And probably joined to give us a bad name by his own actions.
Rent free is a term that's commonly used on FR also 
Posted on 02/10/2015 12:06:32 PM PST by barmag25
Today's America is a scary place for far-right troglodytes, my friends.
It's a place were "teh geys" are allowed to hold hands in public and have matrimonial "butt secks" in their homes without the threat of a public stoning.
It's a place were Shakira Law threatens the very foundations of our nation with telenovelas and tamales.
It's a place where death panels decide weather you'll get an appendectomy, a proctological exam, or a free pass to see the latest in FEMA coffins.
It's a place where our Food Stamp President works ceaselessly to spend our country into back alley bankruptcy, a scary place where we'll all be forced to fellate stained copies of Mao's little red book behind a dumpster filled with aborted babies.
Now the trogs have a new bogeyman to worry about: the Amish.
Except, well, the "Amish" aren't really the Amish. It's just code for a term which far too many right-wingers still wish they could use in public and get away it, and that word is
(Excerpt) Read more at charlestoncitypaper.com ...
I need to update my decoder ring.
Darn...my ring still comes up with "Amish". Guess it's 'cause my ring is still on now unsupported Win XP.
The Amish . . . they’re that “religion of peace,” aren’t they?
Poor feller has a wild Haire up his a** about FR.
He don' look like no bunny.
Rent free is a term that's commonly used on FR also
Precisely, and sarcastically used, too, because the one group we're 99.999% sure didn't do it is the Amish.
Perhaps he seeks satisfaction through a different route. Perhaps it seeks him...perhaps he is closet Amish...
With apologies to buggy driving folks everywhere...
There you go! That is a true code word.
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