Joke Of The Day: Back To Life

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Jun 132014
 
Rubber Chicken A famous scientist developed a formula to bring statues to life.

He went to a local park to try it out on a statue of Gen. Ulysses Grant.

After application, Gen Grant began to move and soon was completely alive.

The scientist asked, “What’s the first thing you’ll do, General?”

The general answered while drawing his pistol “I’m going to kill about a million damn pigeons!”

 

 

Jun 122014
 
Obama Puts Mexican Drug Cartels In Control Of US/Mexico Border

Mexican Drug Cartels
It’s time to remove this piece of excrement from office.

Excerpted from Breitbart Texas:

The massive influx of adults and minors crossing into the U.S. from Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador has brought the Customs and Border Protection agency (CPB) past its capacity to provide security at the U.S./Mexico border, according to the National Border Patrol Council (NBPC).

In an interview with Breitbart Texas, NBPC Vice President Shawn Moran revealed that the Mexican cartels control the flow of illegal immigrants across Mexico through the monopoly on coyotes, otherwise known as human smugglers. “Mexican cartels are exploiting this crisis to get their shipments through. They know our schedules, our shifts, our manpower, and how we react to these situations,” said Vice President Moran.

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How To Of The Day: Banana Dolphins

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Jun 122014
 
Banana Dolphins: A handy guide on how to create cute banana dolphins that are perfect for you, your kids, family, and friends to snack on.

Banana Dolphins

This recipe from Bismarck, North Dakota bakery, Luz’s Unique Creations:

First you find some nice and bright colored bananas with hardly any bruising on them. Then you wash them under water and dry them gently. Use a sharp knife and cut the stem all the way to the banana and a little past to make a smile and to be able to open them to put a grape into the opening.

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