What the careful photography of the Eminem Chrysler Superbowl ad didn’t show you
Huffington Post [engage voodoo curse]
Not a word however on what caused this.
In totally unrelated news, the US Census data confirms the reversal of the Great Northern Migration of the 1920s, as large numbers of blacks are returning home to their Roots in the South and leaving the big Northern cities behind.
Looks like scenes from a post-apocalypse movie.
I heard they are now bulldozing some streets and some houses in Motown with the idea that they will be able to turn them into farmland again.
Sounds like a govt. plan.
BTW, have they got EPA clearance regarding toxins on this land for farming?
Funny you would mention that.
Yesterday, right at the end of the Warren Ballentine show, he was talking about how “we” (people of the African persuasion) need to learn how to be farmers, so We can grow our own good food. There was also a mention that the ObamaChecks ™ for that big “payout” for all the black farmers who the Ag Department discriminated against haven’t shown up yet.
I can picture in my mind’s eye drivers along Jefferson Avenue having to be careful not to hit the herds of cattle being driven by the Detroit tribesmen to the Detroit River for their daily watering…
“the herds of cattle being driven by the Detroit tribesmen to the Detroit River for their daily watering”
Uhhh… UPGRADE – Duh!!!
;D
I think Dorothy Parker was on to something apropos when challenged to use “horticulture” in a sentence. “You can drag a horticulture,” she said, “but you can’t make her think.” I see an application here, sir. Yep I do.
Any cattle drinking out of the Detroit River would headline in the National Enquirer – “Glow In The Dark Cows Trample Dearborn.”
I think I can make some serious money going into business making ANSI-spec reflective safety vests for domestic farm animals crossing federal highways. There’s bound to be a clause in the health care bill that requires it…
I saw a cartoon on a radio station today – it showed a cow approaching the pearly gates, but there was a cattle guard in front of the gate