I was searching under my desk for the fruits of my Magical Venn Unicorn's labor and discovered that it had gotten into the radioactive dinosaur fossils (I should probably find a better place for them). I was worried about the health of my unicorn, but it turns out that the radiation and dinosaur DNA made it into a SUPER AWESOME CREATURE: the Dinocorn1.
"Yay!" said I to myself, "I'll post this to my blog, and everyone will be happy!"
But, when I went to post, this happened:
Certain members of Congress want to keep you guys from seeing Dinocorns. Don't let them win.
Let's agree that censorship is bad. It's especially bad when it's post-its covering up a sweet drawing of a Dinocorn.
Find out of your local representatives are against SOPA - if they're not, contact them and tell them they should be. Your internet enjoyment depends on it.
This Dinocorn is against SOPA - are you?
3In case you're wondering, Spidecorns are pro-SOPA. Don't be a Spidecorn.
Venn Diagrams will be back next week, better than ever, because they come from a creature that is both mythical and extinct.
1It's a good thing that the radioactive spiders didn't get to it, because Spidecorns2 3 are way less awesome than Dinocorns. In fact, they're downright scary.
2Spidecorn:
3In case you're wondering, Spidecorns are pro-SOPA. Don't be a Spidecorn.
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