*tex[t]mextian: adj. motivated crafting of "Mexican" mannequins. {see *Tex[t]-Mex}
Click to the left here for the full sized graphic, and don't shoot up "Mexicans," y'here!
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Sunday, May 31, 2009
"My Three Sons" or "Once Again, Innocent Americans Attacked by the Scourge that is the 'Mexican'"
Not to underplay the seriousness of Randal C. Archibold's tragic tale of woe from the American heartland, but the nefarious, deus ex machina role of the "Mexican" criminal in this Sunday slice of life is a Tex[t]mextian* masterpiece for the ages; click the kit below to mainline the skinny:
*tex[t]mextian: adj. motivated crafting of "Mexican" mannequins. {see *Tex[t]-Mex}
Click to the left here for the full sized graphic, and don't shoot up "Mexicans," y'here!
*tex[t]mextian: adj. motivated crafting of "Mexican" mannequins. {see *Tex[t]-Mex}Click to the left here for the full sized graphic, and don't shoot up "Mexicans," y'here!
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that dead junky had no idea where his fix came from. It's like blaming cheech and chong for all the stoners; oh wait, we do do that don't we?
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