Brickbat: Egyptian Edict

A 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.
You know who else was on youtube insulting people?
Triumph the Insult Comic Dog?
The random youtube insult generator?
http://www.randomyoutubeinsult.com
Pittsburgh Dad?
Honestly, in their defense, you know how hard it is to keep sand out of your vagina in freaking Egypt?
I can imagine. Sex on the beach = grit everywhere = the woman was pissed of for 3 days.
OK wow, I really like the sound of that. Makes a lot of sene dude.
http://www.Total-Anon.da.bz
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"?
Well "renk" is Turkish for "color".
At least they're not so backward and tyrannical as to throw man in jail for posting a video insulting the prophet.
So, YouTube's gone for 30 days, eh? Talk about your holey month!
cry-babies.