A great piece From The Times-on-Thames [Not to be confused with Pravda-on-Hudson]
Saturday, November 08, 2008
The Prodigal's Tale, or The Gospel According to Gerard
A great piece From The Times-on-Thames [Not to be confused with Pravda-on-Hudson]
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This is wonderful (well, in a stylistic sort of way). How about this passage, though:
And it was about this time too that Sarah from the North Country was transformed. She began speaking in tongues. Sitting down with the Scribes of the media she was asked questions but replied in the language of Gobble-de-Gook and the people said among themselves: “What on earth is she talking about?” She no longer wore her simple sackcloth and parkas but appeared before the crowds in the finest robes from the stalls of Neiman-Marcus and Saks Fifth Avenue.
Powww!!
Yes, The Gospel according to Gerard is showing us what happens when the machinations of the Senhedric courtiers of John of Cain bound the Fair Sarah to their corrupt will.
Powww, what, AI?
Palin should wear sackcloth?
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