Hunting Crashers

Found this over at You Tube... pretty funny...

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  1. michael the tubthumper11:00 AM, February 24, 2006

    that is funny. you tube took a vid i uploaded off because it was deemed 'inappropriate'

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  2. James Manning12:57 PM, February 24, 2006

    that's funny

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  3. Lily5:47 PM, February 24, 2006

    Funny! But "staring' bugged me....Nice to have you back DoggieMa.

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  4. Anonymous6:13 PM, February 24, 2006

    thats priceless! it made me laugh bigtime.

    do you mind if I add you to my blogroll?

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  5. The Prophet Dervish Z Sanders10:39 PM, February 24, 2006

    From Capitol Hill Blue:

    Secret Service agents say Cheney was drunk when he shot lawyer.

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  6. Unknown6:19 PM, February 25, 2006

    Very funny! Good find

    :-)

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  7. Rex Kramer, Danger Seeker10:57 PM, February 25, 2006

    Dammit, that video was classified Top Secret! Who leaked?!?

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  8. Anonymous1:04 PM, February 27, 2006

    DoggieMa- Its not too late to get in the spirit of Corruptco Blogfest! (peer pressure, that works right?)

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  9. Tina6:46 PM, February 27, 2006

    Welcome back Drew... and of course The Big Dick was drunk. One gets mighty thirsty when hunting humans and wingless, just released from a cage birds.

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  10. Drew Dallons5:09 PM, March 01, 2006

    John.... feel free to blogroll me, I've done likewise.

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