Thursday, May 16, 2013
The Outrage Industry
Well the other party
has done it yet again,
those grossest of pigs!
Not having learned etc.
If you can only send $10...TV
campaign against them
in the most affected states.
In the old burlesque, at
the sashaying entrance
of Madame La Zinga,
the comedian would spring
a mechanism in his baggy pants
to make a rod shoot up therein.
Pulpits railed at the nudity later
in the show when un-coy La Zinga
left squat to the imagination in
employing no mechanical apparatus
whatsoever. But the most unspeakable
clerical abhorrence at moral rot
was reserved for the comedic
simulation.
Finding a circular language
not to describe it proved
the industry then.
Well the other party
has done it yet again,
those grossest of pigs!
Not having learned etc.
If you can only send $10...TV
campaign against them
in the most affected states.
In the old burlesque, at
the sashaying entrance
of Madame La Zinga,
the comedian would spring
a mechanism in his baggy pants
to make a rod shoot up therein.
Pulpits railed at the nudity later
in the show when un-coy La Zinga
left squat to the imagination in
employing no mechanical apparatus
whatsoever. But the most unspeakable
clerical abhorrence at moral rot
was reserved for the comedic
simulation.
Finding a circular language
not to describe it proved
the industry then.
Labels: baggy pants, burlesque, burlesque comedian, outrage, outrage fatigue, outrage industry, politics, religion, striptease