Leave It To Bieber
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- What in the heck is Krapsody? Humor, comedy, satire, a medley of militant irony. Not Safe For Anyone, Anywhere at Anytime (NSFAAA). These are my scrawlings about anything I find funny, weird, or want to rant about. Add a dash of sarcasm, spoofs, parodies, some slapstick, some plebian rigmarole, and that gas producing potpourri makes this the place to find out of the ordinary humor. It's All Krap, All The Time. Hey, I didn't say it was EXTRAORDINARY humor, now did I? Suffer Pope!
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8 Comments:
One can only hope that the rope doesn't break...
@ Greg "...unless it breaks his neck." There. I thought your sentence needed an ending.
Not to name drop, but I talk to Usher other day when he babysit Justin Bieber. According to him, next season of Disney’s Hannah Montana, Justin will be playing role of Hannah Montana. It seem Miley Cyrus has got too old since she shaves more often than him.
I found you thanks to Mother Teresa at The Rain in Spain...
I'm glad I did.
http://www.ashafullife.blogspot.com
@ Asha: Greetings and thanks! Also congratulations, you are my 100th follow on Blogger! As a gesture of my appreciation you have won an empty roll of Sarah Palin Toilet Paper! Sorry, I held out for so long waiting for my 100th follower that I REALLY had to go. And, well..it was toilet paper with Sarah Palin's face on it! How could I resist.
@ Rafael: Next time you talk to Usher, can you please ask him to explain why Bieber wrote "You smell, I smell"?
Shit's gold!!
@ALollipopWorld It's no coincidence then that "I fart ambrosia and shit pure gold turds! My cock spurts soft diamonds in the morning sunlight!" Ahh, Burroughs described everything so eloquently.
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