Yes, in the wake of the first debate between Mitt Romney and The SCOAMF, here’s an apropos photo commemorating the result:
Makes you wonder what were these people thinking, doesn’t it?
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We're not easily offended and don't want people to think they have to walk on eggshells around here (like at another place that shall remain nameless) but of course, there is a limit to everything.
Play nice!
MO: “I need to eat someone’s face off night now!!!”
Michalle: wait until we are alone…
Michelle: “If Air Force One was a car, you’d be riding on the roof.”
Mitt, under his breath, smirking to himself:’ PwNeD! ‘
mooch looks hideous. that outfit makes her look like a linebacker
MO: What the f*ck just happened?
BO: But honey, we’re a mile up. It’s going to take me a while to get used to that.
@ coldwarrior:
It’s not the outfit.
mfhorn wrote:
as bones would say…its worse than we thought, jim!
Don’t let the door hit ya on yer way out.
check drudge! Hugo is going down!
waldensianspirit wrote:
BOOM!
@ coldwarrior:
I want it to be true so badly.
coldwarrior wrote:
She’s bowlegged, has a figure like a bowling pin, and a face like a backhoe.
That said, if she were a decent human being, all of that would be overlooked.
I look like a little old lady but I generally don’t get people badmouthing my appearance.
Zimriel wrote:
Me too. That is one evil dude.
I just had a vision of Chavez and Obam-uh enjoying cigars and brandy on the veranda of O’s Hawaiian villa. “Here’s to good times, comrade”. Drink!
Mooch has that unmistakable “Mom was right” look. I’ve seen it a few times myself. (Usually after doing something expensively stupid that only revealed itself upon careful introspection from a gurney in the E.R.)
Good evening, all.
Brick wrote:
Hmmm… After thoughtful consideration, it’s my opinion that her look says “I’m gonna rip yer heart out yer asshole and eat it in front of ya”. I could be wrong. I’ve been watching that body language babe on O’Reilly.
from drudge: 51,3% frente al 48,06 de Chávez!!!
Mike C. can head back there:-)
I know who she is separated at birth from…
EBL wrote:
aunt esther!!!!
“You’re paying for my vacation next year with your own money, Urkel.”
Michelle is bowlegged because she doesn’t like wearing heels. (I don’t blame her for that.)
What’s more telling is that she’s showing that she doesn’t want to be here. Above the waist she looks very tense, like she wants to ball up her fists and knock Romney out.
Obama’s just sort of standing there.
Zimriel wrote:
I do
huckfunn wrote:
That was my first thought, but then I remembered those Bigfoot Hunter people seem to agree that Sasquatch wouldn’t normally attack a person.
Biden Taking 6 Days Off Campaign Trail Before VP Debate, Axelrod Helping Him Prepare…
Hell week for Axeldouche.
Ace warns : It’s not the vote count, it’s who counts the votes.
Brick wrote:
They look scary but they’re actually jovial and congenial.
@ waldensianspirit:
Well, he’s already wasted the first day. That was spent on the Bunny Ear method for tying shoes
waldensianspirit wrote:
She has no concept on how to stand like a lady with. Her legs are always far apart like a horse standing in a stall. Then there’s her arms that reach for the floor.
Obama looks like he had the stuffing knocked outta him. They both look like a train hit them. And let’s not over look Romney’s expression here. He’s playing it down by not to appear to be gloating, but you know he had to ber thinking: “Holy shit. I just kicked this guy’s ass and it wasn’t all that hard.”
Mitt’s over their smiling, saying to himself ” My god she does walk like the wookie “
@ Zimriel:
waldensianspirit wrote:
They are shaking in their boots. I can not wait.
obama looks like he wants to snap his fingers or click his heels three times and get away from there wizard of oz style
waldensianspirit wrote:
I was having those same concerns for about our election in November. But, hey… Eric Holder will be watching out for us. I hope everyone is reassured.
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Angrymike wrote:
i would love to know what is running through mitt’s mind right there
@ 1389AD:Why are you trying to give backhoes a bad name?…….;)
the fix is IN!:
Venezuelan polling stations began to close Sunday but some remained opened late as long lines of voters were still waiting to cast ballots in the presidential election, the electoral council said.
“We must recall at the end of this election day that voters are still voting,” National Electoral Council president Tibisay Lucena told a news conference. “Voting stations will stay open as long as voters are in line.”
coldwarrior wrote:
Silly rabbits. Trix are for kids.
huckfunn wrote:
It’s funny, me too. But then I got to thinking…it’s something fortunately that’s out of Fedgov’s control. The vote totals are accumulated by STATE, and the actual elections that night are for more than just federal positions. So any software manipulation concerns that I had, were assuaged -- a bit.
@ waldensianspirit:
Do you think Comrade Chavez can slink off to Cuba and do the DIE MOTHERFUCKER DIE routine there?
@ coldwarrior:
In other words… ugh.
I wish I could have found actual words, but, ugh.
Zimriel wrote:
the votes WILL be found.
@ coldwarrior:
Voting shall continue until the correct ratio is reached!
Brick wrote:
The real concern about Holder and the Department of Injustice ™ is that the lawsuits to throw close decisions into the courts (disenfranchised voters, gag) are probably already drafted, locked and cocked.
“Droids don’t tear people’s arms out of their sockets when they loose. Wookies have been known to do that.”
coldwarrior wrote:
And he looks like the kind of guy who might have a pair of ruby slippers hidden away in his closet…
The Osprey wrote:
LOL. Nicely played.
Is Yugo Chabbez really on the way out?
@ The Osprey:
he always struck me as if not gay, then bi, preferring men
huckfunn wrote:
Well, there is that.
Hopefully the landslide numbers on election evening will render such considerations…academic.
“This guy wants to take down our indecisive art.”
Michelle probably wouldn’t approve of the green chile chicken enchiladas I’m making for dinner.
Too bad for her
Oh, I am so looking forward to this. The Poles still know how to film historical epics.
lobo91 wrote:
Eventually, you are gonna have to stop seducing me by posting what is for dinner in your house.
Who cares about Michelle’s opinion, I’m hungry.
@ Calo:
Too bad it never works on any actual single women…
Mooche looks like she just got off a horse.
@ The Osprey:
king jan sobieki!
coldwarrior wrote:
Hussaria Polska!
FNC is running a special right now about the EPA.
It’s pretty good.
Ok, Rodan if you are out there what do you know about Henrique Capriles who has supposedly beaten Hugo Chavez?
The Osprey wrote:
i called him…no answer. might be enroute home from nyc
coldwarrior wrote:
Yes, I heard he was on vaca in NYC. Hopefully he will have a post on this in the coming week, I’m sure his Colombiano friends have some insights into this guy.
ThreeHundred wrote:
she took the rest to go…
brookly red wrote:
and a side of fries…
El candidato de la Mesa de Unidad Democrática (MUD), Henrique Capriles, se impondría al presidente de Venezuela, Hugo Chávez, en las elecciones presidenciales que se celebran este domingo en el país caribeño, según un sondeo a pie de urna de la consultora Varianza a falta del cierre de los colegios electorales. La hora fijada para el cierre eran las 00.30 hora española, sin embargo, y debido a las largas colas en algunos de ellos, se han mantenido abiertos una hora más, hasta la 01.40. [Lea aquí la noticia en Caracol Radio]
@ brookly red:
I missed my Hunan Fried Rice tonight.
brookly red wrote:
Here again, fewer people would joke about Mooch’s physique if she weren’t tyrannizing over America’s school kids.
Calo wrote:
we deliver.
@ brookly red:
Meh! I don’t do Brooklyneese in Espanola.
@ Calo:
The candidate of the Democratic Unity Table (MUD), Henrique Capriles, be imposed against Venezuela’s President Hugo Chavez in the presidential elections held on Sunday in the Caribbean country, according to a poll exit polls by consultancy Variance the absence of closure of polling stations. The time set for the closing were 00.30 Spanish time, however, and because of the long lines in some of them, have remained open for another hour, until 01.40. [Click here to read the news on Caracol Radio]
@ coldwarrior:
Yeah, I’m not holding my breath for Hugo to be booted out. We’ll have the same problem here next month.
mfhorn wrote:
we need a bigger
boatboot.@ Calo:
Working on a 3-play, no guarantees.
/lurk
@ CynicalConservative:
You won’t like though….
/…—…
@ brookly red:
A boot is a Canadian boat, right?
And now drudge says Hugo wins
mfhorn wrote:
I thought it was Canadian for “approximately.”
Electoral Council says Chavez wins. That popping sound you hear is corks popping at the White House.
waldensianspirit wrote:
Now that’s a shock…
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Michelle, what the fuck were you thinking?
Even if had “won” the debate, this was an utter failure for you.
@ lobo91:
Heh! I beat ya. Or do want a recount?
@ mfhorn:
@ lobo91:
Say that in Quebec and they think your talking about a “GOOOOAL!”
@ huckfunn:
@ lobo91:
With 117% voter turnout, and tens of thousands of ballots which have been tampered with…
Thank you, Charles.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ymLJz3N8ayI
@ huckfunn:
Well shucks; I lost.
If not for LGF,….
mfhorn wrote:
Was Axelrod “consulting” on Chavez’s campaign?
Tonight’s episode of Copper was timely. It took place on election day, 1864.
The Tammany folks had all these Irish guys voting multiple times. They lined up at a bar, got a free drink, then were issued their new name to go vote under.
With a cop in charge of the whole operation.
@ lobo91:
What’s “Copper”? (in context of course)
/lurk
CynicalConservative wrote:
A BBC America show about an Irish detective in the Five Points area of NYC in 1864.
@ lobo91:
Ah. thanks. Out of the scope of what I choose to be exposed to.
/lurk
@ CynicalConservative:
I’m tired.
And y’all are a bunch of haz beeenz.
I’m sorry I fell asleep while you were about tonight.
Maybe tomorrow we can disagree about nothing.
coldwarrior wrote:
That was my thought the other day. You can just hear Moochelle: “What were you thinking fool! That man owned you! Don’t you even think about getting close to me fool! Now, let’s get outta here, there’s a lobster special at the Red Lobster and you are buying me one of everything! “
Since Macker axed for a Caption Contest, I thought that I’d post Bullmoose Jackson’s “Bow Legged Woman.” Then I thought some Reggae might be more appropriate.
I’m not a NASCAR fan, but I saw this while I was up at the gym today. Last lap colossal wipeout at Talladega. Be sure and go to full screen.
@ AZfederalist:
Caption:
“She’s so bow-legged, and he’s so knock-kneed, that when you walk behind them they spell OX.”
@ Mandy:
waldensianspirit wrote:
So he drew the short straw. Couldn’t happen to a nicer guy. With any luck they’ll turn on each other
@ Bunk X:
Okay, that didn’t work.
https://twitter.com/Gus_807/status/255137189753679872
@ yenta-fada:
Makes you wonder what were these people thinking, doesn’t it?
He only imagined he was thinking. He was wrong though. His biggest problem is that he does not yet have a firm grasp of the obvious.
@ Bunk X:
Great to see ya back. It’s quiet around here lately. I suspect that election night will lure the lurkers & absent friends.
@ JeremyR:
Even Mark Twain and Charles Dickens together could not have conjured up this administration.
lobo91 wrote:
I’m watching it now.
It’s certainly making me angry. Right before bed.
@ yenta-fada:
Been busy with stuff I’d rather not be busy with. Fortunately peeps and admins here understood. I like being able to stop in and crap in the middle of the rec room hall and leave without anyone getting pissed. Mongoose did it for years and got away with it.
Bunk X wrote:
M’kay. Try not to get anything on the walls. (insert appropriate emoticon that Bunk doesn’t like)
yenta-fada wrote:
No. The Obama administration is a horror more befitting one of H.P. Lovecraft’s tales of existential cosmic terror and strange cults that worship horrifying alien entities. Obama kind of fits with the character of Nyarlathotep, especially in his incarnation as the Black Pharoah.
@ The Osprey:
I will rely on your good offices regarding that particular genre.
I don’t know how the WH rose garden continues to bloom.
It is, indeed, a horror show.
@ yenta-fada:
No shortage of fertilizer…
“… and a face like a backhoe.”
Can ya say ‘double take’ ?
So, no work trips back to Venezuela for me anytime soon, then. Well, it would take years to unscrew PDVSA anyway, if it even can be unscrewed, which is doubtful. Chavez fired all their best people years ago and replaced them with Chavistas. They are scattered all over the oil industry world-wide now. I still keep in touch with some of them that I worked with back in 97.
@ The Osprey:
You know…I’ve never read any of HPLovecraft’s works. Am I missing anything?
The Osprey wrote:
Sorry, that will be banned in the US as “Hate Speech against the Religion of Peace”. Until mid-January that is!!!!!!
@ Macker:
No.
Don’t let this Rodan read:
Mitt Romney: arm the Syrian rebelsRepublican presidential candidate is to call for an escalation of the conflict in Syria in a major foreign policy address
@ Guggi:
I’ve seen reports that Romney is supposed to take on Islam with this speech. I’d much rather see that than calls for the US to, get involved in Syria. Syria is a mess. There really is no up side for us there, any more than there was in Libya.
Guggi wrote:
I don’t know about Rodan, but I think arming the rebels would be a huge mistake.
Just because they may win in the end, support from us would most likely not translate into any benefit if the rebels do come to power. What benefit did we gain in egypt for example.
Besides there is the same problem in syria as in libya, egypt, and all the other so-called arab spring revolutions. As odious as the current governments are, the rebels are very likely to be worse. In all of them I have read reports there is a mix of al’qada, muslim brotherhood, and other similar islamist groups.
I know Romney wants to capitalize on obama’s many foreign policy failures, but supporting the rebels in syeia who will likely be worse enemies than asssad if they win is a approach that has me questioning Romney’s reasoning and objectivity when dealing with the muslim world.
Guggi wrote:
Does anyone know if this is the position Bolton takes on this issue? I can see Romney blowing any advantage he gained last week if he takes this position!
“Foot…take this bullet, it will make you feel better”
@ Iron Fist:
@ citizen_q:
There are no “good” vs. “bad” rebels. Syria is a mess and we all stood out (Europe and the U.S.A.)
Tanker wrote:
me too.
@ Tanker:
Bolton is Romney’s number 1 Foreign Policy adviser, so. I’d say Yes.
@ citizen_q:
Rodan would DEFINITELY be excoriating Romney for taking this position. After Syria falls, Jordan and its Star Trek KIng will be next.
@ theoutsider:
I see you made it through your counseling sessions! Feeling better?
New thread.