Brickbat: Egyptian Edict
khalid almasoud / photo on flickrA court in Cairo, Egypt, has ordered the
government to
block access to YouTube for 30 days. The court says it was
acting on a complaint filed several months ago against YouTube for
hosting "Innocence of Muslims," a film some Muslims believe insults
the founder of Islam.
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I guess cats aren't good luck over there anymore.
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You know who else was on youtube insulting people?
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Triumph the Insult Comic Dog?
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The random youtube insult generator?
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Honestly, in their defense, you know how hard it is to keep sand out of your vagina in freaking Egypt?
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I can imagine. Sex on the beach = grit everywhere = the woman was pissed of for 3 days.
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OK wow, I really like the sound of that. Makes a lot of sene dude.
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Well, at least you aren't a Pedo-Bot. I thought REASON would never kill off waamin.
I do like the sound of "RenkBooo". HM, if you are around, is there any linguistic equivalent to "RenkBooo"?
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Well "renk" is Turkish for "color".
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At least they're not so backward and tyrannical as to throw man in jail for posting a video insulting the prophet.
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So, YouTube's gone for 30 days, eh? Talk about your holey month!
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cry-babies.