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Phriday List Phabulousness: Alternative Rock Meets Current Events Edition.- - - - LYRICS FROM PAVEMENT'S SLANTED AND ENCHANTED THAT SOUND LIKE THEY COULD BE SLOGANS SHOUTED BY PROTESTERS DURING THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION SPEECHES. "Two states—we want two states." "You think it's easy, but you're wrong." "Can you treat it like an oil well?" "Lies and betrayals!" "All the things we had before you sold us out and took it all." "We've got a license to live." "We'll put our labels down, favors down." "Everything's ending here." - - - - LYRICS FROM PAVEMENT'S SLANTED AND ENCHANTED THAT SOUND LIKE THEY BELONGED IN PRESIDENT BUSH'S CONVENTION ACCEPTANCE SPEECH. "Come join us in a prayer." "What does it mean, a mistake or two, if it's the kind of mistakes no one can trace?" "I've got one holy life to give." "I am not one-half of the problem and it's not my fault." - - - - GUIDED BY VOICES SONG TITLES THAT COULD DOUBLE AS CHAPTER HEADINGS IN AL QAEDA TRAINING MANUALS. A Contest Featuring Human Beings - - - - OTHER McSWEENEY'S FEATURES: - - - - Phriday List Phabulousness: Alternative Rock Meets Current Events EditionNightmare By Sean Carman An Open Letter to Officials of the United States Government Regarding What's New in My Reproductive Area By Emily Weinstein Saddam Hussein, Master of the Limerick By Joe O'Neill John Moe's Pop-Song Correspondences, Volume IV By John Moe |