Did You Know?
That, according to Iran's President Ahmadinejad, they don't have teh gheys?
Not one. Not a single ghey.
Last year, Iran hung some gheys. Do you think they scared the rest straight?
Posted by Rosemary on
09.24.2007
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R.I.P. Steven Malcolm Anderson
Minion
of the Week
Recently, two leaders were met with fierce opposition when they attempted to appear at Ground Zero to pay their respects. One was Ahmedinejad; the other was Rudy Giuliani.
I'm still waiting for George W. Bush to appear before a group of students at Columbia University.
Yours,
Wince
No, it's one of the intentional mis-spellings that is all the rage with the internet kiddies these days.
By the way, the last time there was this kind of fad for humorous misspelled words (mid 1800's), we ended up with O.K., which stood for "Oll Korrect".
Nah, his campaign capitalized on the already-popular Oll Korrect:
++ very cool word origins. I love entomology, and that's honestly the first time I've heard of it.
The night before we left, a man who told us all he was from Iran stood up and damned me like I'd never been damned before. As the ushers rushed up the aisle to throw him out, he screamed:
"The President was right! There are no Gays in our country!"
to which I replied:
"...and there's no real freedom. Either way, you lose."
...and then the crew and I went for Chinese.
The Peace Corps said there were only four countries in the world where local men would regularly sexually proposition male volunteers. Three were Sri Lanka, Turkey and Morocco. Can you guess the fourth?
S
A
PS: Massachusetts is also incorrect.
Iran? I hear it's pretty bad in Saudi Arabia as well.
From what I understand, there is also a strong subculture of homosexual sex, not necessarily homosexuality, throughout the Arab world.
My point, though, was Mr. Ahmedwhatmacallit is not only wrong, he's far more wrong than he imagines, since Iran is one of the gayest countries out there. Or he's just lying.