Sorry for the lack of posting today, but I spent the afternoon in the hospital (no cause for alarm; my wife was getting checked out as she is at 40 weeks). One of the things that grabbed my attention while at the hospital were the mezuzot (sacred parchments inscribed by hand with two portions of [...]
Palestinian girls are seen during an event marking the 45th anniversary of the foundation of the Fatah movement, in Balata refugee camp, in the West Bank city of Nablus, Saturday, Jan. 2, 2010. (AP Photo/Nasser Ishtayeh) Homework assignment: Please answer the following questions: If the so-called Israeli occupation of the disputed territories began in 1967, [...]
It’s the Michael Jackson Martyrs Brigades! Because We’re Bad, We’re Bad- Come On (Bad Bad-Really, Really Bad) You Know We’re Bad, We’re Bad- You Know It Here’s a picture of palestinians holding up photos of their relatives killed during Operation Cast Lead. Undoubtedly as non-combatants. Just a picture of a child brandishing a rifle (and [...]
First published November 11th, 2006 and republished as part of my celebration of the anniversary of the death of arch terrorist Yasser Arafat Finally, some undisputable evidence that Arafat was indeed gay. Not to mention, quite an adept multi-tasker.
First published November 11th, 2006 and republished as part of my celebration of the anniversary of the death of arch terrorist Yasser Arafat Is Terrorfat gay? Who knows. It may just be a rumor, but where there’s smoke, there’s fire. And there’s a subtle hint in this photo..
First published August 16th, 2004 and republished as part of my celebration of the anniversary of the death of arch terrorist Yasser Arafat One of the funniest features from my Mad magazine collection was The Shadow Knows. If I recall correctly, it was done by Sergio Aragones, and involved cartoons of people in different situations. [...]
First published September 19th, 2004 and republished as part of my celebration of the anniversary of the death of arch terrorist Yasser Arafat PLO Arab terrorist leader Yasser Afatrat is no one dimensional villain. He has many dimensions. There’s his courageous side: (It takes guts to roll your boogers in public) There’s his cultural side: [...]
First published October 20th, 2004 and republished as part of my celebration of the anniversary of the death of arch terrorist Yasser Arafat. Meet Al (Aqsa) Bundy:
“I told you I’d shoot, but you didn’t believe me! Whyyyy didn’t you believe me?!”
