Bugger
07-06-2005, 12:01 AM
In a nationally televised address last night on the subjects of gay matrimony and space exploration, President Bush revealed that gay marriage wiped out all life on Mars millions of years ago.
“The Mars rover tells us that Mars at one time was host to a great civilization, perhaps even more advanced than our own,” Mr. Bush said. “But that civilization and all living things in it were ultimately destroyed by gay marriage.”
While the Mars rover has found evidence of water necessary for sustaining life, it has found no evidence of life itself, “leading one to the unavoidable conclusion that gay marriage must have destroyed it,” Mr. Bush said.
“The Martians, for all their advancements, obviously neglected to pass a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage,” Mr. Bush said. “We follow their example at our peril.”
In the Democratic response to the President’s speech, Sen. Evan Bayh (D-Indiana) denied that there was any evidence that the so-called Red Planet had, in the words of Mr. Bush, “gone pink.”
Senator Bayh went on to say that while the Mars rover had in fact discovered traces of water, the rover offered “no evidence whatsoever” of gay Martians.
“We now know that Mars was a wet planet,” Sen. Bayh said. “We do not know how it got wet.”
Later, Mr. Bush backed off his claims somewhat, saying that if gay marriage did not destroy life on Mars, then Saddam Hussein did.
“The Mars rover tells us that Mars at one time was host to a great civilization, perhaps even more advanced than our own,” Mr. Bush said. “But that civilization and all living things in it were ultimately destroyed by gay marriage.”
While the Mars rover has found evidence of water necessary for sustaining life, it has found no evidence of life itself, “leading one to the unavoidable conclusion that gay marriage must have destroyed it,” Mr. Bush said.
“The Martians, for all their advancements, obviously neglected to pass a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage,” Mr. Bush said. “We follow their example at our peril.”
In the Democratic response to the President’s speech, Sen. Evan Bayh (D-Indiana) denied that there was any evidence that the so-called Red Planet had, in the words of Mr. Bush, “gone pink.”
Senator Bayh went on to say that while the Mars rover had in fact discovered traces of water, the rover offered “no evidence whatsoever” of gay Martians.
“We now know that Mars was a wet planet,” Sen. Bayh said. “We do not know how it got wet.”
Later, Mr. Bush backed off his claims somewhat, saying that if gay marriage did not destroy life on Mars, then Saddam Hussein did.