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White House Drinking Game: Every time the word recession is uttered take a drink

(Hillary Clinton)

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  1. iluvescookeys says:

    LoL, He He

  2. dissimilitude says:

    *fights the urge*
    *loses fight*
    I’d like it so much better if “recession” was spelled correctly. :-(

    Still funny, though!

    • PK drinking game. Take a shot every time a word is misspelled in a caption.

      • Sour Troll says:

        Pundit Kitchen drinking game: Every time some conservatard mouths off about liberals, take a drink. If the word “socialism” is used, take another drink. If Obama’s birth certificate is brought up, CHUG!

        • dissimilitude says:

          AND vice versa!
          *takes two drinks for troll’s use of “conservatard”*

        • Kn0wledge1ne da GANGSTA...got shot by Bitter Troll says:

          Yeah we get it sour. Partisanship rules. It’s impossible for libs and conservs to disagree vehemently on issues but still get along.

          w00t

          • It would be so much easier if conservatives just accepted that they’re wrong. :twisted:

            • mabsba says:

              Hee hee. A Jewish friend came over one day, very pissed off. He said his friend of over a decade had come by and said, “You know, if you Jews would just accept that Jesus is the Son of God, it would end all this antisemitism.” Needless to say, I gave him much beer. :twisted:

                • Default User says:

                  Well…I suppose technically he was right. I mean, if Jews all accepted Jesus as the son of Yaweh they would all become Christian and there wouldn’t be any Jews left to hate. I mean unless they went around hating their former religion. However, the Torah specifically states that no two Jews are ever allowed to agree on something when it comes to religion, so that will never happen.

                  • mabsba says:

                    I think technically he was lucky that he didn’t experience up close and personal exactly how well-armed my Jewish friend is. :) (Part of the reason for the many beers — disarming, you know.)

                    • Default User says:

                      I’m really beginning to like this Jewish friend of yours.

                      • Maxwell Silverhammer is VERY Jewish says:

                        Yeah, you don’t screw with the Jews… Ever met a Canaanite? Exaaactly ;-)

                        • mabsba says:

                          He told me his father has a fully automatic Uzi. I was silent for a minute because I know that’s illegal, so finally I just said, “Um, why?”
                          Him: “For when the Nazis come back.”
                          Me: “Okay.” I’m thinking I’m standing BEHIND his dad on that day.

                          I probably should say that his paternal grandparents spent 1933-1938 getting out of Germany to Columbia. No one else got out.

                        • Jane St.Clair Glamorous First Lady of PK says:

                          *snuggles with a certain VERY Jewish Warlord* My New Year’s Eve was lame and I need comforting.

                        • PortlandMark says:

                          Jon Stewart used to joke about that: (I’m doing this from memory, can’t find the quote) “I went to Israel, and I was struck by the differences between them and the USA. Here, we have ‘Let me do your taxes while I make you a pastrami sandwhich’ Jews; in Israel, they’re ‘Hold my Uzi while I take a leak’ Jews.”

      • moe says:

        PK drinking game. Take a shot every time a word is misspelled in a caption.
        .
        LOL, “PK” in Hindi means while drinking or after drinking.

  3. The guy behind Hillary seems awfully interested in her taking her drink. IS IT POISONED?! I think Paul Primavera is the guy behind Hillary.

  4. angie says:

    HI Rando, good comment, drink it woman, BTW, Happy New Year every one, im back in the darkened room cause of the stalking issue,

  5. xmetalheadnyrx says:

    Imagining Hillary drunk…. *shudders*.

  6. On a totally unrelated note, we are about 6.5 hours (central time) from ending this year and this decade. So, any reflections on the 00′s? Personally, I thought this year and this decade were a total crapfest, but I’m just trying to be optimistic. Any takers?

    • xmetalheadnyrx says:

      I turned 6-15 in this decade. It’s the bulk of my life so far. But yeah, it was a crapfest considering what I remember of the 90s.

    • Default User says:

      Crapfest. Seconded.

    • dissimilitude says:

      I actually had a pretty good decade. Um….I guess somebody had to? Sorry.

      • It started out with such promise. Then there was the fallout of the 2000 election, then 9/11 and the decade never really recovered. It wasn’t all bad. All 3 of my kids were born this decade. It’s no secret what pretty well ruined ’09 for me. We’ll just say I’m perfectly ready to put this year and this decade behind me.

        • dissimilitude says:

          I know. *hugs*

          • viking gal, now with holiday mellow says:

            (hugs)

            Mixed for me. On the negative my father died, had to take on mother’s stuff. On the positive, met the BF, got rid of the gallbladder, got really comfortable in my skin. I guess mostly positive except for one particularly hellacious year.

            • Well, to be fair, this is the only year that really sucked ass. The rest of it was a steady drop into mediocrity, with a fair amount of disillusionment. Next year might be interesting though as my mom & dad have been talking about getting back together for the first time in 20 years.

              • dissimilitude says:

                I’m assuming you mean get back together as in “be in the same room and speak nicely” not get back together as in “OMG we totally pulled a Parent Trap on them!” right?

                • No. I mean “OMG we totally pulled a Parent Trap on them” without the Lindsay Lohan or Hayley Mills or me or my brother interfering. They went from hating each other a year ago to totally wanting to get back together now. The only catch is he lives in Louisiana, we live in St. Louis. But he’s actually looking for a job up here. It’s just shocking is what it is.

            • mabsba says:

              I haz a sad for your dad’s passing. My dad died almost ten years ago; it still sucks.

              But something oddly cool: I wanted to buy a book he wrote in 1970 for my middle brother for xmas. I didn’t because it lists at $2475!!! I called my mom and asked her to please, please, please not lose her copy.

              • viking gal, now with holiday mellow says:

                Yeah, sucks is a good word for it.

                You could try Abe books for your father’s book. It is a used bookdealer clearing site–they take paypal. I found 2 copies of a Scandinavian cookbook that my mother and her sister used, got it for a cousin and a friend for about $10 each. (there was one dealer who wanted 100, but…NOT!)

                • mabsba says:

                  Uh, that WAS Abe books, among others. It is apparently now recognized as one of the seminal books in the field. He was pretty brilliant. :)

                  • viking gal, now with holiday mellow says:

                    Cool…if a drag for purchasing price! But maybe if you check again in 4 months or so, someone will be looking to clear out their bookshelf? I once found one of my mentors’ books on a shelf at a swapshop–free!! (I had been too broke to buy it during my grad school days)

                    • mabsba says:

                      Well, eventually I will have a copy, just hopefully not too so, eh? :twisted:

                      My friend had a garage sale and was selling her graduate textbooks. She said, oh, you know how they get outdated. There was a long pause, then I told her that my dad lent me all his graduate textbooks from when HE was in grad school. So I just had earlier editions than other people. :)

            • n10bettes says:

              Pretty crappy decade for me, I had a horrible divorce, my older brother had a horrible devastating divorce and is now living with me… I hope next decade will be an improvement.

        • Jane St.Clair Glamorous First Lady of PK says:

          I always feel guilty about complaining about my lot in life because I know a lot of people have it a lot worse and they don’t even have a really supportive family like I do. It’s been ups and downs for me too. Much of the decade (after graduating from college) was spent in a self-esteem draining search for a full time teaching job. Now that I’m on temporary contract with a school corporation I hope that turns into something more permanent next year and that things will start looking up.

          It was weird. My (extended) family had created a time capsule in 1990 to open up New Year’s in 2000. After we opened it we put everything back in and added some more things. One of the things we added was a bunch of polaroid pictures of everyone who was at the party that year. I almost wanted to cry when I saw how much younger and thinner I was ten years ago. It just seemed like yesterday.

      • Justacarolinian says:

        It’s been a really great decade for me too. It has had a few lows, but overall, the best decade of my life.

      • I did too! Aside from the death of my parents, my sister, and a divorce, everything else was great!! And the lawn is thriving thanks to all the ‘tenders of the grass’ (God I love summer!)

    • n00bettes says:

      It’s got a loser name too, two 0′s… We should have known.

    • oɹɹɐɥɔ says:

      This decade was severely up and down for me. The beginning of the decade.. I hardly remember. Let’s see. 2000. I got married in July of 2000 then I got my pizza job. Then I did some (more) drugs. 2001.. Kicked out hubby #1, did more drugs, drank a lot. Became a manager. 2002.. blur. 2003.. Stopped drinking like it was my job, gave up the blow. Well actually that was December 2002. Lived in Mexico. Lost a bunch of money. 2004.. Became serious with hubby #2.. also tried offing myself. 2005 moved to IL. 2006, got a good job with insurance and all that. Good thing too because.. 2007 tried offing myself again. Reactionary to hubby od’ing. 2008 went to Hawai’i and then hubby moved back to AZ. 2009 lost my really good job. Got new crappy job. Hubby moved back.

      So first three years of the decade are a big blur of drugs and liquor and a few suicide attempts in there too. Got lots of scars. The next seven were full of me and hubby battling his various addictions. With limited success. Hopefully this year I can go back home.

      • mabsba says:

        I haz a sad for Charro. Hopefully this will be a better decade for you! Come back to the Southwest; you can visit us (‘cept we might have to move back to CA :( ).

        • oɹɹɐɥɔ says:

          Well that’s just on the other side of NM. Sheesh.

          • oɹɹɐɥɔ says:

            Argh. I mean AZ. NM AZ CA. Stupid hangover.

            • mabsba says:

              Yeah. Crap. I realized that AFTER I sent it. It was a bit of a Jaywalking moment for me. But then you topped it. :)

              PS Guests are not allowed to puke on the shower curtains.

              PPS Neither is family.

              PPPS Anyone, really. :)

              • Default User, The Morrigu for the day. says:

                Hey, nothing wrong with moving to CA! Er, southern CA, no one cares about northern CA. If you move to southern CA you can come visit me! Both of you!

                • mabsba says:

                  Sorry and no offense, but I lived in San Diego for several years and will NOT ever live there again if I can avoid it. *shudders* Fortunately, it would be outside San Francisco, where we also lived once before, but I still don’t want to move. I like being able to own a house, for one thing. ;)

                  • Default User, The Morrigu for the day. says:

                    You…you don’t like SD? But..but I’m here! You don’t love me!

                    • mabsba says:

                      Ah…*pats DU* Not liking the city is NOT the same as not liking one of its residents. *hugs DU* You can have Baileys with DU and me tomorrow. :)

                      • oɹɹɐɥɔ says:

                        I think you should lay off the Bailey’s. I’m charro. She’s DU.

                      • mabsba says:

                        Smarta$$es don’t get any Baileys! :)

                        • oɹɹɐɥɔ says:

                          Better than being a dumbass I always say.

                        • mabsba says:

                          Too true. OMG I hate stupid people. Last month I read that 50% of Americans don’t believe in evolution. I called my mom and told her that I think they all live here! ARGH! (My husband’s a theoretical physicist, but very polite — he just stares at those people. I usually say, yeah, it’s a theory, just like gravity.)

                          I haz a sad for the future of science in our country. :(

                        • REligioustrolL says:

                          Yeah! Gravity is just a threoty! Youknow why? CAuse God holds us dowen to the earth! Not your stoopd sciences!

                        • mabsba says:

                          Hmm…I guess you will have to ask God for your Baileys, then! :)

                        • oɹɹɐɥɔ says:

                          Evolution is just a bunch of bullplop. Bullplop I say!

                        • oɹɹɐɥɔ says:

                          OH noes DU turned into a religious troll!

                        • mabsba says:

                          Don’t they have exorcism for that? Oh, crap. She was our deity for the day, too. What do we need for an exorcism? *rummages in closet* Can we use peppermint schnapps instead of holy water?

                        • Default User, The Morrigu for the day. says:

                          *turns back into normal DU+deity* What? Did someone say alcohol?

                        • mabsba says:

                          Interesting. Apparently I have discovered the cure for religious trolls — alcohol. Do you suppose it will work on actual running around my city religious nuts?

                        • Default User, The Morrigu for the day. says:

                          Sure, throw a bottle of everclear on them and light it on fire. That’ll cure them :twisted:

                        • mabsba says:

                          But will they burn blue? :)

                  • oɹɹɐɥɔ says:

                    My oldest sister lives in Sunnyvale.

                    DU, I’ve been to SD before and I liked it. But I don’t ever want to live in CA. It’s too.. Californi-ey for me.

              • oɹɹɐɥɔ says:

                Well.. Don’t give me liquor then.

  7. kg333 says:

    Why do there seem to be so many pics of Hillary Clinton with her eyes crossed? It’s a tad freaky…

  8. Moxichick says:

    Sorry for the bad spelling there. I was playing the recession game =-P Wish one could make changes after creating an LOL.

    • dissimilitude says:

      It’s still funny. ;-) (I’ve actually seen stuff like that after I submitted one and deleted and redone it….I wish there was an ‘edit’ feature, too!)


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