Saturday, June 21, 2008

Jihad Harmony; Where Terrorists Go To Find Love

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At Jihad Harmony® you’re not just another suicide bomber to us. Our staff will give you the personal attention you deserve and with our money back guarantee if you’re not happy with our service we’ll blow ourselves up! What sets us apart from other dating sites is that with every successful match we’ll give you the goat of your choice and the head of an infidel. How can you say no to that? Let’s face it my friends, the Jihadist life is a lonely one but with Jihad Harmony® it doesn’t have to be. Call now, radical Islamists are waiting.
Conservative Springfield 21JUN08

8 comments:

Hilton Hightower said...

The name of your page should be Tish's page, not Tishs' page.

You are Tish. This is your page. Therefore, you need to apply the singular possessive apostrophe s to Tish. Like, for example, if this page belonged to my friend Bill. It would be Bill's Page, not Bills' Page.

Moral: No matter how much one chooses to run roughshod over the little people, one should never run roughshod over the established rules of grammar.

Tish Willis said...

Hilton, You are correct and I will make the change you have rightly pointed out. Thanks for the correction, Tish

Hilton Hightower said...

No problem. Grammar correction is how I roll.

Tish Willis said...

Hilton,
You have rightly pointed out that syntax and grammatical correctness takes precedent over content. I have anointed and bestowed upon you the highly coveted title of editor in chief and arbiter of literary correctness, an appointment often sought and rarely given. Take pride in your position and endeavor to distinguish yourself in this highly sought, often overlooked, necessary editorial perch. A certificate of achievement will be forthcoming, suitable for framing and display in a prominent place within your abide. Thanks so much, Tish

Tish Willis said...

See, already an error in grammar, I meant abode but typed abide. Now you can see why you are needed.

Hilton Hightower said...

Hilton Hightower works for no one.

As Walter Heinreid (not Henreid) once said, "It's the crux of the content that is the matter, not the composition. It's the meeting of ideas in a time and space both tangible and intangible that raises the eyebrow of awareness and speaks, saying 'Ah, this is art!' But don't forget about the composition, for a lack of it will surely muck up your vibe."

It seems you lack the content, the composition, and the art. I am perpetually unmoved.

Tish Willis said...

Hilton, perpetual is a physical impossibility.Simple physics.

Hilton Hightower said...

No physics is simple, even for me, who exists outside the limitations of such petty human conundrums.

Unmoved. Perpetually unmoved. Repeatedly unmoved. Consistently unmoved. Never even moved to begin with. You catch my drift. Nice work though. I don't think your soapbox makes you tall enough to look down on me.

I am too smart for your own good.