Re: Christopher Orlet's Defending Islamic Rage Boy:

I so enjoyed that article. It seems humor is being lost everywhere on everything in the world. I told my daughter in England the first of the two Islamic approved jokes and, after a short silence, she told me she didn't get it and asked me to repeat it. I said not necessary because there was a second one. I told her "Father of cats." Oh yes, and killed myself laughing. Actually, I find the Islamic approved jokes hilarious in a Monty Python sort of way. I doubt they intend them that way, but they are so funny by being overly serious and pretty incomprehensible. Monty Python would have loved them.

When you have no humor, you have no humility.
-- Alice Mollison
Houston, Texas

SCOTT THOMAS GONE AWOL
Re: John Tabin's Doubting Baghdad Thomas:

Thank you, John Tabin, for your detailed analysis and commentary on the New Republic's fantasy boy in Iraq. Your article was written in a very gentlemanly fashion ... far more than the stuck-in-adolescence left deserves.

I doubt that Scott Thomas will ever surface. If he does, expect a sure-fire war hero, complete with three Purple Hearts and two Silver Stars (records/citations not available). He will also have plenty more to say against officers and troops of our Armed Forces...in the form of pre-written and rehearsed scripts suitable for Mad Magazine/the New Republic/New York Times, etc., etc.... and for making pre-targeted noodle-spined Republicans soooo indignant and compliant.

Responsible Americans err whenever we expect the insane left to be reasonable.
-- C.G. Pyper
Monett, Missouri

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