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To: American in Singapore
Whoa, there's some real lookers (NOT!)

LOL, the burqa begins to make more sense.
27 posted on 02/18/2006 1:47:36 AM PST by milemark (Proud to be an infidel.)
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To: milemark
"LOL, the burqa begins to make more sense."

While there is the odd looker, there is a whole lot of ugly that SHOULD be covered up. I don't blame some muslim men demanding the extreme burka with only a screen to look out of.

Looks like NY has more Muzzies than Norway does. Pity.

33 posted on 02/18/2006 1:56:11 AM PST by Nathan Zachary
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To: milemark; Dallas59; dennisw; HiTech RedNeck; CarrotAndStick
Here's my answer to that pork chop whose porcine head is stuffed into a seam-splitting hejab.

We can't respect U because U 'R barbaric savages that have no respect for civilized cultures. Learning how to spell would also be helpful.

Something that we should keep in mind during this discussion is that humor can be an invaluable weapon in the clash of cultures, or as I like to describe it, our culture vs. their lack thereof.

You'll notice that there are no Muslim satirists.

Their are no stand-up comedians from Jedda, and there are no P.J. O'Rourke or Christopher Buckley-type humorists that hail from Rawalpindi.

There's a very good reason for this.

Humor, like music, dance, sport, or any other genuinely enjoyable form of entertainment does not exist in Dar al-Islam.

It is prohibited, upon pain of death.

We need more Jyllands Posten editorial cartoons.

Only much funnier next time.

;-)

184 posted on 02/18/2006 4:19:32 PM PST by Do not dub me shapka broham ("The moment that someone wants to forbid caricatures, that is the moment we publish them.")
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