More hoax humor

[Geo3gh]

<a href="http://www.somethingawful.com/articles.php?a=1402&p=5">http://www.somethingawful.com/articles.php?a=1402&p=5</a>

Check out the third picture down.

Just a little background, this site is "SomethingAwful.com". It's a humor site, mostly of the juvenile kind. They have a forum where people submit jokes of whatever theme is going on. Today's theme is "Mohammad Said al-Sahaf tells it how it is."

I do warn that some of the things on SomethingAwful are not safe for work.

[Glom]

BA has disabled HTML on the new board. Here (http://www.somethingawful.com/articles.php?a=1402&p=5)'s the link using BBcode.

[nebularain]

I like the Death Star one!

[Geo3gh]

Thanks, Glom. That's what I get for not paying attention to what's new on the new board.


So, do you think that since it's being surrounded by such things as He-Man, zombies and the Death Star (and on another page, Kermit saying "It is easy being green") that the twinkies will get that this is a joke, and not use it as proof?

I shudder to think of ** reporting that he has evidence that Mohammad Said al-Sahaf found out that we faked the landing, and so we had to invade Iraq to stop him from blowing the whistle.

I shudder because that sounds like something I'd hear from **.

[Glom]

Well so far in this whole political mess, they've tried using the threat of terrorism as justification, then it was weapons of mass destruction, by the time action started it was about liberation of the people. Those justifications haven't convinced many people. Maybe that reason might be more effective. Frankly, I think that retrieving a stargate would be more believable.

[aporetic_r]

The one with him in front of the Death Star from Jedi, with the news ticker saying something about Death Star construction being on schedule, was definitely the best. There were also some good obscure video game references and at least one image referring to Fermat's Last Theorem, unless there is some other conjecture that the author claimed he solved but couldn't write down in the narrow margin of his text.

Aporetic
www.polisci.wisc.edu/~rdparrish

[gethen]

I was waiting for the one where he was standing in front of a couple of U.S. marines who are waiting to haul him away as he proclaims that coalition forces are not in Baghdad. But the one with Godzilla was great.

[Trust No 1]

When do they get the time to do these?
Very funny indeed. :D