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My fellow Americans, thank you for your support… but srsly… it’s time to take down the yard signs

(Barack Obama)

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  1. n8 says:

    My Obama/Biden magnet comes off the vehicle on 1/21/2009. The day after inauguration seems like a good milepost for removing the trappings of the election, for both sides.

    • Read my blog says:

      PALIN in ’12!!!! <—–FAIL

    • charro says:

      Funny, I just have Obama duct taped to my bumper. He’s always yelling at me, something about “Please remove me from your bumper, Illinois winters are very cold”.
      To which I reply, “Please to be letting my legal woes slide so I may go to AZ where the winters are warm”.
      He’s still there, I guess he is taking that whole “no negotiating with terrorists” thing too far…

      • So that is what you did with him after I was paid my finder/trapper fee… I was wondering what you would do with a president.

        • charro says:

          Well, I am prepared to go to extremes to get out of this extreme cold.
          But that’s not all I did hee hee hee

          • I’m in IA… Feeling your cold weather too…

            • meglet says:

              mm nice and warm here in Aus
              mwahahahahahahhaa

                • I prefer the body warmth method to stay warm anyway. I can do without the dinner plate sized spiders and deadly snakes.

                  • Uncle Fester says:

                    6 of the top 10 deadliest snakes in the world… IIRC

                    Basically, if it’s not tryingto kill you to eat, it’s trying to paralyse you to lay its eggs… Like the Alien homeworld, just with better beaches…

                    • Now I am imagining Xenomorphs charging out of the ocean to jump on beach goers… It is funny and disturbing all at once. My kind of humor.

                      • charro says:

                        clicky name
                        I prefer the scorpions that are as big as my palm, thank you.

                        • Nice… Jeeps are definitely not for the waves.

                          I try to avoid all venomous critters though I want to raise some scorpions. A pet store owner told me they come with the stingers removed and I looked at him like he had taken leave of his senses, let alone the point of having a venomous critter.

                        • meglet says:

                          friends of ours ‘lost’ a pet snake the other day…
                          Some people got strange hobbies

                        • Danbala says:

                          A venomous one?

                        • Danbala says:

                          Damn, I hit the “add comment” button instead of the enter key. One of these days I’ll learn to pull my head out of my arse before I start typing…
                          .
                          I was meaning to add that if it was venomous, PLZ 2 GIVES DEM HELL. At least here, it’s venomous animals running away that make some people scream for legislation about all similar animals. (Our snake is safer than a worm.)

                        • meglet says:

                          nah just a nippy one – it prefers mice though apparently… so reassuring

                        • viking gal says:

                          I once had a tarantula in my bedroom, 2nd floor, in Massachusetts! Don’t move next to a plant shop–you never do know what is hiding in those giant cacti! O.O

                        • Jane St.Clair says:

                          GAH!!! This never would have occured to me, thanks for the spider avoidance tip. I now must go do the squicky spider dance at the mere thought of a tarantula in my room (there is a reason I live in the north).

                        • Paul says:

                          On the topic of creepy critters but having
                          absolutely no relation to the caption, do an
                          image search for japanese hornets.

                          now those creep me the heck out

                        • Interloper says:

                          @Paul: Why? Why oh why do I have to google every time someone tells me to look something up??
                          *throws up a little in mouth* Click my name for a disturbing yet oddly compelling video.

                        • rhorho says:

                          My neighbor is a bee keeper, and it’s great to have all of those cute little honey bees around. I only made it 1/3 of the way through.
                          *is permanently scarred*

                        • Jane St.Clair says:

                          WTF, was that narrated by Optimus Prime?

                        • meglet says:

                          dude that s**t is pretty f**ked up right here
                          I hate wasps and hornets, they are sooo mean!

                          nice call on the optimus prime btw

                    • PiMan says:

                      8 of 10 as I recall.

                  • charro says:

                    Oh, and DWN, charro has no body warmth to snuggle up to. Sad charro is sad.

                  • Kuromisa says:

                    I’ve been dying to use this one ever since eddie said he was from Australia! Clicky name, please. (And cross your fingers that WordPress doesn’t devour this one!)

                    • meglet says:

                      HA! nice. That one’s a harmless huntsman btw- scary as hell tho when they run up your arms out of the letterbox!

                      • Kuromisa says:

                        Yeek! I love to watch spiders from a distance, but if they crawl on me, I do a freak-out dance. Do not want, even if they’re not poisonous!

                        • meglet says:

                          i know what you mean… big do not want!
                          I try not to be mean to the spideys though cos they take care of the roachies and other annoying bugs the roachies certainly love the humidity! EVIL

                        • I used to live in a house with tons of spiders who were actually venomous and it sucked. Made me paranoid so I jerk if I feel little legs on me too.

                        • eponymous says:

                          Zoiks!!! *with Austrailian accent* “Crikey!! That Spider took your baby”!

                        • meglet says:

                          ‘makin music makin songs and fightin round the world’
                          Stupid ‘Australia’ movie and Steve Irwin making everyone think we say crikey all the time!
                          Hmph.
                          most of the poisonous spiders in Aus like to keep to themselves thankfully… if the funnel web and redback stay in their holes and corners, i won’t bother them!
                          Snakes on the other hand… nah honestly, we’re not that scary! just don’t go trying to make friends with things that have too many or not enough legs and you should be fine!

                        • Kuromisa says:

                          Exactly. I like tame pet snakes, though. It feels so cool when they twist around my arm!

                        • meglet says:

                          yeah it’s the brown guys not the tame pythons you have to worry about

                        • Danbala says:

                          Stupid ‘Australia’ movie and Steve Irwin making everyone think we say crikey all the time!
                          Haven’t seen the movie, but I have seen mr Irwin (may he rest in peace), and I, for one, am convinced that you “aussies” do in fact say “Crikey!” whenever you’re wrestling crocs and whatnot. (You croc-wrestlers, you!)

                        • Danbala says:

                          Oh, damnit. I cannot wrestle html very well. Sorry. :o (

                        • meglet says:

                          i’ll croc wrestle you!
                          And I’ve heard you should give the movie a miss…

                        • PiMan says:

                          Oh, damnit. I cannot wrestle html very well. Sorry. :o (

                          You forgot to close the </blockquote>

                        • Danbala says:

                          I know – it is pretty obvious. ;o)

                        • rhorho says:

                          I don’t understand using the blockquote on a short passage, anyway. Why not simply use quotation marks?

                        • PiMan says:

                          Because it is clearer to see, since PK doesn’t allow for real paragraph breaks.
                          Another way is to italicise it as well as use quote tags..

                        • Danbala says:

                          Yeah, what PiMan said! :o ) Also, I tend to litter my own text with quotation marks. Using another method to mark what I am responding to feels clearer. Maybe I could stick to “this style”, of course.

                        • rhorho says:

                          Okay, you’ve convinced me.

                          I’m a changed woman

                      • eddiepscetti says:

                        Thanks Kuro — I’ll be sure NOT to show that to my wife!
                        -
                        My wife is really upset over huntsman spiders. Me? I just kill it. But yeah, when you see one all spread out it does give you a start!

                        • eddiepscetti says:

                          You know what I hate more then the damn spiders and snakes? The magpies (and no, not the team). Those things just plain freak me out what the swooping and noise making. The only redeeming quality is I like the whistle or whatever you call it.
                          -
                          I actually like the movie ‘Australia’. Yes, it was cheesy, but I still liked it. And you don’t hear people running around saying crikey, fair dinkum, bloody oath or a host of other words unless they’re an ocker or a bogan.
                          -
                          Speaking of bogans, I live where they all come to homestead..

                        • rhorho says:

                          I could deal with a plate-sized harmless spider a lot sooner than I could deal with a vinegaroon! Are those in Australia, Eds?

                        • PiMan says:

                          Wiki didn’t seem to be clear, other than saying Pacific Islands. So if they are here, they would only be in the furthest north areas.
                          As long as you don’t want to live in the tropics, you’d be fine.

                        • rhorho says:

                          Thank you for looking. Their range here is in hot, arid climates, as far as I know. They’re scary looking enough, but their smell is horrific.

                        • Kuromisa says:

                          O_O Okay, new scariest thing in all Creation… *is terrified*

                      • OhMyGoodness says:

                        HUntsman spiders are far from harmless. You die from a heart-attack when you pull them out of your letterbox. You die from embarrassment when you poo your pants when you pull them out from the letterbox.
                        These spiders are vindictive, too. We had one that took a couple of direct hits from a newspaper. We called him Mr Three-Legs, and he would hide in very awkward places, and then dart out and scare the snot out of us if we used the dunny…
                        Harmless? My hairy arse-cheeks!

                    • viking gal says:

                      OK. That’s bigger than my bedroom tarantula. I am SO not moving to Australia now!!

                    • Jane St.Clair says:

                      Nooooooo!!!!! Make it go away! *shivers* I’ll take living in a cold climate over giant bugs any day. Bring on the snow b*tches!

                      • eddiepscetti says:

                        Luckily the run away or try and hide as soon they realize they’ve been discovered.

                        • Kuromisa says:

                          I think if I ever saw one in person, my first impulse would be to get closer and check it out. Then I’d realize, “Oh crap, this thing is big enough to take my arm off,” and freeze. But I’m glad they’re not dangerous, at least.

                        • Jane St.Clair says:

                          No Ed, no! You don’t want them to hide, how will you kill them? If they hide they have the opportunity to sneak up on you when you least expect it, like WHEN YOU’RE SLEEPING!!! I was driving to class one night in the spring and I had the roof back on my car and when I pulled into the parking lot a spider ran in from the roof and disappeard where the windshield meets the roof. I was like 20 minutes late for class because I was digging up there with my nail file. I was a panicked freak for days and drove with a napkin clutched in my hand thinking it was going to jump out at me.

                        • viking gal says:

                          That lovely tarantula also ran and hid on me…this encounter was 5:30 am during a ‘wake up for the bathroom’. And yes Kuro, I did go to look more closely, thinking ‘I must be dreaming’…but dream bugs do NOT crawl, nor are they 6 inches across. So I went to find a bowl and plate to trap it, but the darned critter hid on me in the meantime. I got stuck sitting awake until 8am, then calling around to try and find a pest company that would believe me about having a tarantula in my bedroom! I’m still VERY grateful for the gentleman who finally didn’t hang up on me. Sigh.

                • OhMyGoodness says:

                  Blargh??? My home this is!

              • eddiepscetti says:

                Kind of.. the last couple of days have been blah..

          • rhorho says:

            Have you thought of pimping him out? With him attached to your bumper, you could even offer free delivery–Bonus!

  2. pittypat says:

    But Rod Blagojevich offered me $100 to take ‘em down …

  3. Lynnda says:

    Bumper stickers don’t bother me at all, but those stupid yard signs need to go down the day after the election.

  4. faetal says:

    Agree in a small fashion, however I’d prefer to see all the local signs taken down… In my area they pop up like daisy’s in empty fields and NEVER go away… until Mother Nature is sick of them and blows them into traffic… chaos ensues…

  5. cee says:

    There’s a guy in my town who carries around the Obama/Biden sign and waves it at passing cars. He did it before the election, and he’s still doing it now. I’m torn between praising his dedication and being creeped out by his obsessiveness.

    • Captain Wow says:

      There’s a guy like that in my town too! he rides a bike and dances. Obama signs hanging off the back of his bike. It’s hilarious.

    • Marshy says:

      Reminds me of that satire news report from The Onion where the obsessed Obama fans have nothing to do now that the election is over. It’s prety funny.

  6. Kuromisa says:

    My dad finally took the 2 foot by 4 foot McCain/Palin sign out of our yard a little while ago. I was relieved.

  7. Roto13 says:

    Obama developed a bunch of creepy fanchildren. Politicians can do that, apparently.

  8. Blackup says:

    I see more McSame/Failin signs around here than Obama/Biden. But like, every black kid at the mall wears Obama shirts.
    REALLY. I stopped wearing my Obama shirt and hung it up in a frame and put it on a wall in the study.
    Bumper stickers are okay though. It gives me something to make fun of you when I’m in a traffic jam.

  9. Gnome says:

    I won’t tell what I did with an Obama tee-shirt.

  10. Steanne says:

    Dude, Philly law says you have to take down the signs your campaign put up, and until you do that, you can’t complain about private lawns.

  11. Marshy says:

    The only open Obama supporters (by “open”, I mean they have signs on their lawn) I’ve seen in my Texas suburban neighborhood took down their sign a week or two ago. A lot of people still have their McCain signs up, and a house I see often still has their huge McCain/Palin sign on their fence… Seriously, it’s freakin’ huge. A lot of the black kids at my school are still wearing Obama T-shirts, though.

    • Interloper says:

      “and a house I see often still has their huge McCain/Palin sign on their fence”

      So sometimes they have it and sometimes they don’t? Do they take it down at night and store it for safekeeping? Or just bring it in for family prayers?

  12. Tiamat says:

    It isn’t tacky until January, I’ll take it down then.

  13. DaffySaffy says:

    Damn, I thought I’d get in with the furthest sighting of an Obama bumper sticker (Ireland), but eddiepscetti beat me hands down with Australia! It still makes me smile every time I see it though :-)

  14. kismet says:

    NEVER!!!!!!!!! lol…

  15. Chris says:

    Hey guys look what I have discovered on internet today, http://crashtheinauguration.com, It lets you find a place to stay and book a room online with local DC residents, info on how to get to DC, and info on parties and events going on. so if you or your friend who wants to attend the inauguration and is without ticket ask them to visit this wonderful website!

    Cheers!

  16. NO WAI says:

    No need. They were all stolen before the election.
    The bumper sticker’s staying as long as possible tho. I’m surrounded by Republicans.

  17. Andrea says:

    lol haha
    srsly.


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