Seriously, Mr. Vice President, you just demonstrated why you and your ilk should be kept as far away from health care as possible.
“Do you trust the defenders of the status quo, the people who say you’d be better off if you left things just the way they are? Or would you rather hear from the folks who actually know something about what’s happening in our healthcare system because they work in it every day, doctors and nurses?”
I can't add anything to that. Thank you, Joe.
Just as an addendum, this poll came out today (I think). And remember: if Gallup polls "Adults Only" screen is this bad for the left, then the "Likely Voters" screen is even worse for them.
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I have to admit, my favorite part of this end of civilization is the way our moral, political, social and intellectual betters pretend having Joe Biden as VP isn't ridiculous.
I keep imagining a time when Russia invades Georgia, Lebanon/Hezbollah, Syria and Iran go to war with Israel, NoKo invades SoKo and China goes after either Taiwan or India (maybe Pakistan helps with India). Obama can't vote "Present" so he hides under his bed and Biden is calling the shots.
And that's why I'm rooting for an asteroid.
Posted by: Veeshir at November 30, 2009 02:58 PM (88gkw)
Paint huffer guy trying to quit inhalingI hope he can quit, I'm amazed the guy is even alive or even remotely coherent, huffing is a pretty deadly addiction. He notes he was kinda shocked when a rehab director recognized him on the street and told him he was in Maxim, and there were tshirts and other merchandise with his face on them.
Yeah, I went over to LGF for the first time in months to see what Johnson had to say.
I now realize that CRU wasn't hacked to expose the Global warming fraud. Charles Johnson hacked them so he could then play the role of their defender and increase traffic to his site again. Kind of like the theory that the person who reports an Arson fire is the arsonist looking to be a hero.
One problem with your theory: CJ would have to be an evil genius to pull it off, and as far as anyone who use to associate with him can tell, he is simply evil. Well, perhaps not evil, but petty, bitter, and spiteful. But, either way, there is certainly no genius in Charles "I was against global warming before I was for it" Johnson.
Posted by: Bru at November 30, 2009 10:47 AM (3T0z0)
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Somebody with a pair of clippers could have a good time with that 60's pony tail. Would the quote of J.Jackson on castration be permitted here...
Posted by: OD at November 30, 2009 08:00 PM (MIa+C)
Stealing another idea from the left - Theater of the Oppressed (another in a series of crackpot ideas that occur to me at 0300)
As I have mentioned before after being laid off in January I decided to squander my savings and return to school. (I decided I actually need a degree if I am going to keep working in engineering.) In order to finish my distribution requirements I needed one more Visual Literary and Performing Arts class so I decided to take the only one offered this quarter - Intro to World Theater. Most of the class has been pretty benign although there was some -read lots of - kill whitey stuff in our section on African American theater. Benign until (dramatic pause) THEATER OF THE OPPRESSED.
Developed by Augusto Boal as a tool for stirring up the oppressed masses in Central and South America he intended it to be full on Marxist-Leninist agitprop:
"The theater is a weapon and it is the people who should wield it"
I pointed this out in class, and the instructor to his credit readily acknowledged it, but until I was finishing up my weekly class journal this morning it didn't really hit me - We're people and at the moment I am feeling pretty damned oppressed. When people on the right (Giles / O'Keefe) started using Alinsky style tactics it got immediate results. Why couldn't this work also? Anyone feel like writing a play?
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I will totally volunteer to write and play the lead. Ummmm Ember, you're not against some tasteful and integral to the plot nudity right? I'll just assume that you'll say yes and plan accordingly.
Posted by: alexthechick at November 30, 2009 09:45 AM (8WZWv)
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There was a project that fell through that kinda went along these lines launched a few years ago called Brewing Culture. It was meant to offer friendly venues for conservative artists to meet up and hash out ideas. I think it's biggest problems were lack of funding, poor promotion and the fact that it revolved around meetings in a small number of major metros.
Posted by: doubleplusundead at November 30, 2009 09:54 AM (iJZsd)
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Alex, you and Ember are still gonna wear the boots, though, right--just the boots?
Posted by: cbullitt at November 30, 2009 01:29 PM (M/WbE)
Ummmm Ember, you're not against some tasteful and integral to the plot nudity right? I'll just assume that you'll say yes and plan accordingly.
As long as it's totally integral to the plot. I'll sacrifice for your art.
Posted by: Ember at November 30, 2009 01:42 PM (LdRAG)
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The socio-political lessons that can be taught with a lesbian sex scene are too many to really enumerate, but the boots and riding crop symbolize the way men have kept women subservient and...uhhhh...... What was I talking about?
Posted by: Veeshir at November 30, 2009 03:00 PM (88gkw)
Better get ready for what is in store for you, and it will be as pretty as a Rosie O'Donnell-Margaret Cho "home video".
Eeeew. I didn't need that mental image!!!
Other than burning that into my brain, though, well done.
Posted by: Ember at November 30, 2009 12:38 AM (LdRAG)
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Gee, who could have possibly forseen that an empty suit with a head full of shitty Alinskyite socialist ideas and a bunch of shady friends and advisers would turn out to be such a colossal fuckup?
Oh, right. Us.
Suck it. Suck it dry.
Posted by: Sean M. at November 30, 2009 01:22 AM (rLWHv)
Posted by: eddiebear at November 30, 2009 11:43 PM (l5q2M)
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I find your website fascinating, in a sick way, not unlike the image that you created of Michelle Obama. Narrow-minded and mean-spirited views like yours, not to mention this site, have the right to be posted on the internet thanks to the 1st Amendment. But there is this thing called karma, and God doesn't like ugly. I feel sorry for you.
Posted by: Jane Doe at December 02, 2009 03:18 PM (tcVNf)
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From your perspective you think you actually have something to say, and you probably think, holed up in your bunker watching Fox News, that we Europeans are a bunch of nancy gay-boys. But Obama inherited the fuck-up that Bush made of the USA (check your national deficit if you doubt this), and if you travelled just a little you would realise that we are all relieved that there is a slimmer chance of WW3 breaking out now that someone with a shred of intelligence is in the White House. We are the ones paying for your moronic former president's warmongering and greed in the form of terrorism like you can't imagine and a financial crisis triggered by your lot. I don't like any politicians, but Bush was exceptionally fucking awful and singlehandely brought the world to hell. Actually, what I'm trying to say is - why can't people like you just FUCK OFF? You serve no useful purpose.
Posted by: dave at December 02, 2009 04:38 PM (qqlbj)
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You know, you plot, you rant, you do evil and often you never know if your efforts are appreciated.
Thanks jane and jeff. It's nice to see we're appreciated. Good luck with the hate-filled lefty thing, it seems to be working for you.
Posted by: Veeshir at December 02, 2009 04:41 PM (Atu9s)
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Sorry dave, I meant "dave and jane" obviously. It must be my primitive mind playing tricks on me.
I wonder, did some leftist site just find this post? Did the two eloquent, totally not playing to stereotypes, compassionate leftists come from a link at Kos or Media Matters or something? Or did LGF finally deign to notice us for the reich-wing haters we really are?
Posted by: Veeshir at December 02, 2009 04:49 PM (Atu9s)
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well, two of the top shitheads at LGF are Iceweasel and Jimmah, both from the UK.
Posted by: eddiebear at December 02, 2009 04:58 PM (wnU1W)
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Actually Veeshir, that's kinda funny - 'the hate-filled lefty thing' given what Jane (not known to me) and I were responding to. And as for stereotypes - dude (I assume you're a dude) it's all a mirror... Haven't you read this blog? Can you hear yourself? Don't worry, it's not just you. Most people are assholes. Apart from Jane and me, obviously. I can only guess that either you've taken too many drugs or not enough. So hard to strike a balance. Toodle-pip! (Yes, I'm a Brit).
Posted by: dave at December 02, 2009 05:36 PM (qqlbj)
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I'm insulted that they think we created the Michelle Obama ape pic. I think I usually do better pshop work than that.
Posted by: Alice H at December 02, 2009 06:00 PM (qJHYy)
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Hell, I think MP usually does better pshop work that that.
Posted by: Alice H at December 02, 2009 06:00 PM (qJHYy)
Carbon emissions essentially uncontrollable
(From the "we're all gonna die, so smoke 'em if you got 'em" department.)
It's science!
So sayeth professor Garrett, Carbon=economy. In order to stabilize (not even reduce) carbon emissions, we'd need to build about one nuclear plant per day (or equivalent non-carbon-emitting energy source). Carbon-wise, conservation is a sucker's game because conservation = lower prices = more energy use = greater economic activity = more carbon output.
Maurice Clemmons, the 37-year-old Tacoma man being sought for
questioning in the killing of four Lakewood police officers this
morning, has a long criminal record punctuated by violence, erratic
behavior and concerns about his mental health.
Nine years ago, then-Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee granted
clemency to Clemmons, commuting his lengthy prison sentence over the
protests of prosecutors.
Posted by: eddiebear at November 29, 2009 11:42 PM (ToWat)
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ok send him in with the guys he didn't pardon and let them thank him. He'll love being a bottom man. I started that way but i like being on top now to my young sweet boys in the hood.. heh heh heh
Posted by: I like bottom or top at December 04, 2009 04:40 AM (4Lrfb)
CTRL/ALT/DEL that thing.This boggles the mind on so many levels.
First, that someone thought it up and didn't immediately say, "No, I have to stop smoking at work". Then, that his boss said, "Yeah, that's a good idea. Let's make it." Then, that their lawyers said, "I don't see a problem, let's sell it." And then, that Amazon put it up on their site.
"Laptop steering wheel desk" It's a board with slots that slip on your steering wheel and is supported about just above the middle of the wheel that you're supposed to use as a desk for your laptop. Operative words, "Laptop desk" and "steering wheel". You know. so you can surf the intertubes on that long commute.
The reviews make it even funnier. Most are around 4 or 5 stars.
Needs to be bigger...., November 27, 2009
I have truly enjoyed the laptop steering wheel desk but believe it needs to be bugger.
Currently I am cruising down a straight highway with the cruise control set to 90 and my steering wheel
bungie corded in place. The laptop steering wheel lets me put my
laptop in place but it will barely fit my portable TV and I really had
a hard time using the desk to iron my shirt and pants this morning
while rocketing through
the city. Otherwise I would give it a five star.
I need to close now, I see a sharp turn coming y8f7dspufaljdhhfuiljlik
This is my favorite so far
I live in the U.K, where the steering wheel is on the right side of the
car. Will this product work in my car, or just those in the States? If
so, does it require any extra parts or modifications??
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I should buy one for my dad, I want to see my inheritance sooner rather than later.
Posted by: Alice H at November 29, 2009 05:56 PM (qJHYy)
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That's the spirit Alice H., always look at the bright side of life.
It's perfect for that, in the likely event you have an accident, the air bag will drive it right through the body.
Posted by: Veeshir at November 29, 2009 06:08 PM (bGgb4)
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Great reviews! And I love that the description says that you are not to use it while driving. Then why not go inside to a desk? Is this supposedly for people who are living in their cars with their laptops? For the imminently funemployed?
Posted by: Nicole at November 29, 2009 06:42 PM (JTIQ4)
I imagine its best use would be for looking at pr0n during gridlock traffic.
Posted by: Ember at November 29, 2009 07:15 PM (LdRAG)
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I'll admit that I have been known to read while driving. That's reason #43,502,783 that I love my kindle, it reads to me. Less chance of plowing into someone that way!
Posted by: alexthechick at November 29, 2009 07:22 PM (rfBP3)
Posted by: XBradTC at November 29, 2009 07:36 PM (y0E9v)
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The sarcastic reviews did make me feel better about the product's existance. Especially liked the veterenarian who did small animal surgery on the road and wanted clips to put her surgical tools on the steering wheel.
Posted by: vermindust at November 29, 2009 08:52 PM (ccNpT)
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I think I'd actually use something like this. For my grad courses I often take notes from recorded lectures using my EEE PC, and I like doing it while overlooking the local bay or taking the ferry. Kind of a niche market, I guess.
Then again, I also thought I could find a legitimate use for the pistol bayonet, so take the above for what it's worth...
Posted by: Wolfwood at November 29, 2009 08:52 PM (DF1HJ)
So, will we get the makin' money b-rolls for Black Friday?
We had a modest increase of .5%, based on the total spent in retail stores. As Ed notes correctly, what was spent is not an accurate indicator of how well retailers actually did. At the end of the day, retailers make their money not on the sale item, but all the other stuff. Retailers may have sold a ton of stuff, but might not have made as much money as last year. When you buy a PS3 for some obscenely low price, the retailer did that at a loss, hoping that they're gonna make it up in games, controllers, cables, accessories and warranties, or at least hope you'll buy some other items with a high markup while you're there.
Also I'd note that individual retailers may have performed better than normal, not because the economy is improving, or that they're kicking ass, but because some of their competitors have folded, or had to shut down part of their operations/locations. Certain retailers may be getting a bigger slice of pie, but the size of the pie as a whole has shrunk.
I'll say this, don't treat Black Friday as the indicator of how retailers are going to perform. Watch the rest of the Christmas season, and how much retailers actually made during the season, that'll give you a better idea of where things are. The amount of money that exchanged hands means a hell of a lot less than actual profits. If retailers can't get people into their stores without putting out items with massive discounts, and can't get customers to buy items that actually draw a profit, they're gonna be hurting, and will probably put a big chill on the economy as a whole.
Meet Jacob Weisberg, parallel universe inhabitant
In what is likely the lamest thing you'll read all day, Jacob assures us that Barack Obama is having TEH AWESOMEST FURST YEAR EVAR!!!!! of any president since FDR.
No, really.
After
lauding his various domestic accomplishments like the health care bill
that has yet to pass and the Spendulus, which Weisberg assures us
"prevented an economic depression," he gets into "this is a parody,
right?" territory in discussing Barry's foreign policy triumphs. I
suggest you swallow any liquids you may have in your mouth before
reading any further...
When it comes to foreign policy,
Obama's accomplishment has been less tangible but hardly less
significant: He has put America on a new footing with the rest of the
world. In a series of foreign trips and speeches, which critics deride
as trips and speeches [um, what?],
he replaced George W. Bush's unilateral, moralistic militarism with an
approach that is multilateral, pragmatic, and conciliatory. Obama has
already significantly reoriented policy toward Iran, China, Russia,
Iraq, Israel, and the Islamic world. Next week, after a much-disparaged
period of review, he will announce a new strategy in Afghanistan. No,
the results do not yet merit his Nobel Peace Prize. But not since
Reagan has a new president so swiftly and determinedly remodeled
America's global role.
Well, I actually agree with that
last point. It's taken less than a year for him to turn our country
into a global laughingstock, what with all the bowing and scraping,
misspelled "reset" buttons, abandonment of our allies, and sucking up
to our enemies.
Keep fucking that chicken, Jacob. But you might want to put down the crack pipe, first.
Posted by: Kyle at November 29, 2009 10:59 AM (94DME)
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I love grammarians on the Intertubes. That never gets old.
Dam, I saw a link for that but figured it couldn't be that ridiculous, I guess I should have clicked.
That's darn funny. It's like something I would write making fun of leftist idiots.
They've taken all the fun out of parody. I mean, in order to be ridiculous, I'd have to.... I don't know, maybe say he's up for Pope.
I was going to say "god", but I'm sure we can find some "journalists" who want him to have his own shrine.
Posted by: Veeshir at November 29, 2009 03:01 PM (X3DZD)
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I read that this morning with my jaw on my desk. I looked for this guy's email at Newsweek and in the process came across a number of other articles he's written.
Walking brain dead is all I can conclude, probably BDS or it's sister malady, C(conservative)DS.
Posted by: MM at November 29, 2009 03:26 PM (ELVVE)
10I love grammarians on the Intertubes. That never gets old.
Dude, you totally missed out on saying "FUCK YOU, KYLE!" there.
Posted by: Sean M. at November 29, 2009 05:15 PM (rLWHv)
11Dude, you totally missed out on saying "FUCK YOU, KYLE!" there. I figured it was implied.
Posted by: Veeshir at November 29, 2009 05:36 PM (bGgb4)
Youa Culpa
We need another category, Maybe I was Wrong about Obama. We could just call it "Althouse/Noonan" because they're the prime practitioners of the art. The latest from Peggy Noonan (via the puppy blender, but I have a point!)
Ms. Drew reports that while the president was in Asia last week, "a
critical mass of influential people who once held big hopes for his
presidency began to wonder whether they had misjudged the man." They
once held "an unromantically high opinion of Obama," and were key to
his rise, but now they are concluding that the president isn't "the
person of integrity and even classiness they had thought."
It goes on to talk about how the people who matter are starting to figure out what we unhelpful types knew two years ago, Obama is a thin-skinned, neophyte, marxist, far-left, Chicago-machine politician who has no idea what the hell he's doing. As Instapundit once said, he thought Obama was just running to run for whatever reason, not to win, and suddenly he was winning. He had no idea what the hell to do.
Too bad nobody who counted thought that before. Oh well, they're better than we are, they've put in the time, so we should just do what they tell us and hopefully they'll do better the next time.
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yup. And what the hell is it with wimmins like Althouse, Noonan, Frum, and Parker, who have placed this loser as their teen girl crush? What does it say about them?
Posted by: eddiebear at November 28, 2009 10:14 AM (4IDRU)
...and yet Sarah was unqualified for the post of VP, eh Peg' & Friends.
How's that hindsight 20/20 crap workin' out for ya, now?
Yeah. Maybe next time you might wanna not quite disparage the hoi-poloi quite so much, eh beeotches?
...what am I sayin'. Next time they'll be exactly as stupid as last time.
More fun soon though: imagine the sackcloth, ashes, gnashing teeth, and wailing in the Inner Chambers once they catch up with the memo that the AGW hucksterism train just derailed ...and is further evidence that as our socio-political betters in the NYC-Beltway Axis, they are - sadly - further displaying a total lack of their vaunted elitist erudition to the hoi poloi.
...and actually, are as stupid as rocks (with apologies to basalt & granite).
But you knew that.
Posted by: davis,br at November 28, 2009 12:09 PM (uCShA)
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Why would I read someone who is just NOW coming to the realization that Obama was an empty suit?
At least Christopher Buckley had the good sense to switch to writing "culture" articles full-time.
Posted by: Carin at November 28, 2009 12:23 PM (rSvmM)
4tch up with the memo that the AGW hucksterism train just derailed ...
Ha ha ha ... I'm reminded of their comment on the day of the Tax Day protests (or was it forth of july?) where Obama was noted to have said he didn't know anything about the protests.
Posted by: Carin at November 28, 2009 12:24 PM (rSvmM)
They were all wrong about Obama, because the NYTimesWashPostCNNABCCBSNBCetc. were all swooning about him and now they're against Palin as Minitru (they're not even pretending to be impartial anymore) wants.
Posted by: Veeshir at November 28, 2009 01:17 PM (8YKSH)
Posted by: Gabriel Malor at November 28, 2009 01:59 PM (Mi2wf)
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I almost yelled at a representative from Wyoming who was speaking at the RNC Women's summit - she was talking about Ryan Frazier, one of our local politicians who is an excellent speaker, who also happens to be black. She was gushing about how if you closed your eyes when listening to Ryan, you'd think you were listening to Barack Obama - I don't think she realizes how disrespectful that is to someone who served in the military, successfully ran a business, was a city council member, and doesn't have to use a teleprompter. Plus, he just sounds better than Obama.
Posted by: Alice H at November 28, 2009 02:15 PM (qJHYy)
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I would boycott stuff invented/produced by the Palestinians, but...uhhh...yeah.
Posted by: Sean M. at November 28, 2009 01:10 AM (rLWHv)
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I think you already are, Sean, since you're not supporting homicide bombings or Al Aqsa's The Children's Club.
I think an Al Aqsa fundraising telethon would be interesting to watch. I'm not sure if they'd end or spare the life of a giant Barney wanna-be for each fundraising goal met.
Posted by: Alice H at November 28, 2009 12:35 PM (qJHYy)
Stupid question of the day
Does anyone else think that Tiger Woods's wife taking a golf club to his SUV windows might not have been a selfless act of rescue?
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imagine the product placement: "My {insert golf club name here} saved my life."
Posted by: eddiebear at November 27, 2009 11:11 PM (9VoPo)
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I'm thinking more along the lines of "My {insert golf club name here} is too heavy for my wife to clonk me on the head with it before I run to my SUV to escape."
Posted by: Alice H at November 27, 2009 11:14 PM (qJHYy)
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so you are going with the "she threw him outta the house" angle?
Posted by: eddiebear at November 28, 2009 12:02 AM (9VoPo)
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I'm thinking she chased him out of the house with a golf club, he jumps into his car, she's running after him in a rage and starts to smash his Caddy with the golf club, he gets freaked out and loses control of the car. Of course, this is wild rampant speculation about no one I know.
Posted by: Alice H at November 28, 2009 01:21 AM (qJHYy)
The headlines write themselves on this one. "Tiger shanks drive into tree", "Tiger and wife tee off in Cadillac Classic", "Shortest drive of Tiger's life", etc. etc.
And yah, given that recent revelations have come out about him cheating on his wife (no surprise to anyone who, er, serviced him in Vegas), I think Alice has it about right.
Posted by: Hermit Dave at November 28, 2009 03:07 AM (WhFvm)
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Yeah, I think the standard assumption right now is that she threw him out/chased him out and he lost control and went into the tree.
It's funny because it's not happening to me!
Posted by: alexthechick at November 28, 2009 08:55 AM (LzgU1)
Google: Don't be...whatever.Update: Holy crap, I had no idea this (not this blog post, just this kerfluffle) had actually made NEWS. I was just looking for some photographic inspiration when I found it. If I read, well, any blogs today, I would have realized everyone's already talked about this.
A few weeks ago, I sent a note out to my fellow moronbloggers that the first image that came up when ImageGoogling for pictures of Michelle Obama was, well, kinda shocking. I didn't post about it, as I didn't want the swarming hordes appearing here accusing us of being RACISSSST!!!! for noticing that Google had some kinda strange search results.
This was the image that came up as the absolute number one image hit when searching for pictures of Michelle Obama:
Apparently Google noticed this too.
Google, in their infinite fuckitude, has apparently determined that having a picture of Michelle Obama primatized might not be the best strategy if they want to avoid getting FoxNewsed. So now when a person searches for a picture of our most beautiful First Lady, they won't get assaulted by the violation of Michelle's fair visage. Instead, they'll get prompted to search for Michelle Obama, as an ape.
I suppose the saddest part of this is, if you go ahead and do that search for 'Michelle Obama ape', most of the pictures are unretouched photos of our pulchritudinous princess.
Hey, at least Google isn't all up in arms about someone doing a bad pshop of M'Shell the Klingon Princess.
In case any of you missed it...
...I've always been something of a history buff, so I put up a meticulously-researched piece on the very first Thanksgiving over at The H2 earlier today.
Go. Read. Learn. And, most importantly, share it with The Children™.
Posted by: doubleplusundead at November 27, 2009 12:47 AM (iJZsd)
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I happened to have written a very through (accurate) account about the first thanksgiving as depicted in "the miracle of squanto" I believe is the title about 3 years ago, maybe it was 4 or 5 years ago.
It was before I assumed the character, but that didn't gain me any fans.
Posted by: Douglas at November 28, 2009 08:54 AM (uU+Ss)
Those asswipes at DPUD want to liveblog with us. I tell you, I will
be damned before I let them at our readers or share with them.
I say we just nix the whole thing if it comes to that. I think we can swing that.
Looks like the cat's out of the bag over at the head moron's.
DPUD, we want to live blog with those window lickers? Hell, without our level-headed, erudite observations keeping them honest they would have jumped the shark long ago. I mean seriously, Jack M.? Everyone knows Haiku is vastly superior to Epic Poetry.
But seriously, please let me live blog with you! PLEASE? I'm suffocating over here. I don't know how much more I can take it.
In closing, I am including a Haiku Eddie wrote me in a brief moment of lucidity:
Dear [YOUR NAME] Fuck You FUCK YOUR FUCKIN FUCK FUCK FUCKS Sincerely, Eddie.
He's really an artist. I'm not worthy to contaminate his pixels with my facecocks.
Update: In all seriousness, I'd like to say I'm thankful to be posting with such a great group of morons. Its been a great year and a half and I hope we'll make it many more. Also, I'll be damned if I miss Moronpaloozaconstock so I hope you're all ready to be facecocked in person.
Posted by: doubleplusundead at November 26, 2009 11:33 PM (iJZsd)
3MAKES NOTE TO SELF: Bring disinfectant pepper spray to Moronpaloozaconstock.
FIFY
Posted by: Gabriel Malor at November 26, 2009 11:55 PM (Mi2wf)
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MP, does that mean that you are going to be walking around Moronpaloozaconstock with a dildo and holding it up in front of everyone's faces while taking pictures? Oh MAN would that be awesome.
Posted by: Old Iron at November 27, 2009 04:26 AM (tD0Cq)
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MP: You channeled me perfectly. You are a mind reader
Posted by: eddiebear at November 27, 2009 10:26 AM (1ARGT)
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Sounds like Gabe has been bought by the Hostages.
Posted by: Robert Woolwine at November 27, 2009 11:14 AM (V+ylD)
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when is moronopalozaconstock and where last i heard they were still arguing about a location. i need a couple weeks notice to knock off a couple liquor stores and get a plane ticket.
Posted by: chad98036 at November 28, 2009 07:05 PM (WNcvq)
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A date hasn't been set, I think they're still thinking Vegas.
Posted by: Alice H at November 28, 2009 08:15 PM (qJHYy)
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Last I heard, the target date was sometime in late March or April. Warm enough to be able to go down to the pool, but not hot enough to cause excessive sweating.
Posted by: Russ from Winterset at November 29, 2009 12:12 PM (/MEFr)
This is why the British can't have nice thingsFrom FMyLife:
Today, my boyfriend came home drunk and thought it would be funny to spray himself in the face with pepper spray. I was in his drunken firing line too. After him vomiting and being blinded for a few hours, he was fine. I, on the other hand, had a terrible allergic reaction and got rushed to hospital.
On the one hand, if this shitstain had been allowed a gun, he would have been vomiting brain matter. On the other hand, Darwin.