Did everybody go to the big Tea Party rally in Minnesota on Saturday? No? Well look what you missed! Wonkette special-ops operative "exmartinette" somehow infiltrated the teabaggers by simply walking around taking these pictures. He got away alive! But what is the "Bohica," and why is it on a baseball bat, and how did the Tea Party figure out what it
I am pretty sure every single living thing has died while still living, so his status is still very very unclear. The sticking point for me is "Born: Unknown".
So was he hatched from an egg, or some kind of vegetable?
Every 'Merkin's right to use antique light bulb technology is the second plank of the Teabag platform, right after hoverrounds for all. Keeping the government out of Medicare ranks a close third.
And then God said, "Let there be incandescent light." And there was incandescent light. And God saw that it was inefficient. And it was wasteful. And expensive. And God saw that it was good.
The guy holding that sign is probably a regular church goer, so he knows how omnipotent power operates.
People who feel there are counterfeit, pseudo or other &quot;un&quot; Americans truly do not understand what America really is. America is the people who show up. They show up on our shores, in our communities, at a job, school, recruiting office, LIttle League game. America is all of us -- including the guy who made that sign. By casting political disagreements as disloyalty (or its handmaiden, treason) the TP&#039;ers are fundamentally rejecting <i>e pluribus unum</i>.
I only counted about two. &#039;Though you&#039;ve gotta admire the guy who staked out that primo spot for his foldy chair. He&#039;s planted right in front of the white plastic chain that separates the spectators from The Show.
Since they last so much longer, you change them much less frequently. You&#039;d think teabaggers would be all over a product that meant less work and less expense but if Barry likes it, it must be the work of Satan.
He&#039;s holding the sign up over his head like it&#039;s an Idea! Clever Boy.
This almost perfectly represents the Tea Partiers. They want to return America to the 19th century light bulbs and all. Return to a period of unfettered capitalism, no regulation, limited voting, before most non-English immigration, no income tax, no unions, no environmental protection. They love that shit.
I am pretty sure every single living thing has died while still living, so his status is still very very unclear. The sticking point for me is &quot;Born: Unknown&quot;.
So was he hatched from an egg, or some kind of vegetable?
&quot;Shudlick: Shouldn&#039;t Suck&quot;
Also, not &quot;up the rectum.&quot;
&quot;In the Assimuth&quot;
Wasn&#039;t that a Phil Collins song...Psue, psue, psuedio?
Yes, mistress!
Every &#039;Merkin&#039;s right to use antique light bulb technology is the second plank of the Teabag platform, right after hoverrounds for all. Keeping the government out of Medicare ranks a close third.
And then God said, &quot;Let there be incandescent light.&quot; And there was incandescent light. And God saw that it was inefficient. And it was wasteful. And expensive. And God saw that it was good.
The guy holding that sign is probably a regular church goer, so he knows how omnipotent power operates.
Hakuna Fatata - No breakfast.
Waiting for complaints from the hormonally-challenged.
People who feel there are counterfeit, pseudo or other &quot;un&quot; Americans truly do not understand what America really is. America is the people who show up. They show up on our shores, in our communities, at a job, school, recruiting office, LIttle League game. America is all of us -- including the guy who made that sign. By casting political disagreements as disloyalty (or its handmaiden, treason) the TP&#039;ers are fundamentally rejecting <i>e pluribus unum</i>.
Assuming that the pseuds in question are pretentious journalists, authors, artists etc, is the comment a veiled dig at the gays?
And it has something to do with a baseball bat -- the surveyor&#039;s mark of our times.
My mind is now blown over the phrase pseudo/counterfeit Americans.
I only counted about two. &#039;Though you&#039;ve gotta admire the guy who staked out that primo spot for his foldy chair. He&#039;s planted right in front of the white plastic chain that separates the spectators from The Show.
Since they last so much longer, you change them much less frequently. You&#039;d think teabaggers would be all over a product that meant less work and less expense but if Barry likes it, it must be the work of Satan.
He&#039;s holding the sign up over his head like it&#039;s an Idea! Clever Boy.
This almost perfectly represents the Tea Partiers. They want to return America to the 19th century light bulbs and all. Return to a period of unfettered capitalism, no regulation, limited voting, before most non-English immigration, no income tax, no unions, no environmental protection. They love that shit.
Life expectancy in 1900: 50 years.