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  1. twoyearold says:

    hahhahahhhHAHHaaa! so funny! more more!

  2. DeathWyrmNexus says:

    Who are they?

  3. BlackBeard says:

    Argh ! Tis lame it be !!

  4. Koki Kariya says:

    I wonder how bad 4chan is going to DDOS this place for using this template.

    • katillac says:

      Are you kidding? It would more likely draw more attention to them, resulting in an influx of noobs who forget to post anon. That makes the regulars happy, resulting in fun reading for the rest of us.

      It’s a win-win situation!

  5. James says:

    Biden can’t open his mouth with out having a FAIL, but he never realizes he’s messed up. So he looks good doing it.

    • Oy, buffoon!! Yes, you with the failed attempt at humor and realistic sobriety. He looks Damn good doing it and your wonder girl hasn’t managed to talk the entire time she has been riding the bus. I have been wondering if they are going to make the bus shorter to properly accomodate her mentality.

      If Biden is Fail, Palin is tragicly epic fail. In a bowl of shit, three days old, covered in the fluids your mother forgot to throw away after you were born.

      In bed…. ;)

      • James says:

        …with a rabid diseased tailless monkey

        Epic fail? Why because she got caught up on gotcha question? Because She realized that she wasn’t doing well in the interview and Froze up. Biden has his head shoved so far up his @$$ that he doesn’t realized that he’s sad F.D.R. when on “TV” in 1929!

      • Christine says:

        She’s not riding the bus. Her party pushed her and McCain in front of it.

        • froofrou says:

          I’m still not sure that’s happened. It’s really weird that such a hated candidate is still within the margin of error. A statistical tie. Obama should be far ahead at this point.

          • PiMan says:

            What is the margin of error here? 5%, 10%? These are pretty big margins of error.

            • froofrou says:

              3% in the polls I’ve seen, including the latest AP poll. It’s a HUGE margin of error statistically speaking, and means that the two are basically tied.

              • PortlandMark says:

                Check fivethirtyeight dot com: I think you’ll see Obama is well outside the margin of error in most states, including several states that went to Bush in 2004.

                • KillerRabbit says:

                  And last election the media kept claiming Kerry was far ahead in the polls too- until he lost. It’s over when it’s over !

                  • PiMan says:

                    He wasn’t far ahead this close to the election. Bush was already closing in.

                    • froofrou says:

                      Closing in, but still behind. I don’t even hear the Fat Lady tuning up yet.

                      • Maxwell Silverhammer says:

                        Yeah.. I talked to “The Fat Lady” and she’s not happy. First off,
                        she prefers to be called “The Larger Than Average Lady”. And
                        she’s also mad that her job has been taken by an old white-haired
                        guy, the moment he announced Palin on his ticket.

          • ck says:

            Waaaah, Obama sucks because he should be winning MOAR, waaaah.

            • froofrou says:

              I didn’t say that. I merely said that I thought it was weird that a candidate who is supposed to be so well loved should be a little further ahead than just the margin of error. It’s not in the bag for either candidate.

              • Guinny says:

                I agree with you, froofrou. I’m still new to the Obama supporting thing (having been an independent until a couple of weeks ago) but I do think it’s strange that his lead isn’t bigger. I have my thoughts about that, too, but I shall refrain from sharing lest I piss off half this site’s viewers ;-)

              • ck says:

                McCain has a lot of idiots on his side scared there by fear and lies. America is filled with idiots.

                • froofrou says:

                  I take exception to that statement. I am neither scared by lies or an idiot. You, sir, are a bigot for thinking that. I simply disagree with your side. And pretty much everything Obama stands for.

                  • PortlandMark says:

                    Like more education, universal health care for children, and wiping out Al Quaeda in their bases in Pakistan/Afghanistan…

                    (btw, he’s gonna fail on point three. Just wanted to be the first liberal to admit it.)

                    • froofrou says:

                      He wants the government to pay for all of this. In Hawaii, the ‘universal health care’ just got revoked because people who were originally paying for the healthcare just simply stopped paying in order to get theirs free from the Hawaiian government, and it became too expensive for the gov’t to pay for. Do you honestly think anything different will happen if the federal gov’t tries the same thing? Same thing happened in the housing crisis. People who could afford their morgages just stopped paying because they knew they would be bailed out. When the gov’t does it all for you then there is no need to do ANYTHING for yourself. Then there is nobody to tax to pay for it, and the system collapses, taking the truly needy with it.
                      As far as more education, no one in their right mind is against it.

                      • PiMan says:

                        So you’re saying that Hawaiians and potentially people in mainland US are slackers and scammers? Because universal healthcare works in other countries just fine.

                        • froofrou says:

                          You’re putting words in my mouth. But to be honest, we do have a lot, a LOT of users in America. Aside from Singapore, can you give me an example of a free people who are being given everything by a government where it actually works the way its supposed to?
                          I have no problem with Socialism in its purest form. It’s an awesome idea. But because of the few who will abuse it, it ruins it for everyone else.

                        • PiMan says:

                          Being given everything? No, I can’t name one.
                          But many countries in Europe, as well as Canada, Australia, New Zealand; we do have more accessible healthcare. And while none of them are perfect, there are at least a few that are a damn sight better than the US.

                        • froofrou says:

                          I can agree with you. But you have to be REALLY careful when you start asking the government to provide everything, not just healthcare. In America we want gov’t supplied healthcare, retirement, education, guaranteed jobs, defense, welfare…….and pretty much everything else you can name. Ok, great. Now who’s going to pay for it? The rich few at the top are rich in part because they are smart enough to hide their money and not have to give it up. So if the redistribution of wealth ever takes off, guess what? More of that money will be hidden so the people who earned it don’t have to pay it to someone who wants the government to pay for it all. Then the entire thing collapses, and Joe Six Pack, who really IS legitimately hurt and can’t work, and Jane Doe who can’t provide for her four kids on an hourly wage, suddenly can’t get ANY help from the government because there is no one to pay for it.
                          And before you jump on me and flame me (said to the random troll who doesn’t know me well enough to make an intelligent argument with me, not you, PiMan :-) ), just remember that I am aware this is an extreme example. But in every extreme example there is enough truth to make it scary.
                          Out of curiosity, what will Obama’s tax rate be, and will he be paying the full amount, or will he be hiding his money like every other smart rich person out there? Who will be getting his extra money?

                        • herb says:

                          … So basically you’re saying that the “wealthy paying more in taxes” scenario will inevitably fail because rich people are corrupt?

                          Damn, you’d make a good carpenter. That’s also the reason why genuine communism/marxism/socialism/anarchism fails: people are lazy, petty, and greedy. The unfortunate part is, our society isn’t doing much to help that.

                          I was debating a friend about the pros and cons of a more balanced system. (I dislike the term “redistribution of wealth” as is makes it seem like the very rich actually earned the money themselves, without the help of hundreds of people lower on the food chain.) We decided that if the government is to offer more social programs (which it should, as we are a gigantic community after all) than people should not only pay for it through taxes (from each acording to his ability, to each according to his need), but that we should also reinvest in our country’s well-being: something akin to a mandatory three-year stint in either the armed services or some form of civil service like AmeriCorps.

                          $.02

                        • ema says:

                          It’s not corrupt to want to keep most of what you earn, no matter how much money you make. Business owners and investors take great risks and have great responsibilities. (If they fail, the government should NOT bail them out!!) They create jobs and income, not to mention goods and services. If we take away the incentives they won’t do that anymore. More than likely if we keep raising taxes on the wealthy they will leave and invest in businesses in countries with lower taxes. People may be lazy, petty and greedy to a certain extent, but how is government going to change human nature?

                        • DeathWyrmNexus says:

                          You’re still under the assumption that most of those rich actually earned it. Just saying.

                        • DeathWyrmNexus says:

                          Also have to remember right now that most people even busting their asses can’t afford to retire or have healthcare. They aren’t lazy. They’re just screwed…

                        • herb says:

                          More than likely if we keep raising taxes on the wealthy they will leave and invest in businesses in countries with lower taxes.

                          How is this not blackmail? “If you don’t give me extra-special treatment, I’m going to leave.” Christ, most of these businesses already ship most of their labor work overseas, and funnel half their earnings through off-shore accounts. Let ‘em move to another country. It’d be more impetus to reinstitute tariffs.

                        • ema says:

                          Then were will the jobs come from? Who will we tax? Tariffs on what? None of us here will be able to afford to buy anything. I’m just saying we need to NOT over do it with taxes or they will leave or cease doing business, and it’s not blackmail its just healthy competition. If other countries are charging less for taxes it’s just common sense.

                        • ema says:

                          “Also have to remember right now that most people even busting their asses can’t afford to retire or have healthcare. They aren’t lazy. They’re just screwed…” — If we had a healthy vibrant economy with lots of wealthy people investing and creating jobs we would all be in better shape.

                        • eddiepscetti says:

                          Sorry herb, but the phrase “from each acording to his ability, to each according to his need” is attributed to Marxism and frankly, I’d rather not have any part of that system.

                        • herb says:

                          I know where the phrase comes comes from, eddie. I used it as it demonstrates a level of equality and responsibility that is clearly un-American.People contributing back to the community? Bwah! Seeing that all members of the community are provided the barest necessities? A travesty!

                          I know I’ve a great deal of idealism, but the idea that if we completely deregulate Big Business, they’ll return in kind with glorious benefits those who helped and continue to help them remain big is not one of them.

                          Please understand: I’m an idealist because I believe that people have the potential to be great and do great things; I am a cynic because I know if given the chance they won’t.

                        • eddiepscetti says:

                          Ok, I think we’re on the same side of the street (or at least standing in the middle dodging traffic.) I probably came across a little pompous when I didn’t mean to. Otherwise, I agree with your idealism, it’s just that that particular quote takes me back in time, if you know what I mean.

                        • Maxwell Silverhammer says:

                          Yeah man… those damn reality freightliners really murder idealism
                          Im getting tired of having tire tracks across my back.

                  • ck says:

                    Oh please, you keep on parroting about how Obama pals around with terrorists. Sounds like someone who was spoon feed a lie. You, “madam”, are an idiot.

                    • froofrou says:

                      I can say that with the same breath that I can say McCain is a dumbass because of his views on amnesty. Doesn’t make either statement less true because one side believes it and the other doesn’t. You have a bad habit of forming an opinion based on a few of my posts. I have no problem admitting I am wrong when you can give me actual evidence, but the evidence for Obama not ‘palling around with terrorists’ is shaky in my book. Besides, ‘parroting’ is not the correct term for mentioning it in a few posts. I’ve given my disagreements with McCain as well.
                      My opinions don’t make me an idiot any more than your overdeveloped sense of self righteousness make you an intelligent person. Get off your high horse and actually debate with me instead of throwing out names.

                      • herb says:

                        The Obama-Ayers terrorist connection is flimsy at best.

                        Mutatis mutandis: McCain pals around with the Pro-Life crowd, and they’ve killed more people and bombed more buildings than the Weathermen ever did.

                        • froofrou says:

                          I don’t agree with his people doing that either. If it seems I’m a little one-sided it’s simply because there aren’t a lot of intelligent people on these boards from my side (with a few notable exceptions) who can form a decent argument without sounding like EP or some radical dummy who can’t spell. And anyone who calls me a name before trying to debate my ideas is in the same boat with EP as far as I’m concerned, no matter what side he/she is on.

                        • Maxwell Silverhammer says:

                          Ok hottie, your attractive, sexually stunning, goddess! Im only
                          gonna say this ONCE:……. How YOU doin? :-D

                        • Maxwell Silverhammer says:

                          crap…. “you attractive”

                          Extra/misplaced letters are mine enemy this night.

              • Abra Kadabra says:

                Actually, only the Major media outlets (NBC, CBS, FOX, MSNBC…) have the race anywhere close.

                If you look at any 3rd party, or small-market media group, the projections have Obama at anywhere from 300 to 360 Electoral votes, with an 80+ % chance of winning, and national polling averages somewhere in the realm of:
                Obama 54%
                McCain 43%
                Undecided ~4%

                Try this site:
                fivethirtyeight.com
                Its put together by a non-partisan group of statisticians (headed by a baseball statistician) that compilied their data from a number of national and local polls, and put it all together into one composite.

                • enema says:

                  Anyone who claims that Obama should be up by a huge number, like 10+ points doesn’t understand American politics. The fact of the matter is that the VAST MAJORITY of people decide who they’re going to vote for before the candidates are even chosen. Most people vote along party lines with little exception—that’s just the way it is. As such, each candidate is pretty much guaranteed at least 40% of the vote right off the bat.

              • PortlandMark says:

                I just think it’s funny that we’ve reached a point where *anyone* would say “Why isn’t the black man winning more heavily in the race for the White House?” Wasn’t more than, oh, six months ago that many believed we’d *never* have a black president.

  6. Ted says:

    Yep, Palin’s ‘tarded.

  7. Jim says:

    I thought this one was funny. And I don’t really care how Palin pronounces nuclear. It might slow her down a bit if she’s ever requesting the launch codes.

  8. joggre says:

    woot, this is fan-freakin’-tastic!!
    nice work!!!

  9. Kira says:

    I usually agree with Palin jokes, but this strikes me as less funny and more just plain mean. Prolly cause of Palin’s expression the last panel.

  10. ryszard says:

    Once again. New-ku-lar is the accepted ITB (inside the Beltway) pronunciation. They ALL say it like that.

    • PiMan says:

      Is Alaska inside said beltway? I didn’t think so.
      Palin isn’t in DC yet, she could at least wait until then to show this side of her stupidity.

      • Evil Pundit says:

        The people who think Palin is dumb are the stupid ones.

        • PiMan says:

          When she can’t name a single newspaper she has read, I will question her intelligence. She hasn’t shown much that I know of that suggests she is anything more than average.

          • blah says:

            Considering the trash they print in most papers, I don’t blame her for not reading them. Smart folks prefer truth to “journalism”, since none of them seem to be able to be unbiased like they say they all are.

            • PiMan says:

              She never said she didn’t read them. Rather, she said she did read them but was mysteriously unable to name any of them.

            • ck says:

              Lol, and where in the hell do these supposed smart people get their “truth” then? Fail.

              • Jane St.Clair says:

                *pssst* Right Wing blogs. Duh.

                • froofrou says:

                  In the interest of fairness, the smear story that Palin’s son was actually her grandson was started on a left wing blog and somehow managed to make it into the mainstream media.

                  • Maxwell Silverhammer says:

                    Anyone who believed that story is in the same league with the “obama
                    is a terrorist” folks. I mean really, its the only time on here where my
                    only repsonse to those claims would be “Dont be stupid… cmon.”

            • Jane St.Clair says:

              That’s an interesting viewpoint considering Palin majored in Journalism in College.

          • Evil Pundit says:

            “The man who reads newspapers is less well informed than the man who reads nothing at all.” — Thomas Jefferson

            • PiMan says:

              Choosing what version of the quote to use vastly changes its meaning. Your says, ‘newspaper sucks’, this says ‘newspapers shouldn’t be your only source of info’

              The man who reads nothing at all is better educated than the man who reads nothing but newspapers. — Thomas Jefferson

              Perhaps also see:

              Were it left to me to decide whether we should have a government without newspapers, or newspapers without a government, I should not hesitate a moment to prefer the latter. — Thomas Jefferson

              • scum-bot says:

                pwned

              • Jane St.Clair says:

                You sir, are a WIN. It seems awfully quiet here though, I do wonder why EP didn’t respond to this. ;)

                • Evil Pundit says:

                  Possibly because I don’t stay on this board 24/7.

                  So a googled quote is more accurate than one from memory. The essential idea is there.

                  • PiMan says:

                    No it isn’t. The essential idea was drastically changed in yours, even though the words are similar.
                    And while mine was googled, I understand that there is a chance that it is still wrong, because the way I originally remember the quote was arguing against reading only one newspaper (rather than only newspapers, but many of them)
                    .
                    Jane’s point about you not responding is somewhat justified though, because it does seem that as soon as someone proves you wrong you ignore it rather than respond.

                    • Jane St.Clair says:

                      That’s pretty much his posting history, if he can’t argue against it with his right wing talking points he moves on to greener pastures. Besides, posting a quote from memory without actually researching to make sure it was right so you don’t look like a jackass, from the kid who screams for proof anytime someone says something he doesn’t want to hear about his heroes, not very smart.

                  • Jane St.Clair says:

                    And yet you seem to be upset with Charlie that he hasn’t been glued to this board to respond to anything you might say with proof that you aren’t even going to believe because it didn’t come from one of your right wing blogs. Also, btw, anyone with a shred of reading comprehension ability would see that the “quote” that you were intending to use to support Palin’s lack of knowledge was actually NOT saying that reading newspapers is bad but instead was saying that reading ONLY newspapers and nothing else is bad.

              • herb says:

                What tags did you use to get that sort of formatting?

        • The people who think Palin is smart ride the shortbus.

          • Evil Pundit says:

            Are you going to give any evidence about what you said regarding Palin’s husband?

            “nah, her husband takes care of the REALbusiness,she just sits back and tells herself that she is an executive while she stays at home where her husband thinks that she belongs.”

            Or did you just make that up, like many of the other stupid things you’ve said?

            • Kelto says:

              I feel sorry for you. It must suck to be such a hateful and biased person…

            • PortlandMark says:

              I got your evidence. Please see my earlier post.

            • ck says:

              Her husband hates America.

              • KillerRabbit says:

                And Obama’s pastor hates America- and so does Michelle Obama !

                • Kelto says:

                  silly rabbit, propaganda’s for kids…

                • enema says:

                  Apparently neither of them “hates” America enough to join a group that actively promotes state secession. Fail!

                • PortlandMark says:

                  Michelle is proud of this country, haven’t you heard? Rev Wright wants to improve things in America, aren’t you listening? Todd Palin, on the other hand, was a member of an organisation whose founder was killed in an illegal attempt to purchas plastic explosives, and whose famous quote is “The fires of hell are as icy glaciers compared to my hatred of America and her institutions”.

                  I’m sure you don’t have to be a genius to “get” why an African American might see some conflict between their love for America and their hatred of how blacks have been treated here? How long ago was the last time a black man was dragged to death behind a car in this country? How about- aw hell, I can’t even start cataloguing all the offenses against black americans, I’ll be here all day.

                  • herb says:

                    But-but-but- all I saw on the biased Liberal main stream media was Rev. Wright saying “Goddamn America”. How can that be?

                    What I find interesting is when I tried to YouTube Rev. Wright rantings lasting a long while. He’d spend a few minutes doing the fire-and-brimstone bit, but far more time being long and solemn. Fancy that.

          • AC says:

            What’s a shortbus?

            • KillerRabbit says:

              It’s the little bus that goes around and picks up drunks, then takes them to numerous voting booths and pays them $10 to vote for Obama.

            • Jane St.Clair says:

              Well, in this country when they started integrating students with special needs into the regular school (where previously they had been in separate schools) they had to ride a different bus that was wheelchair accesible, since many of them used wheelchairs, and so the bus ended up being shaped a little different and shorter than a regular bus. Hence short bus has emerged as a somewhat derogatory term for someone who is mentally handicapped. Where are you from AC, just out of curiosity?

        • Jane St.Clair says:

          “I know you are but what am I?”

    • Christine says:

      It’s not accepted in the Rust Belt, so I don’t know what belt you are referring to.

  11. james12 says:

    HAHA guys ur so funny. this is great. made my day!!! :P

    -Live NYC shows on RealityBedroom-
    -www.realitybedroom.com-

  12. Green Is Good says:

    God, I can’t wait for this election to be over….

  13. YumYum says:

    Actually, Webster’s New International Dictionary (unabridged) says that “noo-kew-lur” is a perfectly acceptable pronunciation, if uncommon.

    But I guess that’s an understandable mistake. The Obamaniacs be not known fo’ chillin at de liberry.

  14. Ana Pires says:

    I thought it was Bush who couldn’t say it correctly…?

  15. MLOPEZ says:

    To everyone who’s making fun of this person’s pronunciation….

    To someone from New England….please pronouce the following words:

    FAR CAR

    And to just about any 20-something around today, whether you’re wearing ‘bama beanies or not….please pronounce the following words..

    ASK ASKS

    Please….the pronunciation police is as ridiculous as the grammar police. Get real, everyone.

    • PiMan says:

      There is a different between an accent and just plain wrong.
      noo-kew-ler is just plain wrong.

      • PiMan says:

        Oh, and I assume with “ask” you are referring to people saying “aks” which is also just plain wrong, but common enough to begrudgingly tolerate.

        • Pedant says:

          “Aks” should not be tolerated either

          • PiMan says:

            I’ll cringe, but I won’t call them out on it.

            • herb says:

              I treat garish mispronunciations the same as baby-talk.

              “Lemme axe you a question about nuke-u-lar fission.”
              “All right. I’ll let you ask a question about nuclear fission.”

              And there is a world of difference between an accent (a regional pronunciation of a particular morpheme) and outright butchering of words. (‘though as my mother gets older, her New England — which is in the North East Ms. Palin– accent is getting atrocious. After hearing about how her feckin’ cah is pecked in the yahd cuz the gad-dem tia mount shit the bed, I did threaten to send her to speech therapy.)

  16. She sounds like one of us!

  17. Noo kew lur. hahahahaha

  18. JIff Bean says:

    LOL, McBush and Failin are without doubt two peas in a pod!

    Jiff
    http://www.online-privacy.se.tc

  19. I’ll laugh as soon as I finish crying. :’(

  20. johndoe789 says:

    Saw this like 4 hours ago.

    I seen funnier.

  21. Marshy says:

    Palin did horribly in the VP debates. It was hilarious. Especially the noo-kew-lur thing.

    • enema says:

      I lol at anyone who defends her. She’s been an awful choice for VP. Repubs are bailing ship right and left. I can’t tell you the number of conservatives I’ve talked to who aren’t voting this year because they’re so disgusted with McCain.

  22. ??? says:

    Lol! I’m glad that someone else finally noticed!

  23. ino says:

    ich wichse lieber

  24. Pirate77 says:

    Biden makes Quayle look like Albert Einstein. Three letter word: J-O-B-S.

  25. mschoon says:

    Does anyone else realize that aside from George W. Bush and Sarah Palin, Dwight Eisenhower, Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton all said “nucular”? Clinton seems to have shaped up recently, which has been nice. I think it’s pretty interesting and very telling that the use of “nucular” is being used as an attack now, and it wasn’t used during the Clinton Presidency. Also, George W. Bush used to say “nuclear,” towards the beginning of his first term. It regressed pretty rapidly to “nucular.”

    Another thing that’s really easy to overlook is that people do this sort of thing all the time. Many people pronounce the word “jewelry” as “julery.” It isn’t proper pronunciation at all, but nobody jumps all over people for saying it like that. Granted, it isn’t as blatantly obvious as “nucular,” but it’s essentially the same error.

    I guess my point is that people who think that the use of “nucular” rather than “nuclear” is an indication of intelligence should really take a linguistics course. Language changes over time. The word “horse” was originally “hros,” and the word “bird” was “bryd.” All this to say: “nucular” isn’t stupid, it’s just different.

    • jules says:

      /nod ask someone from philly to say water or creek, you’ll get wooder and crick. i’ve known immensely intelligent people who said “nucular” and i still cringe. i’m not defending palin though, i believe she’s a complete idiot.

  26. Peach says:

    Hahahaha!! XD
    This is so cute! XD

  27. .:Lexii:. says:

    This Sarah Palin lady is a joke right? I mean please say americans arent as stupid as to vote for this woman. She doesn’t believe dinosaurs existed. Us aussie’s find this lady unbelievable stupid. Come on america do you really want another George Bush running your country. Lol this lady’s a douche. Plus Obama can dance better =P

  28. Dan says:

    dancing skill as nothing to do with running a country plus she’s not that stupid ok i mean come on guys just because of how Bush says nuclear doesnt mean everyone in that party talks that way i mean you have to be freaking retarded to believe that b.s.

    • jules says:

      punctuation fail. not trying to be the grammar police or anything but in order to get a point across, commas and periods are generally a good idea.

  29. .:Lexii:. says:

    I agree with this Jules character. If you are going to agrue a point please do so without mistreating the english lanuage. It really is rather sad when a 16 year old girl can punctuate better then a grown man. I also find it quite funny that she is known as the “pitbull with lipstick”, yet most of her supporters are going around with images of bulldogs. Breed fail.

    • eddiepscetti says:

      That would include spelling, right? I didn’t want to state the obvious, and probably would have let it slide, but since you chose to have a go at Dan, I thought it only fair to bring you up on your shortcomings as well.

  30. Eliza says:

    new-kewl-lur
    Funny! lolz

  31. Matt says:

    BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH MCCAIN LOST
    gg obama
    for change
    socialest = democrat?
    4 more years of a republican (especially mccain) would be death to the world.
    He did alot of good things in the war , but please, don’t tell me mccain makes sense. If you look at his program, you have to admit it or you are blind, sarcastic or pretty dumb

  32. Tuure Koivikko says:

    LOL!

    …&

    Merry Christmas!
    :)

  33. Anonymous says:

    i’m saging this thread on principal

  34. Jim says:

    Bible Spice! That is the funniest thing ive heard all week.

    LOL

  35. Fawn says:

    “Bible Spice” – okay, you win the internets.

  36. Captain Weiner says:

    HAHAHAHA I LOVE THIS WEBSITE!!! ZOMG!!!!!


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