8/17/2005, 1:24 am

"We will catch that Zionist Dairy Queen whoever she is, then we will rape her, and Allah willing, we will remove her head with a rusty saw."
When asked what relevance Israel had to her son tripping on a Dairy Queen product, she started to tremble and then wailed, "Shaddup, you filthy mother-disrespecting son of a bitch! How dare you speak to a mother like that?" Sensing an "episode," one of Ms. Cinder's handlers presented her with a Dairy Queen "Kool Aid Grape Explosion Blizzard." As she contentedly sipped on her chilled beverage, Ms. Cinder spoke to the press through interpreters: "Tell those dirty corporate whores that I am offended."

Members of a moderate group Mothers for the Annihilation of Infidels express their maternal feelings.


Those are sentiments which have resonated with many citizens across the country, and overseas. Some empathize with a Mother being tortured by a heartless capitalist entity, while others feel sympathy for the message of Israel's immediate destruction. To wit, she has found support among such international peaceful movements as Salafist Group for Call and Combat, Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, Libyan Islamic Fighting Group, Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam, Sendero Luminoso People's Liberation Army, Mothers for the Annihilation of Infidels, and many others.
The Internet in particular has been awash with sympathy. At one web site called Daily Slop, a contributor said, "I weep all the time for Mother Cinder. And when I think of that obscene Dairy Queen CEO, I vomit hard and continuously. How can anyone be so heartless? It makes me want to just murder every capitalist." And yet another post states in plain words the innermost feelings of just about every humanist alive today: "I would kill for an opportunity to hug Mother Cinder and tell her that I care."

In the nearby "Grievance House," which is a focal point for support, wholesome meals, and lawsuit preparation, another peaceful group called Mothers Against American Imperialism holds daily strategy conferences over a Double Fudge Cookie Dough Blizzard Treat. A spokesperson for the group explained, "We will keep resisting capitalism, imperialism, colonialism, Zionism, and Dairy Queen. DQ...We hate you!" The other women then broke into an infectious chant of "DQ...We hate you! DQ...We hate you!" Oddly, their husbands and children didn't stay around to see this.
In the courtyard, Ms. Cinder was heard pleading to the world for more help to her personal tragedy. "Get me Maxine Waters! Get me John Conyers! Where the Hell is David Duke? I am offended! Send more money to the Grievance House, dammit! Offended!" Sensing that she needed to cool off from the glaring Nebraska sun, her entourage soaked Ms. Cinder's hair in a DQ chocolate malt. At that point, her trembling diminished.
Her son Chucky, who is in stable condition at a local hospital, once again declined to comment.