This was sent to me by my sister. She is supposedly back-logged with work to do, but alas she had time to meditate on this. Your moment of Zen before you even watch the Daily Show tonight.
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Hysterical!
What a catchy little tune too…that's going to be stuck in my head for awhile! Kinda reminded me of Ethiopia…
I always love the opportunity to expand my forgein language vocabulary…I now know the
Hindu (?) word for condom…Nirodh!
I wonder if that little dance is like the Macarena or the Chicken Dance in India – at weddings do they do the Condom Dance?
Hysterical!
What a catchy little tune too…that's going to be stuck in my head for awhile! Kinda reminded me of Ethiopia…
I always love the opportunity to expand my forgein language vocabulary…I now know the
Hindu (?) word for condom…Nirodh!
I wonder if that little dance is like the Macarena or the Chicken Dance in India – at weddings do they do the Condom Dance?
Everyone needs a humor break! Only 9 more papers and 5 more books this semester. Hooray!
Everyone needs a humor break! Only 9 more papers and 5 more books this semester. Hooray!