"Honey, when you were born, you were born in a gay tree.
And then you fell out and hit every gay branch on the way down.
And then you fell on top of a gay man.
And then you did him."
erm...uh...
thank you, Karen...
And now
we return you
to our blog.
Saturday, November 14, 2009
We interrupt this blog for a brief word from Ms. Karen Walker...
"Honey, when you were born, you were born in a gay tree.
And then you fell out and hit every gay branch on the way down.
And then you fell on top of a gay man.
And then you did him."
erm...uh...
thank you, Karen...
And now
we return you
to our blog.
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