We'll get your Sunday Bloody NYT Sunday written real soon here, but first, let's note that yesterday, August 30, would have been Molly Ivins's 70th birthday.
Yea Doc, I saw that in 1986. Will always remember the 'little tuna fishy outstretched hands with pimento stigmata' or some such. (I can't get sound to work through Wonkette.)
while she is famous for saying it, I don&#039;t think she <a href="http:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/Talk%3AFirst_law_of_holes" target="_blank">coined it</a>
SHEEPLE!!!
Molly Ivins is dead and $arah Palin is alive. How is that even fair?
Yea Doc, I saw that in 1986. Will always remember the 'little tuna fishy outstretched hands with pimento stigmata' or some such. (I can't get sound to work through Wonkette.)
I came to this directly from Nooner&#039;s column. Talk about compare and contrast.
Sadly, I didn&#039;t learn to appreciate her until the Franken/O&#039;Reilly book forum incident.
I hope they cloned Molly...
I&#039;m fairly certain that she hung the nickname &quot;shrub&quot; on W. I always appreciated that one.
<i>When satire is aimed at the powerless, it is not only cruel &mdash; it&rsquo;s vulgar</i>
an apt summation of conservative humor...
while she is famous for saying it, I don&#039;t think she <a href="http:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/Talk%3AFirst_law_of_holes" target="_blank">coined it</a>
Rest in peace, Molly. They don&#039;t make them like you any more and we are so much the worse for it.
I was thinking it was Will Rogers, but apparently it predates him, also too
Should Wonkette wish to TM the phrase &quot;nasty vile little snark mob&quot;, I would be happy to assist, gratis.