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Sunday, January 15, 2012

Choosing Sides

Dry Bones cartoon: Syria, Iran, Venezuela,Nicaragua, North Korea, Saudi Arabia, France, America, NATO, Russia, China, India, War, Ball Game
So when they choose sides, why is it that the one they never pick is Israel?

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