7/5/2013, 1:57 pm
Dateline Cairo, Egypt -
Today in downtown Cairo world-famous Islamic Rage Boy's grandfather demanded that the new temporary government supply all Egyptians with larger telephone books immediately.
"We cannot read these tiny letters!" stated the senior Islamic Rage family patriarch to journalists following the change of Egyptian government locally, holding up a tiny current phone book and adding "We demand that the new government give us BIG phone books, Allah willing!!"
A crowd of several hundred other Egyptians, mostly elderly and many wearing glasses, seemed to agree with him in his demand.
One ancient woman, who was being led by the hand by two young children, told reporters that it's hard enough being an elderly Egyptian without having to strain one's eyes to find the phone number for the next jihadi gathering.
"How can my great grandchildren become martyrs, Allah willing, if I cannot tell them where to go for training and to pick up their vests?" she asked one camera person who was filming the protest.
Back to you in the studio, Hugh.
Today in downtown Cairo world-famous Islamic Rage Boy's grandfather demanded that the new temporary government supply all Egyptians with larger telephone books immediately.
"We cannot read these tiny letters!" stated the senior Islamic Rage family patriarch to journalists following the change of Egyptian government locally, holding up a tiny current phone book and adding "We demand that the new government give us BIG phone books, Allah willing!!"
A crowd of several hundred other Egyptians, mostly elderly and many wearing glasses, seemed to agree with him in his demand.
One ancient woman, who was being led by the hand by two young children, told reporters that it's hard enough being an elderly Egyptian without having to strain one's eyes to find the phone number for the next jihadi gathering.
"How can my great grandchildren become martyrs, Allah willing, if I cannot tell them where to go for training and to pick up their vests?" she asked one camera person who was filming the protest.
Back to you in the studio, Hugh.