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especially after the suicide bombers do their thing

(Soldiers with a sense of humor)

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  1. TheSouthSucks says:

    Funnier without the caption. Sometimes less is more….

  2. Spanky wants to smack Fastfood says:

    What ? No Brown-butt-hurt-Democrat LOL’s ?!!!!!!

    • Kn0wledge1ne says:

      ^^FAIL

      He just won yesterday. Give it at least three more days before you see those. And it’ll most likely be congradulatory ones. Not butt-hurt ones.

      Martha Coakley sucked anyway. Another establishment Democrap. Let’s just hope Brown isn’t another establishment Redumblican.

      • paws4thot says:

        It was reported over here as the Democrats losing a 60 seat majority in the Congress (which I take to mean there are now 79D, 21R in Congress). If that was accurate, just why do the Republicans think they have any right to oppose Democrat legislation?

        • roa says:

          No, a 60 seat majority means they had 60 sixty seats. It’s now 59-41. This bothers the democrats, because they have lost the power to stop a filibuster by the republicans. The rules of the senate are such that any senator or group of senators can debate a bill as long as they want (thus delaying it passing), unless 3/5ths of the senate (which would be 60) invoke cloture, which forces the debate to end and the vote to take place.

          • PortlandMark says:

            I think Jon Stewart said it best: “If this lady loses, the health care reform bill that the beloved late senator considered his legacy, will die. And the reason it will die… is because if Coakley loses, Democrats will only have an 18 vote majority in the Senate, which is more than George W. Bush ever had in the Senate when did whatever the f*ck he wanted to.”

            • Justacarolinian says:

              Makes you wonder how someone portrayed to be so stupid got it done.

              • PortlandMark says:

                Two things:

                1) He had very effective help, in the form of Rumsfeld, Cheney, and Rove.

                2) Republicans are just plain different than Democrats. For the last fifteen years or so, they haven’t had any tolerance for legislators that go their own way; they even managed to kick McCain into line. Democrats are proud of their inability to get everyone on the same page. They think it demonstrates their superior tolerance.

                • n10bettes says:

                  Obama has effective help. There must be something else going on.

                  • The Steve says:

                    See above: Section 2)

                    • n10bettes says:

                      I don’t fall for Section 2, both parties have that problem.

                      • No, I think PM is right. The Dems have gotten too soft, and have squandered their opportunity to take 2008′s victories and run with them. They spun their wheels in ’09, couldn’t get on the same page, and couldn’t really get ANYTHING done. Instead of just saying “oh hell yeah, it’s our turn now,” and using their newfound power, they just sat there and pissed off the American people.
                        Also, the Republicans are for more ruthless these days, and I don’t say that as an insult. The Republicans, when focused, are dangerous. The Democrats, unfortunately, are blowing it, and unless they have a great 2010, this November is gonna be ugly.

                • Dhoti is wanted by the Cheezburger Police says:

                  Silly me — I thought that Rumsfeld spent most of his time in the Pentagon, not the Capitol. (Or is this just “name Bush staffers you don’t like” time? Why not Woo and Wolfowitz, too?)

                  Is that really the party line now, or is that your own, erm, unique spin?

                  • PortlandMark says:

                    Rumsfeld spent a considerable amount of time lobbying legilators on both sides of the aisle to produce the legislation the Bush administration was looking for.

                    Not to mention the amount of time he spent in public lying about “yellow cake” and “Saddam Hussein is going to attack America”.

                    I don’t like Rumsfeld, but I’m honest enough to admit he was effective in corraling legislators into believing they would be seen as terrorist sympathizers if they didn’t give the administration everything they wanted.

                    • I Like Peanut Butter says:

                      Rumsfeld was a tool. Tried to run the Military like a business…… cost more American lives than many other Wartime SoD.

                      • PortlandMark says:

                        Agreed. Didn’t listen to the generals when he was given their estimates of how many troops we needed to invade, either.

                        • Justacarolinian says:

                          Third that. Rumsfeld needs to be lined up in front of a firing squad using rubber bullets, with the caveat that one day, when he least expected it, they would be real bullets.
                          Rumsfeld cost both American lives, and Iraqi lives by his management. He is G W Bush’s biggest mistake.

                        • I Like Peanut Butter says:

                          Ok three things Liberals and Conservatives can agree on. EWAdmas Lols SUCK A$$, WBC is easy to make fun off, and Rummy is a tool….. SEE there is common ground we can work on.

                        • Maxwell Silverhammer who is channeling Bender says:

                          Can we also all maybe agree to…. kill all humans?

                        • Default User says:

                          Except fry…

                        • forge says:

                          After repeatedly saying when asked about his strategy that he was going to “listen to the generals on the ground.” What an a-hole.

                    • Dhoti is wanted by the Cheezburger Police says:

                      Can you back up Rumsfeld’s lobbying?

                      • Dhoti is wanted by the Cheezburger Police says:

                        No? Didn’t think so.

                        But thanks for giving me a peek into PM’s Libtard Fantasy World!

                        • PortlandMark says:

                          Way to stay classy.

                        • Dhoti is wanted by the Cheezburger Police says:

                          Listen, Sex Panther, you’re the one who refuses to back up your secret ninja conspiracy theories. (Unless asking for proof now counts as a baseless personal attack?)

                          It’s impolite to masturbate in public.

                        • PortlandMark says:

                          You are an intensely unpleasant and fearful individual. I’m not sure why anybody gives your words any credence, but I certainly do not. I decline to waste my life doing research assignments to make you happy; the more so, since you do not act in good faith on this board. You will never, ever, say “Well, I guess we have to agree to disagree about that” or “I understand your point, but I still disagree”. You are a perfect example of the uncompromising, thoughtless hate that many liberals associate with the Republican party. That’s sad, really, because people like Froo, Eddie, and even ILPB and JAC prove that there are good faith actors on your side, but people like you get all the press.

                        • Dhoti is wanted by the Cheezburger Police says:

                          It’s times like these that remind me why I love you, buddy. It takes only a slight introduction of reality to get you to launch into a self-righteous, egotistical, hateful tirade.

                          Kisses!

                        • paws4thot says:

                          [looks round from driving seat]
                          “Right children, stop fighting or I’m going to pull this LAC over and…”
                          [f/x] CRASH [/end]
                          “Ah well, I guess we know how ‘Butterfly lands on it’ happened now.” :D

                        • NakedDoubleWatusi says:

                          OMG, Dhoti. I just spewed coffee and loud guffaws: everyone around me prairie-dogged with huge googly eyes. Warn a victim, willya? :D

                • Justacarolinian says:

                  If he had such effective help, then why did he continue to make the decisions that were called stupid? You can’t have it both ways. Either he was stupid, and made stupid decisions, or he was crafty and manipulated everything so well to get things done.
                  And you’re nuts if you think anyone kicked McCain into line. McCain does only what gets McCain what he wants. THE only thing that ever moved McCain was the uproar over illegal immigration, and that was the voice of the people, not the Republican party.

                  • PortlandMark says:

                    Effective help doesn’t mean they were making good decisions. At the risk of invoking Godwin, Hitler had effective help, too. Doesn’t make him right. (And, no, Bush was certainly no Hitler. Sorry to imply that)

                    McCain opposed Bush et al so strenuously in 2001 and 2002 when they rushed into Iraq that I started to have second thoughts about him; sadly, as the years passed and he repeated all the same lies the rest of them did, I lost my respect for him as an independent minded Republican. This photo pretty much sealed it for me.

                    {http://leighmckolay.files.wordpress.com/2008/09/john-mccain-george-w-bush-hug-lead.jpg}

                    • Justacarolinian says:

                      Once again, either he was effective at getting things done, or he was too stupid to do anything, not both.
                      I don’t agree with most of his decisions, but the man wasn’t stupid. And his planning and actions were not done alone, but neither is any president.
                      And I reiterate, McCain does what he sees as opportunity for himself. He saw the winds blow for those things in Iraq, and went with them. (in certain worlds, mostly the ones that would get him elected.)

          • paws4thot says:

            That’s what I thought was the case, thanks. I’d have called that a 20 seat majority (60 – 40 = 20) though.

      • Dhoti is wanted by the Cheezburger Police says:

        That’s the spin, anyway, to keep from tarnishing Captain Wonderful.
        (And yes, I agree with you 100%, Coakley was the worst kind of establishment “vote for me and go fu(k yourself” Democrat, but I don’t think that was all that was in play.)

        • Kn0wledge1ne says:

          Well, what else do you think was in play?…

          • Dhoti is wanted by the Cheezburger Police says:

            The administration has spent the past year painting its critics as redneck racists and would-be terrorists, leading to widespread voter discontent. Coakley was just the dim-witted icing on the cake.

            • froofrou the fierce says:

              Icing can be dim-witted? Where can I get this icing? I have a retarded cake with which I wish to ice.

            • Kn0wledge1ne says:

              The administration or the biased MEDIA?

              • Kn0wledge1ne says:

                The president came out and publicly stated the protets have nothing to do with race. Not to mention that none of those quotes have anything to do with them being racists. So saying that the administration have been painting them as racist rednecks doesn’t hold much water. Those types of charactertures have been painted by “reporters” like Paul Krugman.

                Their limited PR success is due to their fvck ups which was capitalized by the media. They have turned against him if you haven’t noticed. Remember that SNL skit? Wolf Blitzer even grilled Robert Gibbs yesterday on transperancy.

                I’ll concede the would be terroists point, although I’ve never heard the president say they were fear mongerers. And fvck Nasty Pelosi.

                • Dhoti is wanted by the Cheezburger Police says:

                  Actually, he said, “Are there people out there who don’t like me because of race? I’m sure there are. That’s not the overriding issue here.” He said it wasn’t the main issue, but he didn’t say it wasn’t an issue. That might sound like a quibble, but I think it’s important, because it keeps the door open.

                  Remember, this is the campaign that painted Bill Freaking Clinton as a racist, and preemptively accused McCain of racism because “I don’t look like the dead white guys on the money”. Obama’s people have a long and storied history of playing the race card, so sorry, but I don’t buy that it’s an invention of the media.

                  In any event, I didn’t just say “racists”; I said “redneck racists and would-be terrorists”, and those quotes support that quite well.

                  More fundamentally, I reject the meme that says that Obama’s a brilliant politician who’s being unfairly victimized by the big, bad media.

          • UnhappyVegemite says:

            Aren’t most Massachusetts residents against the public option Obama has been trying to get passed because about 96% of the residents have private health cover? I heard this Brown guy was playing to the fear that Massachusetts would be subsidising other states in a public option.

            Fairly effective and accurate argument that would be very difficult to counter if you ask me.

            • I Like Peanut Butter says:

              He also won b/c Croakly was a mega unapproachable beotch during her campaign. Also I think the fact that a lot of moderates no longer trust Obama and Congress, and moderates truely decide elections. I think it says a lot that a Republican won a Senate seat in Mass for the first time since 1966.

              • PortlandMark says:

                I’m not sure I’m 100% with you on the moderates’ collective opinion on Obama, but I have to ask: what serious candidate takes their family on a trip to Bermuda in the middle of an election?!? How were Massachusetts voters supposed to take her seriously?

            • viking gal says:

              The reason that 96% or so of Mass residents have health coverage is because it is required now. Mass law requires that you have coverage, and that if you totally can’t afford it, you can get state subsidized coverage. For which Mitt Romney claims credit. I don’t know how much he deserves, because I was busy with some life stuff at the time.

            • Dhoti is wanted by the Cheezburger Police says:

              Ironically, the public option would amount to a massive bailout of New England — the subsidized plans in the region have turned into massively expensive “plans of last resort”.

              I don’t know offhand how hard that particular argument was pushed, but I do know that this election basically boiled down to terror, taxes, and health care.

      • forge says:

        He’s a f*(king teabagger.

    • HelOnWheels the Gene Pool Lifeguard says:

      Don’t you have anything better to do with your time than start a flamewar? A$$hole.

      *uses her M14 to remove Spanky from gene pool*

      • dissimilitude says:

        I need a flamewar! It’s chilly in my office today and I want to huddle over the flames to keep warm.

        • HelOnWheels the Gene Pool Lifeguard says:

          *sets up pyre, using Spanky’s corpse for fuel*

          He’s full of crap so this should keep you warm. But crack a window in case the smell gets too much.

          • I Like Peanut Butter says:

            **walks into room* My god it smells like burnt troll…… HOW WTF you been doing?

            • HelOnWheels the Gene Pool Lifeguard says:

              I’ve been doing my job: keeping the PK gene pool clean.

              *smiles with pride and stands in “superhero” pose*

              • I Like Peanut Butter says:

                Can’t you do it outside or something… my god it reeks in here. Someone go open a window……. this Troll was extray stinky as well…. ugghhhhh

                • HelOnWheels the Gene Pool Lifeguard says:

                  But…but….Diss was cold! And I thought I could kill two trolls with one rifle.

                  • I Like Peanut Butter says:

                    Send her to Lubbock Texas for the dry heat and Ukranian Stewardesses holding Belgian Flags, with a feminist rally talking about Tea Bagging Vladerday….. :-)

        • Dhoti is wanted by the Cheezburger Police says:

          *clears throat*

          Coakley is a secret communist Belgian who met Obama in Kenya and wants to empty the jails and loves A-Rod!

          There, that oughta do it…

          • NakedDoubleWatusi says:

            Somewhere in Kenya, a village is missing its idiot… :D

            • Justacarolinian says:

              EWAdams is from Kenya?

              • Mina says:

                No, I think EWAdams is from someplace a bit warmer.

                • viking gal says:

                  EWAdams is from Morocco?

                  • Mina says:

                    No, actually I was thinking Louisiana. Ever been to LA in July or August? It’s hotter than Hades here.

                    • froofrou the fierce says:

                      But with more humidity.

                      • HelOnWheels the Gene Pool Lifeguard says:

                        Yes, everybody says that it’s a dry heat in Hades. So, does Hades = Arizona?

                        • dissimilitude says:

                          I thought it was Lubbock, Texas.

                        • Mina says:

                          Hades is fairly large from what I understand. I’m sure it’s big enough to include both areas (Arizona and Lubbock).

                        • Default User says:

                          I rather like Arizona. Kansas in summer on the other hand…that place can burn in hell. Kansas in winter can freeze in hell too. Dante’s Inferno’s ninth level is about cold enough I think.

                    • brak the Zappaist says:

                      I spent 6 months in La. from April to Sept whilst in basic training all those ages ago. I will never set foot in that state again-for a wealth of reasons besides the heat and humidity.

                      • Mina says:

                        Hm, I know where you went through basic then. I have a friend that lives in that part of the state. It’s… very different from where I live. Besides the heat and humidity- that’s about all the two halves have in common.

                        • brak the Zappaist says:

                          Good ol’ Fort Polk! I managed to become intimately acquainted with every biting, stinging poisonous creature the country has to offer down there. Whew. I was obviously in the wrong half. Heh… there’s not much that gets the adrenalin popping like the sound of a rattlesnake anywhere nearby…or reaching for something in the target shed and finding yourself eyeballed by a coral snake. I evacuated…in more ways than one. Serious culture shock for the kid from New Jersey! ;-)

                        • Mina says:

                          Oh, no the snakes are everywhere. I heard my priest say one time that when St. Patrick drove all the snakes from Ireland, Satan brought them to Louisiana for safe keeping.

                          I thought you were referring to the people. That’s a special breed of ignorant hick. (Not all the people mind you, just enough to make me glad I don’t live in North LA).

                        • brak the Zappaist says:

                          Um, yeah…kinda noticed that too. :roll:
                          Actually, the terrain on the base is very similar to our Pine Barrens…pine trees and sand, but WAY more swamp down thar. Few things raise the hair like hearing a gator roar at night close by. Brrr

                        • Mina says:

                          Aw, but they make the sweetest pets! Honestly I’d be more worried about some of the women who live in those swamps. They like to practice those “alternative religions”. :D

          • J says:

            I know right!

          • I Like Peanut Butter says:

            Dhoti you’re obviously lying, no Bostonian (even transplanted from Beligan, Kenya) would love A-Rod.

  3. Justacarolinian says:

    *snerk*

  4. Cruiser says:

    Wow…. not funny

  5. Sarah the self rightous says:

    *uses flame war to burn tasty marshmallows* thanks these have been on my mind all week thanks to you guys.

  6. igloomccoy says:

    Good god, would it be so difficult to make it “Accuracy?” You know, the noun form. The form that’s usually used in actual motivational posters. Oh nitpickery, I love YOU most of all.

    • Default User says:

      Or we could just cut out the bottom line of text. Then the poster would just say ‘Accurate’. It might be more amusing that way. Then again I can steal the ides of previous commentators and we can remove all that extraneous text. I like that idea best.

  7. ahab says:

    its a cursor

  8. forge says:

    Mmph? “Especially after the Predators do their thing.” Jeez, get it right.


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