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Bobs Slacktime Funhouse - Rev. Susie's Katrina Show ch 16-FINAL CHAPTER "Judgment Day!"
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- 2015
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YES! It's the end of the road for this sprawling epic, and the end of the road for our rogue president as all of George W. Bush's chickens come home to roost with deadly results. Justice is a dish best served with extreme prejudice, and this time everyone gets a slice of George's ass! He goes directly from the clutches of his mysterious, sadistic kidnapper Jack into the long, cruel arms of the law, where he is delivered unto the tender mercies of those left to die in the wastes of the Hurricane Katrina Zone. One way or another, the balance is going to get set right. Even the sobbing Aaron Broussard gets in a good, solid punch on the lying sonofabitch.
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But George's violent arrest and sensational trial cast light on the darkest intrigues the secretive Bush Family--until it all ultimately explodes in an orgy of retribution, agony, and the most shocking secrets of ALL! The loose ends braid themselves together like a well- knotted noose into an almost coherent narrative--one that wraps itself all up nice and tight, complete with a sublime coda at the end.
DAMN. Trust me on this one. You will SHIT.
Tonight's chapter features some unknown somebody's insanely good mashup of George W. Bush reciting "Sunday Bloody Sunday." I can't tell who did it--someone named rx or rx2008, perhaps, or that's just a guy who posted it on YouTube--but it bears the same fine, obsessive technique demonstrated in the Bush mashup of "Imagine/ Take a Walk on the Wild Side." So I'm not the only one out…
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Bobs Slacktime Funhouse - Rev. Susie's Katrina Show ch 16-FINAL CHAPTER "Judgment Day!"
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