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March 7th 2009     

The Taxinator

Posted by: Laer at 07:53 am

M

y dear friend and blog designer extraordinaire, Dale, aka Okie on the Lam, has been at it again with his wicked Photoshop skills … what do you think?  Writes Dale:

Lying awake this AM a thought briefly flashed through the ether of my consciousness — if the Obama administration continues apace and totally bankrupts the U.S. economy, would that be grounds for impeachment? …

I don’t think aspirin is gonna help with this fever . . . alright, now where’s my copy of Atlas Shrugged?

Heh.  Another proud American goes Galt.

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  1. Jim

    March 7th, 2009 at 12:39 pm

    I’m expecting to see “The One” as the cover of “(Very) MAD MAGAZINE”  …  What, ME Worry?I think it would be a natural

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