Let them lick your flavor instead!
Posted on 05/29/2015 11:44:46 AM PDT by AngelesCrestHighway
WINNER !
Toilet paper also has the distinked advantage of being the canvas on which many of us paint "the Prophet's" likeness every morning !
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Quite a picture. Thanks for posting.
Perfect solution! Thereby, pages of the Koran become illustrated
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Wow...I heard there was a heat wave out there, but really!
Stay inside and stay cool!
Let them lick your flavor instead!
He should change the T-shirt to “Pork Islam!”
Local talk radio interview
http://www.kfyi.com/onair/arizona-news-55067/audio-free-speech-rally-outside-phoenix-13633741
(I haven’t had time to listen yet)
So remember how the news idiots don’t mind showing somebody being be-headed as long as they block out the face? If they were inclined they’d show his shirt with a couple letters blocked. Better to say what you mean without waiting for approval from the same guys who are part of the problem.
While I’m saying effthemuzzies I’d use another eff for the MSM.
Go back to the beginning with moohamud squatting in his cave, looking for the handle to his non-flushing terlet, and trying to find money to pay for the gold tablets he just ordered in. There’s lots to work with what with the goat girls coming over and all.
You miss the point. muzzies have to come to realize that their two-bit profit doesn’t deserve any more reverence than anyone else’s and trashing him is not a killing offense. The only way , it seems, to make the point is to rub it in good and hard. Break it off in their nostril so to speak, until they’re willing to join the rest of civilization. At some point, maybe 400 years from now, they have to come to realize the difference between their faith and tribal law, and maybe learn how to use a flush terlet. Their learning curve is really steep so far.
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