Birne schrieb am 27. April 2004 12:51
> [...] In einem arabischen Land eine Fahne einführen wollen, die so dermaßen
> an die Israels erinnert, kann das überhaupt noch reine Blödheit sein? [...]
Beim lesen deines Post mußte ich an diesen alten Witz denken:
Sadam called President Clinton and said: "Bill, I called you because
I had this incredible dream last night. I could see all of America,
and it was beautiful and on top of every building, there was a flag."
Clinton said:"Sadam, what was on the flag?"
Sadam said: "Allah is G-d, G-d is Allah".
Clinton said: "You know, Sadam, I'm really glad you called because
lastnight I had a dream too. I could see all of Bagdad, and it was
even more beautiful than before the war, it had been completely
rebuilt. And on every building there was a flag."
Sadam said: "Bill, what was on the flag?"
Clinton replied: "I really don't know, I can't read Hebrew!"
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Ob man darüber im Lichte der Gegenwart nun lachen kann / will ist
freilich eine andere Frage.
Gruß, Scheibenwelt-Kartograph
> [...] In einem arabischen Land eine Fahne einführen wollen, die so dermaßen
> an die Israels erinnert, kann das überhaupt noch reine Blödheit sein? [...]
Beim lesen deines Post mußte ich an diesen alten Witz denken:
Sadam called President Clinton and said: "Bill, I called you because
I had this incredible dream last night. I could see all of America,
and it was beautiful and on top of every building, there was a flag."
Clinton said:"Sadam, what was on the flag?"
Sadam said: "Allah is G-d, G-d is Allah".
Clinton said: "You know, Sadam, I'm really glad you called because
lastnight I had a dream too. I could see all of Bagdad, and it was
even more beautiful than before the war, it had been completely
rebuilt. And on every building there was a flag."
Sadam said: "Bill, what was on the flag?"
Clinton replied: "I really don't know, I can't read Hebrew!"
----------------
Ob man darüber im Lichte der Gegenwart nun lachen kann / will ist
freilich eine andere Frage.
Gruß, Scheibenwelt-Kartograph