In the words of Mr. Bruce Springsteen,
"Don't vote for that fuckin' Bush!"
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LUDIC LOG
09.30.2004
K: ...and, by doing so, further
endangering the lives of Americans.
M: Thank you, Mr. Kerry. Mr. Bush? Your rebuttal?
B: Mr. Kerry can suck
my rebuttal.
M: Mr. President, I don't want to have to warn you again.
B: What?
M: This is the third time I've asked you about the use of the
word 'suck'. I understand that this procedure can get a bit
heated and emotional, but...
B: My people weren't told anything about my not being allowed to
say 'suck'.
M: Yes, but simple decorum...
K: Well, to be fair, neither were mine.
M: I think you're missing the spirit of my objection.
K: And I would like to add that the President can suck it.
M: ...can what?
K: Suck it. Suck it sideways.
B: You can suck it.
K: Maybe I'll suck it when you're done with it.
M: Gentlemen...
B: Bring it on, horseface.
K: Oh, bring it on, that's real
original, George.
Junior.
M: Mr. Kerry, I must insist...
B: Mister Kerry.
Mister
Kerry. What are you always calling him Mister Kerry for? What are
you, his butler? Mr. Harvard Square needs his butler to call him
'Your Majesty Mister Kerry'.
K: At least I could get into Harvard. You couldn't even get
into Hartford, Failie.
M: If we can...
B: Why don't you go climb up a rope, mama's boy?
K: Why don't you stand below and watch me, homo?
B: Why don't you make
me?
K: Queer says what?
B: What?
K: QUEER!
(audience laughter)
M: Oh, man, total burn.
B: Hey, fuck you, Lehrer.
You're supposed to be impartial.
M: Sorry, Mr. President.
B: Fine.
M: But you have to admit that was a total burn.
B: It's gonna be a total burn when your ass gets audited next
year.
TODAY'S DRIFTWOOD: "We human beings ought to stand before one another
as reverently, as reflectively, as lovingly, as we would before the
entrance to hell."
(Franz Kafka)