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January 12, 2006

Word or Phrase of the Day

The phrase of the day is, "Are you a closet bigot?"

Figured I'd go with it since it will be the talking point of the day...(grimace)

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I have nothing against closets. Closets are among my best friends. Closets assist me in everyday life. No Senator I am not a closet bigot.

I am a closet bigot!! I only have my favorite closet and I don't go into any other closet but my favorite closet. So yes Senator I am a closet bigot.

I stumbled across your blog while I was doing some online research. Have you ever noticed how many people say things like "I'm not prejudiced, but..." and then they say something totally and completely bigoted! Do they think prefacing it with a denial changes anything?

bwahahahahahahahahahaha!

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