Monday, November 01, 2004

Who the X is Laloo?

Americans are suddenly excited about the presidential elections, 2004. After learning that the whole world is excited about the Bush-Kerry match, the Average American Citizen said, “This is an American election, it’s I who should be excited. To heck with Bush and Kerry, I wanna know who on earth is Laloo Prasad Yadav.”

And now all of America is chanting the Smokie song Living Next Door to Laloo’s Gompie version.

The “Who the X is Laloo?” frenzy was apparently triggered by Republican candidate President George Bush, who asked the American voters to not vote for John Kerry and Laloo Prasad Yadav.

And the audience broke into an impromptu “Who the X is Laloo?” before they realised it was the Gompie version of the Smokie song.

President Bush said, “Laloo is Kerry and Kerry is Laloo. And you should all reject their policies and elect me.”

After jamming Internet lines for hours and breaking Google’s bandwidth bones, the audience returned to ask President Bush: “What’s Laloo got to do with Kerry?”

President Bush said: “Nothing. I am just taking revenge. When Laloo was fighting the Vajpayee’s NDA, he used to tell his electorate to oust Bush and Vajpayee. If he can drag me into Indian elections, so can I.”





3 comments:

Jabberwock said...

I think it was Will Self who spoke about a 'Quantum theory of insanity', which basically means that the amount of madness in the world will remain fixed; if one is cured, another one will go mad simultaneously and so on. The very fact that the world has space for both a Bush and a Laloo effectively disproves the theory.

Jabberwock said...

I think it was Will Self who spoke about a 'Quantum theory of insanity', which basically means that the amount of madness in the world will remain fixed; if one is cured, another one will go mad simultaneously and so on. The very fact that the world has space for both a Bush and a Laloo effectively disproves the theory.

Jabberwock said...

I think it was Will Self who spoke about a 'Quantum theory of insanity', which basically means that the amount of madness in the world will remain fixed; if one is cured, another one will go mad simultaneously and so on. The very fact that the world has space for both a Bush and a Laloo effectively disproves the theory.