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This Book is Red and Tastes Great
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I was disappointed that the interviewee never actually said the exact words "The book is red and it tastes great." I found myself waiting through the entire video for the words, and being not a little bit depressed to find that they were absent. I wish I could buy it, but there are no merchants specializing in English books where I reside. I hope every free man and woman who has the ability to buy English language books will lose no time and do exactly that.
Posted by: Will Slack | May 22, 2008 6:06 AM
Will, I have 3 words for you:
Amazon!
These fantastic single breasted warrior women even ship to Ireland.
(Just so there's no confusion, Amazon: that's women with one breast and not women who have breasts and aren't hooked up with someone)
Posted by: Jody | May 22, 2008 10:56 AM
Jody, I believe that any self-respecting Grammar Cop would tell you that typing "single-breasted" would clear up all confusion. ;)
Posted by: Kevin | May 22, 2008 9:54 PM
Kevin: I believe one should never let punctuation stand in the way of comedy. Ever.
By the way, when did those less useful characters on the keyboard cease to be the ones you reached for when you wanted to say s$%t and f@*k and turned into cutsey faces?
Posted by: Jody | May 23, 2008 6:21 AM
I was also hoping for him to say, "this book is red and tastes great," but even though he didn't the video was still hilarious.
Posted by: Samantha | May 23, 2008 7:23 AM