Welcome to the funhouse, part 2

JISHOU, HUNAN — Now that I have dispensed with reading 50 essays and diaries, I can come back to this latest attack on intelligence, reason and modern health care.

First of all, what the hell (heh heh) is a “gay demon?” I’m having trouble wrapping my head around this concept. Buffy never fought gay demons — I think. Maybe they hadn’t come out before she obliterated them. And those three cute witches, Penelope, Prudy and Patty (or whatever their names were), lived in San Francisco, for chrissakes, and THEY never battled gay demons. For that matter, how can you tell if a demon is gay? They usually have anger-management issues, so asking one is not really a bright idea (unless you’re Hellboy).

“Excuse me, Mr Demon, are you gay?”

“Argh!” — and in an instant you’re a pile of ash.

So this Cindy Jacobs must have nerves of steel to tackle those gay demons.

And SuperCindy can take on all kinds of demons that specialize in a lot of naughty things: pornography, addiction, lust, bisexuality, and perversion. I’m trying to picture what these fellas might look like. Jenna Jameson with bright red skin, horns, a forked tail and spikes poking out of her boobs? A walking hypo needle with tentacles, squirting heroin?

Cindy is missing out on a great moneymaker: demon trading cards. No, wait, she probably thinks Magic has that market cornered already.

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Welcome to the funhouse

JISHOU, HUNAN — OK, I really have to do some work, but this diary at DailyKos demands a quick retort.

Are some Americans still living in the 17th century? I mean, casting out demons is supposed to indicate a “primitive” society. I’ve heard about faith healers supposedly curing cancer, paralysis, and other less serious ailments. (In reality, very few have cured anyone. No one so far has been able to raise the dead, although in the past dead voters were known to have cast votes in Chicago.) This is the first time I’ve heard anyone suggest she could “cure” homosexuality by exorcising demons.

WTF? The idea is wrong on so many levels that the mind boggles at the stupidity of it.

This wacky lady is appearing with the wacky Attorney General of Virginia, who has recently announced that he will not get his newborn child a Social Security number so he can’t be tracked by the gummint, and that he intends to sue the federal gummint over the health care reform laws. He also seems to be a “birther,” someone who doubts President Obama is a natural-born US citizen.

Cindy Jacobs and Ken Cuccinelli, birds of a feather, it seems.

I could write so much more, but duty calls. Maybe I’ll wax eloquent later.

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