Arlen Williams
BFD-Day: the Obamacare Congress revisited (warning: graphic)
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By Arlen Williams
November 16, 2013


March 21, 2010 – when the zombie herd overran Washington D.C.

Led by their undead-princess, Nancy the Hammer

BFD-Day in Congress


Original photo, Charles Dharapak (AP) and he took this one too, poor fellow, same day:


Lavender blue, dilly, dilly... CAW..! CAW..!

Those aren't vampire fangs, are they?

Maybe not, unless they're retractable, by the below from Lance Iverson, San Fransisco Chronicle



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