08 August 2006

This Post Was Meant to Be Funnier, But Facts Get In the Way

Corpses that say, 'I'm getting better', not just from a Monty Python film, but also happening in Lebanon.

(hat tip Instapundit)

UPDATE: There's evidence elsewhere (hat tip Roger L. Simon) that the 'evidence' of the animated corpse is incorrect, however, that doesn't change the likelihood that a lot of the images coming from Qana were manipulated and staged for maximum impact. In Islam treating corpses as props is strictly forbidden, a missle strike killing less than two dozen civilians is a tragedy, piling in extra corpses and pulling the same corpse from rubble over and over again, that's reprehensible on a completely different level.


Meanwhile, on the darker side of this apocalypse, someone else points to the 27th of Rajab (August 22nd on our calendar) as a day marked for end-times-ness. (from Drudge)

(Which, as if I needed to remind you, is why you must see this film opening weekend)

Better order up the movie below soon, who knows how many more chances you'll get to enjoy watching it (go ahead, splurge on the boxed set version, do you really need savings when the world's about to end?)



(of course, a lot of his followers made the same mistake and wiped out their wealth in anticipation of a rapture, so maybe hold on to some savings, just in case)

More apocalypse related humor

It's Got a Good Beat, and You Can Dance To IT (This is Still the Funniest Apocalypse, EVER!) (Sticking it to Nasrallah, in Song)

This Is Turning Into the Most Unintentionally Humorous Apocalyptic World Engulfing Crisis, EVER! (Peace, Mercedes, same difference)

The Coalition of the Getting Some (all about Irshad Manji's fan mail, plus a little shout out to South Park)

But In His Twisted Mind, That's Probably A Compliment
(about Pres. Ahmadenijad comparing Israel to his favorite leader from the 20th Century)

What's the Use of a Widening Civil Crisis and Potential Civil War . . . (link love for a Lebanese blogger with a wicked sense of humor regarding Aljazeera)

Great Moments In Other Blogs' Comment Sections (taking Chirac to task for his weasel words regarding Israel, the other blog, in this case, being Roger L. Simon's)

Finally, only tangentially related (but humorous and involves SW Asia, so I'm including it in this compilation of links), here is a Modest Proposal on Reforming the Handling of Pilgrims (just in case I haven't insulted enough folks, this ought to really earn me that fatwa I've been hoping to be issued against me)

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