[railsplitter]

A Vodou believer pours hot pepper-spiced homemade alcohol on her genital area, one of the key rituals during Gede, a Vodou holiday dedicated to Baron Samdi and the Gede family of spirits of the dead, while other believers, one clutching a miniature coffin, look on in the National Cemetery in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, on November 1, 2003, which is All Saints Day and is also the first of two days devoted to the Gede, who are feted for most of the month of November. One of themost important Vodou holidays in the country, but especially in the capital, Vodouists go to cemeteries to pray with food, coffee and peppered alcohol, to light candles and to put fresh flowers on graves, and then dance all night at 'peristyles' or Vodou temples. (AP Photo/Daniel Morel)

[fishtank]

Remember this when people tell you that all religions are valid roads to God.

Baloney.

[Ecliptic]

Or at least he wants you to think it's hot stuff.....

[KentTrappedInLiberalSeattle]

The only sure way to remove all telltale traces of infection, once you've foolishly allowed Bill Clinton to... ummmmmmm... "feel your pain?" Battery acid... and lots OF it. :)

[Michael Barnes]

Hey Ya'll, watch this!

[J. Semper Paratus]

Feeding the CROTCH CRICKETS brings good luck...

Seriously, how do we know this person is female?

It's a MAN baby!

[OESY]

A Vodou believer pours hot pepper-spiced homemade alcohol on her genital area, one of the key rituals during Gede, a Vodou holiday dedicated to Baron Samdi and the Gede family of spirits of the dead, while other believers, one clutching a miniature coffin, look on in the National Cemetery in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, on November 1, 2003, which is All Saints Day and is also the first of two days devoted to the Gede, who are feted for most of the month of November.

Thank you for the post. I will recommend this treatment to all my feted friends -- mostly on the Half-Vast Democratic Underworld side.