Barack Obama: you’re familiar with him (or are you?). Whatever else you might say about the man, it’s hard to deny that he’s smart and literate and can express his thoughts in non-horrible English. Or so you sheeple thought , until world-renowned author and self-proclaimed “literary detective” Jack Cashill came along to prove that Bill Ayers wrote Barry’s books and that, well, it’s not like black people can write proper books anyway. Cashill’s newest exposé,
Here's a thought...if we all contributed a few paragraphs to the most inane book premise ever, Wonkette could publish it, pocket the revenue and presto, no more ads! "It was a dark and stormy night..."
Hey, this is a fun game. GW Bush wrote "Decision Points". Based on the literary style in the title, he is obviously evoking Lenin's "What Is To Be Done". And "Points" is a clear reference to cocaine.
The title of Ronald Reagan's memoir "Ronald Reagan" shows the influence of both Ronald McDonald and Regan, the possessed girl in "The Exorcist". That is, of course, subliminal pedophilia -- desire for an evil girl cannot be a sin.
Ya know, screw it. It is obvious the big bux are found in writing stupid books that will be read by even more stupid people. So where do I sign on? Barry is obviously an alien life form. A commie nazi mooslim life form. And I have papers to prove it ... and .. nah, I'm not up to teh stoopid that is necessary for this ... back to the hobo beans.
Now I've got to so see what Nelson Algren and James T. O'Farrell had to say about Chi-Town's weather. Along with Studs Terkel, of course.
Sheeyit! We all know who writes most of Clarence Thomas' "decisions". He just scribbles "Me too - C.T." at the bottom of anything Scalia puts in front of him.
Here's a thought...if we all contributed a few paragraphs to the most inane book premise ever, Wonkette could publish it, pocket the revenue and presto, no more ads! "It was a dark and stormy night..."
Hey, this is a fun game. GW Bush wrote "Decision Points". Based on the literary style in the title, he is obviously evoking Lenin's "What Is To Be Done". And "Points" is a clear reference to cocaine.
The title of Ronald Reagan's memoir "Ronald Reagan" shows the influence of both Ronald McDonald and Regan, the possessed girl in "The Exorcist". That is, of course, subliminal pedophilia -- desire for an evil girl cannot be a sin.
He alluded to weather in his writing...that means he was a part of the Weather Underground!
Ya know, screw it. It is obvious the big bux are found in writing stupid books that will be read by even more stupid people. So where do I sign on? Barry is obviously an alien life form. A commie nazi mooslim life form. And I have papers to prove it ... and .. nah, I'm not up to teh stoopid that is necessary for this ... back to the hobo beans.
The fog creeps in On little cat feet.
Make that 3 Chicago authors.
Now I've got to so see what Nelson Algren and James T. O'Farrell had to say about Chi-Town's weather. Along with Studs Terkel, of course.
I play it cool And dig all jive. And that's the reason I stay alive.
My motto As I live and learn Is dig and be dug, in return.
May I suggest everyone here take a few minutes to go over to Amazon and share our thoughts about this book?
<i>they both reference weather. </i> which is why the joke&#039;s on you, Cashill...both of these men are actually Ernest Hemingway.
Read his book? I can&#039;t even understand the title.
Sheeyit! We all know who writes most of Clarence Thomas&#039; &quot;decisions&quot;. He just scribbles &quot;Me too - C.T.&quot; at the bottom of anything Scalia puts in front of him.