It’s little known that John F Kennedy had plans to turn sewage plants across the country into labs dedicated to studying fecal matter’s potential uses. People across the country were protesting against these sewage plants being placed so close to urban areas, but in reply, Kennedy, stated “ask not what your country can do for poo, but what poo can do for your country”
R.I.P.
Thursday, February 28, 2008
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
JOKE DAY
Jeff has two sons, one named Chester and the other named Cedric.
They’re both 5 years old, and on this particular day, he is potty training them in their condominium in sunny Rancho Cucamonga.
They’re having a little bit of trouble, first Cedric shits off the side of his training toilet and it goes all over the floor. Then Chester forgets to take his underwear off before he poops, and he sprays projectile diarrhea out the sides of his tightie whities. The kids look at their dad confused, and Cedric says “but neither of us can do it daddy, doesn’t that mean it’s ok, why do you look so mad?”
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The father says, “boys…..poo wrongs don’t make a right.”
They’re both 5 years old, and on this particular day, he is potty training them in their condominium in sunny Rancho Cucamonga.
They’re having a little bit of trouble, first Cedric shits off the side of his training toilet and it goes all over the floor. Then Chester forgets to take his underwear off before he poops, and he sprays projectile diarrhea out the sides of his tightie whities. The kids look at their dad confused, and Cedric says “but neither of us can do it daddy, doesn’t that mean it’s ok, why do you look so mad?”
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The father says, “boys…..poo wrongs don’t make a right.”
Saturday, February 23, 2008
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