Sun, 6 July 2008 It seems no one wants to go to the Flea Market on Independence Day. Maybe the holiday makes us crave something NEW, as our forefathers yearned for a sparkling, untested form of government in which they could drive around and pick up those hot colonial chicks. We don't want someone else's old picked-over system of self-rule! We want our democracy with an an extended guarantee, lit with brief sodium explosions and sternum-bashing fusillades of canon fire, not dusty, chipped in the corners, and half-price with no returns. So at the Flea Market today, the tables are empty, the castoff free marketeers away enjoying some well-earned air conditioning. Pickings are slim. And then we see it. Comments[2] |
This was had for the bargain price of five smacks. And after some debate, we believe it is a deer with some rabbit-like affect.
posted by: daysoff on Tue, 7/8 08:55 AM EDT
Two questions:
1. How much did they swindle out of you for it?
2. Is a horse or a kangaroo or a rabbit? Or is it a hor-garo-it?
1. How much did they swindle out of you for it?
2. Is a horse or a kangaroo or a rabbit? Or is it a hor-garo-it?
posted by: The Bendite on Tue, 7/8 04:15 PM EDT
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It seems no one wants to go to the Flea Market on Independence Day. Maybe the holiday makes us crave something NEW, as our forefathers yearned for a sparkling, untested form of government in which they could drive around and pick up those hot colonial chicks. We don't want someone else's old picked-over system of self-rule! We want our democracy with an an extended guarantee, lit with brief sodium explosions and sternum-bashing fusillades of canon fire, not dusty, chipped in the corners, and half-price with no returns. 