zerohour | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 24 2007 | SECOND EPINION, blog, health, funny, news
DWIGHT SCHRUTE: IN THE WILD, THERE IS NO HEALTH CARE. IN THE WILD, HEALTH CARE IS, 'OW, I HURT MY LEG, I CAN'T RUN. A LION EATS ME. I'M DEAD.' ...WELL, I'M NOT DEAD...I'M THE LION...YOU'RE DEAD.
this blog is filled with fun facts and stories--some of them are as disbelief inducing as the onion. and it has the second best subtitle for a blog ever. we all know what number one is. and if you have to ask, you'll never know or it won't matter anyways.
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