Saturday, September 17, 2005
Under God
We owe Ike for that rhythm-tripper and parenthetical bump. He knew about halting speech.
Unconstitutional? In any non-political reading. But...not where the Supremes live.
My compromise: Under Gods. The plural will encompass
1-Mammon, to respect the actual corporate state running things, aka Wondrous Grease
Machine.
2-Allah, for Saudis who flew back some few month after 9-11, and will
be thus inspired to apply for dual citizenship.
3-Atheists, who can proclaim their god is no god. Okay, bit of a linguistic contortion.
For examples of prior somersaults, see Bush v Gore.
4-Christians, marching off to K Streeet. Also, note Attorney General's monograph "Torture,
Duty and Delight."
Meanwhile ponder Liberty and Justice for All in the Pledge.
Then, gather up the ass you laughed off.
"Unfair!" rolls the scream over the level court. "Everybody can play!"
How many dwarfs make the Lakers?
We owe Ike for that rhythm-tripper and parenthetical bump. He knew about halting speech.
Unconstitutional? In any non-political reading. But...not where the Supremes live.
My compromise: Under Gods. The plural will encompass
1-Mammon, to respect the actual corporate state running things, aka Wondrous Grease
Machine.
2-Allah, for Saudis who flew back some few month after 9-11, and will
be thus inspired to apply for dual citizenship.
3-Atheists, who can proclaim their god is no god. Okay, bit of a linguistic contortion.
For examples of prior somersaults, see Bush v Gore.
4-Christians, marching off to K Streeet. Also, note Attorney General's monograph "Torture,
Duty and Delight."
Meanwhile ponder Liberty and Justice for All in the Pledge.
Then, gather up the ass you laughed off.
"Unfair!" rolls the scream over the level court. "Everybody can play!"
How many dwarfs make the Lakers?
