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Duck and cover

Big Dick Cheney is on the ground in the rice belt today, so beware. He apparently came a little later than we originally heard. You might don lots of orange if you're going to be in the vicinity of Carlisle.

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C'mon, Max. Take a chance and be that intrepid reporter you always aspired to be.

I think Big Prick Cheney would be a more accurate description.

Good news Bad News...he spotted that lone Ivory Billed Pecker....and he shot it.

I am not in the habit of wishing misfortune on folks.. but a hole in a certain someones waders has crossed my mind..

I don't remember...is Lonoke County wet or dry? Surely someone on Darth's team will make sure he's got ample hootch for his matinee hunt.

lonoke county is very, VERY dry.


((((sigh))))

do they have somebody net the ducks beforehand and clip the wings to make it easier for dickhead to shoot them. he was shooting quail with clipped wings. maybe the ducks will walk along the logs and be easir to hit that way.

Good news Bad News...he spotted that lone Ivory Billed Pecker....and he shot it.

Posted by: Sanford | December 3, 2007 11:27 AM

Sanford, that's the best Dick Cheney line I have heard in a long time. You should send your resume to Leno.

ADG Headline tomorrow:
"Big Dick blasts little pecker"
It fits. Maybe he IS gonna be the next Razorback coach.

I'm sorry no one thought to arm the ducks over the weekend. I hate fights, but if they have to happen, let them be fair fights. Now....who knows a Witch Doctor or a Buddhist monk who knows how to purify tainted ground? That whole county will need a good disinfecting come sundown. To Dick Cheney....all my worst!


Max, I think you should, like his daughter Mary, swear off of dick.

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