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'Citizen-Had-Enough'

When political animals sound off in the media, it sounds something like this...

Elephant: "Hey donkey, you walk slower than a turtle."

Donkey: "You should talk. You move as slow as a sloth, and you’re bald."

Elephant: "Yeah, well you smell funny."

Donkey: "And your nose drags on the ground."

Elephant: "Your feet are ugly."

Donkey: "You’re fat."

Elephant: "You’re skinny and you walk like a girl."

Donkey: "Well, I bet you can’t climb stairs."

Elephant: "I bet you never take a bath."

Donkey: "So. Who needs to take a bath? Besides, your ears are as big as school buses."

Elephant: "And your teeth look like the front grill of a Lincoln Continental."

Donkey: "Yeah, well you’re so big buildings have to get out of your way."

Elephant: "Oh yeah, well your brain is so small you need a micron scope to find it."

Donkey: "You have wrinkles."

Elephant: "You have self-esteem problems."

Donkey: "Oh yeah, well you sound like a trumpet when you sneeze."

Elephant: "Oh no, you didn’t go there. Sound like a trumpet, huh? Well, you sound like a horse in heat."

Donkey: "Well, when you eat, you chew your food like you are washing clothes."

Elephant: "And you tiptoe around like you’re some kind of ballet dancer."

The two animals paused and stared at each other. Then the elephant spoke.

Elephant: "You know, I really don’t understand you. But you do sport a mean coat of grey."

Donkey: "Ditto to you."

 

It’s time, America, to put away our political differences and focus on making this nation better. It’s a new millennium and we’re still allowing colors -- white and black and now, red and blue -- to get in the way of what America was designed to be – the greatest country on the earth.

It’s time to stop acting our shoe size and start acting our age!

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Brigitta Mullican June 2, 2013 at 11:58 pm
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damian starr June 7, 2013 at 11:46 pm
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Deborah Durham May 14, 2013 at 01:11 pm
I am so sorry this happened to your girls! There is no excuse for the theater personnel notRead More helping. I hope you get an apology from management. Perhaps the city police should have an officer in the area after the last movie.
Joe Shono May 14, 2013 at 08:09 pm
Yaaaay! Lets put it on the police again. Good thinking the Deb. How about Kate gets her daughter aRead More chaperone. Ask 2 people and then a movie theatre employee and then walk home? That story sounds really fishy. I don't believe the world is in as bad a shape as Kate purports.
Theresa Defino May 14, 2013 at 08:55 pm
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Brigitta Mullican May 29, 2013 at 02:41 am
Looking forward to seeing our Sister City Pinneberg dancers perform. Thank you to all RockvilleRead More families for hosting our German guests and for Karen Rawlins coordinating the dance exchange. Brigitta Mullican