Nyuk! (#822)

Heh! Barry The Barbarian pinched this one from somebody else (don't look at 'em if you're at the workplace...especially if you work with Muslims that carry swords, or staplers).

But, just in case you missed it...

Miss USA & Mohammed...

Okay, so there's a big ol' stir out there because Rimshot Fakiah, (or whatever her name is) has won The Miss USA Pageant.  Everybody's all in a twit because she's one of them foreign Muslim terrorist types.

Let's just be honest here.  BIG HAIRY DEAL!!! 

I am of the opinion that these "beauty pageants" (which nobody watch) are rigged up deals from the start.  Everybody knows that the glory days of Miss America, and Miss USA are in the far distant past.  And, I believe that the people that "own" these pageants intentionally rig up who is gonna win (or lose), and why, in order to create "controversy."  Think Carrie Prejean, etc....

Because, let's be honest...without "controversy," nobody would even know that they had done a contest!  The pageants, and the winners are so irrelevant that they've got to keep something stirred up on the odd chance that they'll actually get more than 7 people to watch it next time around.

Alright...I had promised y'all that I was gonna participate in "Everybody Draw Mohammed Day."  And, I also promised y'all that my entry would SUCK!

So, as to kill two birds with one stone (or maybe fulfill two promises with one post)...here it is.

Now, let me ax y'all respectfully to please refrain from telling me just how badly my entry sucks!  I already know.  I mean, the purpose of blog comments is not to state the obvious. 

Thank you very much!

BTW, if you want to see the video of what other folks have come up with, Theo Spark posted it.

And, don't forget a real "woman's place" in Mohammed's world...

See...told ya'...

"Everybody Draw Mohammad Day"...May 20...links you might find interesting...

In the comments, our good buddy (who we rarely disagree with), Buck, left a link to collected images of Mohammad.  It is much appreciated, sir!

He also advised that we might find it entertaining enlightening to read some of the e-mail responses to this collection.

I certainly agree!  Go read what some practitioners of "The Religion of Peace" have to say behind it!

That is all.