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Actually, he died months ago.


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Actually, he died months ago. They had him stuffed so they could keep his vote.

(Robert Byrd)

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  1. Kn0wledge1ne says:

    Elebenty!!

    • AC says:

      The Chipko movement or Chipko Andolan (Hindi:चिपको आन्दोलन) (literally “to stick” in Hindi) is a socio-ecological movement that practised the Gandhian methods of satyagraha and non-violent resistance, through the act of hugging trees to protect them from being felled. The modern Chipko movement started in the early 1970s in the Garhwal Himalayas of Uttarakhand,[1] with growing awareness towards rapid deforestation. The landmark event in this struggle took place on March 26, 1974, when a group of female peasants in Reni village, Hemwalghati, in Chamoli district, Uttarakhand, India, acted to prevent the cutting of trees and reclaim their traditional forest rights that were threatened by the contractor system of the state Forest Department, and transpired hundreds of such grassroot level actions, throughout the region. By the 80s, the movement spread throughout India, and led to formulation of people sensitive forest policies and stopping of open felling of trees in regions as far reaching as Vindhyas and the Western Ghats.[2]

      The first recorded event of Chipko however, took place in village Khejarli, Jodhpur district, in 1730 AD, when 363 Bishnois, led by Amrita Devi sacrificed their lives while protecting green Khejri trees, considered sacred by the community, by hugging them, and braved the axes of loggers sent by the local ruler,[3] today it is seen an inspiration and a precursor for Chipko movement of Garhwal.[4][5]

      The Chipko movement, though primarily a livelihood movement rather than a forest conservation movement, went on to become a rallying point for many future environmentalists, environmental protests and movements the world over and created a precedent for non-violent protest.[6][7] It occurred at a time when there was hardly any environmental movement in the developing world, and its success meant that the world immediately took notice of this non-violent Tree hugging movement, which was to inspire in time, many such eco-groups, helped in slowing down the rapid deforestation, exposed vested interests, increased ecological awareness, and demonstrate the viability of people power. Above all, it stirred up existing civil society in India like never before, which started looking towards tribal, and marginalized people and their issues like never before. So much so that, quarter a century later, India Today mentioned, the people behind the “forest satyagraha” of the Chipko movement, as amongst “100 people who shaped India”.[8] Today, beyond the eco-socialism hue, it is being seen increasingly as an ecofeminism movement, as though many of its leaders were men, women were not just its backbone, but also its mainstay, because they were the ones most affected by the rampant deforestation,[citation needed] leading to lack of firewood and fodder as well as water of drinking and irrigation. Over the years they also became primary stakeholders in majority of the afforestation work that happened under the Chipko movement.[

      • kg333 says:

        I’m confused; I thought the ordinal post rule only applied if they actually said “first”?

        • meglet says:

          i imagine that would be called the “first rule”… elebenty really means heaps of ones anyway so he kind of said the f word lots of times…

          and besides… I learned something today :) didn’t you?
          gift horse, dentures and some such

        • oɹɹɐɥɔ says:

          Stupid HTML fail.

          Ordinal Post Rule 101: Ordinal Numbers are for when objects are taken in order. When someone shouts a number for the “First Post”, also known as “The Ordinal Post”, the Ordinal Post Rule comes into play.
          Eleventy, although not a true number recognised in mathematics, is a number created by JRR Tolkien and is also commonly used on The Interwebs. “Elebenty”, is a common variant.
          Thus, it is a number, and the Ordinal Post Rule applies.

  2. WOOOO says:

    And he would be placed on my mantel.

  3. irisblue says:

    ….weekend at harrys?….

  4. Jon says:

    …TLL Sam the Eagle.

    • Captain Wow the Ambassador of Awesome says:

      We hate to inform you…. he died months ago.
      *presents Amerikkkan with his stuffed corpse*
      Enjoy!

  5. HelOnWheels the Gene Pool Lifeguard says:

    That’s not water he’s drinking. That’s a liquid from “Beer Park”. Why do they make us think these hearings are boring?? I’d like to live near Beer Park.

  6. K.K.Kelly says:

    Where’s his sheet?
    Isn’t it ironic that the only member of congress in the KKK is a democrat?…… I wonder how he feels about negr0s and their “dialect”?
    Ted is getting lonely down in hell without him.

    • n10bettes says:

      I think Harry Reid borrowed it.

    • forge says:

      Byrd is very, very, VERY far from the only member of Congress to be a member of a narrowminded racist organization.

      And he’s propped up exactly like Strom Thurmond and Jesse Helms were, only those two… men… were sitting in Congress for far longer after they were naught but leathery shells than Byrd will ever dream of being.

      • froofrou the fierce says:

        It’s a normal occurance for the eldery Congressmen to be carted in on everything from stretchers to wheelchairs. I believe there was a case back in the 1800′s of a man on his (near) deathbed being brought in to vote.

      • wow says:

        WOW, an uninformed liberal, HOW unusual!! please tell me what other members of congress are in the KKK and for your information, Robert Byrd is the longest serving senator EVER so once again, you have no idea what you’re talking about. By the way, Strom Thurmond was once a DEMOCRAT and was never a member of the KKK and neither was Jesse Helms.

        • viking gal says:

          I don’t personally know if Strom Thurmond was a member of the KKK or not, but the late Mr. Thurmond did run for president on a segregationist ticket.
          And I believe Mr Byrd quit the KKK as a young man, just as Pope Benedict quit the Nazi youth.

        • oɹɹɐɥɔ says:

          WOW an uninformed douchebag spouting his froth and demonstrating his lack of reading comprehension for all the internet to see!

          -”Narrow-minded Racist Organisation” is NOT the same as “KKK”.
          -”Was in the KKK” is NOT the same thing as “In the KKK”.
          -”..Were sitting in Congress for far longer after they were naught but leathery shells than Byrd will ever dream of being” is NOT the same thing as “Served longer than Byrd”.

          But thanks for playing, douchebag! You win spite and ridicule from all the rest of us who can comprehend English and read full sentences!

        • forge says:

          Heh, Thurmond a Democrat. Go Google “Dixiecrat” and come back to me when you’ve learned about history, boy.

  7. n10bettes says:

    It’s not?? *surprise*

  8. Teddy actually died 5 years ago. He was a muppet all the way up until his “death,” which only occurred when some Republicans found the truth.

  9. Bob says:

    just run opporation guilletine and see how good he could run the country…

  10. Joel says:

    I am from West Virginia, and the few hours I have internet a day, I get on your site and I see this! This state wouldn’t be here if not for him. You should be ashamed of yourselves.

  11. clamboy says:

    This is indeed offensive, but the same could have been done with Jesse Helms or Strom Thurmond, and the offense would have been equal. But that’s right, Democrats actually possess some decency, so it wasn’t done. (Yep, damn right I invested in flame-proofing futures. Bring it on! Cha-ching!)

    • Default User says:

      I thought it was amusing.

      I have seen no evidence that decency is based on your political alignment. I have met decent and indecent people on both sides.

      • paws4thot says:

        No idea myself. I presume US politics is like British (and Swedish?) in that about 80% of the voters who turn out would vote for a stuffed toy (literally) as long as it had the correct rosette on!

        • Dhoti the anti EWAdamsist says:

          It’s really only about a third.

        • mabsba says:

          I’m sure that’s true for a percentage of voters. It’s pretty hard to quantify because it’s one of those things that people lie most about on surveys (the number one being sex :) ).

          I think most Americans have a bias against admitting that they are that swayed by party affiliation, so the real question is are the Brits less swayed by that or are they more honest about it? Right now our country is so divided that I suspect you’re probably right. :)

  12. ThetaSigma says:

    To be fair, that same statement could be made about most politicians…

    That said, someone needs to adjust his stabilizers, he’s starting to list to the left. Or right, depending on your perspective.

  13. bitty says:

    as a west virginian i take offence to that
    we didnt stuff him, we have specially trained christians that bring his soul back near the end of each year when he keeps dying at random
    ….we only stuff things we shoot and we havent shot him yet

  14. Vlad the Impatient says:

    This lol is simply barbaric….barbaric….BARBARIC……BARBARIC……BARBARIC….

    Regardless of what you think of Byrd as a person or as a political figure, the senile old coot needs to throw in the towel.
    (YouTube “Byrd Barbaric” if you don’t get the reference.)


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