Joe Biden Sets Self On Fire, Still Undetected in Polls
Struggling to re-create the buzz generated by his racially-tinged Barack Obama comments on the day he announced his presidential candidacy, Joe Biden set himself on fire yesterday afternoon in the parking lot of his office to launch his new “Joe Can Take The Heat!” campaign effort.
As paramedics peeled his singed clothing from his bubbled skin and the smell of burnt hair plugs wafted on the afternoon air, Biden addressed a reporter who happened to be driving by and stopped when a Biden staffer threw herself in front of her car.
“I now have a lot more respect for the gooks who set themselves on fire during the Vietnam War,” said Biden through charred lips. “But the key question today is, would Barack Obama set himself on fire for what he loves? Or is fried chicken not worth it? We need to be asking these questions, right after we extinguish my testicles.”
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Joe Biden Sets Self On Fire, Still Undetected in Polls…
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Coffee warning should precede this one…too funny.
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