Close to Home by John McPherson for February 14, 2011

And then Howie’s boss took credit for it and made millions.

Actually, those could probably sell very well to kids.

Anti-Valentine’s Day candies.

Altoids did an Anti-Valentine’s theme in New York in Feb. 2007 when they introduced their chocolate-covered mints, including Big Bad Wolf figures with arrows through their hearts.

surfstuff55 - bleeep, even on Valentines Day your inane, vitriolic hatred towards people who have a different opinion from you is in evidence. Sad, really. All that hate will eat you up inside. Allow me to say a prayer for you to the Flying Spaghetti Monster in the hopes that his noodly appendage will touch your soul and infuse in you the marinara of his kindess and love of garlic.

^ The way they’ve been acting it could just as easily be the Republicans, too.

Also to add; “R U On DRUGS?”

Yes tcayer. The vitriol comes from the Tea Party people.

It never ceases to amaze me that The Tea party gets to vilify anyone they want, but when anyone calls that vilification to account they are condemned as the guilty party.

Meanwhile I think the abusive candy hearts are available at any disreputable candy store, and probably at the reputable ones too.

I hate to butt heads… ;-)

I’d like to see candy hearts with emoticons: “http://weheartit.com/entry/4584926”

90% of hate speech and vitriol comes from the very people who are so vociferous in blaming the people who believe in individualism and not a nanny state

Ponytail, you are so obviously correct and all others who disagree with you are so obviously incorrect. I just don’t know how I could have possibly missed that before.

Have the nicest day possible.

Then the boss told him that these were pet biscuts for dogs … .