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Just cookies? The Teabaggers had Twinkies.

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Ahh, that was this chap’s mistake. No cookies.

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  1. Wino says:

    Twinkies? meh.

    • Captain Wow WILL go Avada Kedavra on your ass says:

      On the other hand, the cookies remind me of “If you give a mouse a cookie”.
      *has a small happy*

      • Jane St.Clair will pour the tea says:

        I don’t love those books and I feel guilty for admitting it because I’ve yet to meet a teacher who doesn’t. The only one I have any feelings for is If you Give a Moose a Muffin and that’s just because I find moose (mooses? meese?) cute and hilarious.

  2. dissimilitude says:

    Yeeeeeah….well. Who’s got the Ding-Dongs, though?

  3. pittypat says:

    *gives a smidge more thought to Dhoti’s IG=EWA theory*

  4. Default User says:

    Caution: May contain nuts.

  5. Steel doesn’t melt. Cookies, however, do.

    EDUCATE YOURSELVES SHEEPLE!

    • Default User says:

      There was TERMITE DUST at the site! TERMITES PEOPLE! TERMITES!

    • I Like Peanut Butter the Anti-Correction says:

      Wait? I thought the truth of 911 was it was underfunded, slow reaction time, and not yet integrated across the country…… I don’t see how cookies will solve those problems.

      • dissimilitude says:

        And don’t forget, they can’t tell where you’re calling from on a cellphone (at least here) which seems CRAZY, because don’t they all have some kinda GPS in them now?

      • froofrou says:

        Cookies bring people together. If we’d had cookies all of the right people would have been in the right place at the right time, and none of this would have happened.

        ELEBENTY!!!!

        • dissimilitude says:

          Nine elebenty?

        • Especially Girl Scout Cookies. *munches on some Samoas*

          • I Like Peanut Butter the Anti-Correction says:

            So you’re the one who took my Samoas…………

            • Kiss my butt. I’ve got a case of Samoas we bought off my daughter. :D

              • I Like Peanut Butter the Anti-Correction says:

                You suck!!!! My wife wouldn’t give me money to buy my cookies this year…

                • Heh heh heh. You name it, I’ve got it. Trefoils, Samoas, Do-si-dos, Tagalongs, Lemon Creme, Thin Mints. The other day just for sh!ts and giggles I did a little Noah’s Ark of cookies and took two of each. Yuuuuuuuuuum.

                  • Wino says:

                    *Runs off with Rando’s Samoas*

                    • I Like Peanut Butter the Anti-Correction says:

                      Wino there are four things in this world you don’t take from another man:
                      1) Wife
                      2) Fires
                      3) Beer
                      4) Samoas…. now please turn over your man card.

                      • I’ve heard a rumor, and this is NOT official, just idle gossip, that Girl Scouts are changing bakers next year, and MIGHT not have Samoas. This is what I like to call “the end of Girl Scouts.”

                        • Default User says:

                          Do you enjoy making me cry? Really?

                        • I don’t know if there is ANY truth to the no Samoa rumor, but I’m pretty sure they are changing bakers next year.

                        • Nucky the Booty Wench of Asgard says:

                          What’s a Samoa?

                        • Default User says:

                          I…I…don’t know what to say. *gently hugs Nucky* You poor dear. Isn’t there a fund or a charity or at least a support group for people like you?

                          Rando! Can you spare a box for poor Nucky here? She needs to know.

                        • Nucky the Booty Wench of Asgard says:

                          I feel so left out, DU. *sobs quietly* I’ve never even heard of a cookie called a Samoa….Is there any help for me?

                        • mabsba says:

                          Nucky, go to {http://www.girlscouts.org/} and click on the cookies.

                        • They are pure awesome. There was a time when I didn’t really like them much. But I was a fool, a fool!

                        • keithybabes says:

                          Well, there’s an education. Until now I thought they were home made!!! Doesn’t seem right somehow…

                        • Default User says:

                          They were originally homemade back when they were a fundraiser for the war effort, and I think possibly for charity during the depression before the war, though I may be mistaken. They may still be home made in England, but here they come from a cookie factory and they are delicious.

                        • keithybabes says:

                          I don’t think they do it over here. Put it this way: they’ve never turned up on my doorstep bearing cookies. When I was in the scouts we used to do a thing called ‘Bob a Job’ where you did odd jobs for people for a shilling (5p) and I remember getting totally exploited by old misers expecting an entire garden weeded for the money. And I may have accidentally pocketed some of the proceeds for essential sweets..

                        • Nucky the Booty Wench of Asgard says:

                          Just looked up Samoas. We have those here but they’re called something else. Rando, I don’t blame you for not sharing. They are to die for. Unfortunately, the only cookies our Girl Guides carry are the Thin Mints and then vanilla and chocolate sandwich kinds. We are deprived here in Canuckia. :(

                        • Default User says:

                          Well since you have to pay for every box you sell it’s a bit hard to cheat the girl scouts for extra pocket money. It was probably easier back when they were homemade. You could make them, sell them, keep the money and say they were a bad batch and you had to throw them out because selling them would have been unethical.

                          The boy scouts over here don’t do anything that I know of. They don’t sell cookies or help old ladies across the street or do yard work for money.

                        • mabsba says:

                          Ah, begging your pardon, but the Boy Scouts sell popcorn to raise money and I don’t know about ‘helping old ladies across the street,’ but service hours are required for all rank advancements (as I believe they are for Girl Scouts). The popcorn is the ‘official’ fundraiser (like cookies for the girls), but our troop actually picks up and resells shells at an annual shooting event here as our major fundraiser.

                        • viking gal says:

                          I actually found a recipe for girlscout cookies on the intertubes tonight…including samoas. I’d not tried samoas before, but those photos on the recipe site looked REALLY tempting!

                        • Jane St.Clair will pour the tea says:

                          To be fair Nucky, Thin Mints are the best cookie. Especially straight from the freezer. Yuuuuuummmmm.

                        • Charlie Oscar Delta says:

                          they way you Americans carry on i geuss these small pacific nations are tasty? i need to munch me a Fiji!

                    • *shoots Wino 5 times in the head*
                      Sorry, dude, nothing personal. But those cookies are staying with me.

                  • dissimilitude says:

                    Thank you Rando! You just reminded me that I had 3 Tagalongs left in my desk drawer. Snacktime, beetches! :-D

                    • Ivan, Superstar! says:

                      When I start missing those chocolate covered PB ones (I can never remember which ones they are. I just see little girls in green uniforms and whip out my wallet. Oh crap. That sounds bad, doesn’t it?) I get the Keebler ones at the grocery store that are sort of similar. They’re good, but they ain’t the same.

                      • dissimilitude says:

                        Yes, the chocolate covered PB ones are the Tagalongs. They were good, too.

                        • Ivan, Superstar! says:

                          “Good”? Just “good”?? The only way they could be better is if I could eat them off of Shortright in a pool of milk! :twisted:

                        • Leave it to you to make Girl Scout cookies dirty. Rule 34 indeed.

                        • Sock Monkey says:

                          *has a ashamed*

                        • Ivan, Superstar! says:

                          I wouldn’t be me if I didn’t, brother. Remind me of rule 34 again, please?

                        • shortright; founding member AAAM says:

                          ivan – tagalongs are my favorite GS cookie. :)

                          rando – this isn’t going to nest properly… but GS’s has changed the bakers a few times in the last 5 years. the recipe has changed every time which is why the samoas this year are different than the ones last year. i sold cookies for 15 years and sold over 300 boxes each year… i can probably still describe all the cookies to you and explain how many are (or were – as they’ve reduced the number per box while increasing the price) in each box.

                          mabs – also not nesting properly… but GS’s does NOT require community service to advance through the ranks. there used to be requirements regarding badges earned and service hours and camping hours but then GS’s nationals decided that the program was too “structured” and made advancement based ENTIRELY on age. when you’re x-years old you’re x-rank… no matter what. with the new “advancement criteria” you can join GSUSA at 16 and still earn the gold award (equivalent of eagle) before aging out… it used to be that you had to earn the silver award before that and 4 different leadership awards in order to be considered for gold… but then again, the focus of GSUSA has changed quite drastically. rather than going camping, the new focus is on self-image and how to take care of your body. there are no merit badges, you earn charms for a charm bracelet… and (i wish i was joking) some of the charms you can earn are for things like “manicures”. because learning how to paint your nails is an important life skill… *headdesk*

                        • Default User says:

                          I used to be a girl scout before those changes were made…I didn’t know about those changes. Now I want to cry. Juliet Gordon Lowe is rolling over in her grave.

                        • mabsba says:

                          Shorty, that makes me very sad. Now I know why all the girls want to be boy scouts.

        • Justacarolinian says:

          Gosh. I think I gained 3lbs just reading this thread!

    • Charlie Oscar Delta says:

      steel melts, and Aviation fuel burns more than hot enough to do it. get some new portmenteus

  6. The Great Lab Monkey - Flinging poo at a lab near you says:

    I have to admit, I did snicker for a second…

    *hangs head*

  7. Hlaode says:

    Little known fact:
    I will put up with a lot of crazy for free cookies.

  8. Ivan, Superstar! says:

    Wait…the dark side has cookies…and 9-11 TRUTH has cookies. Does that mean 9-11 TRUTH is the dark side? *tilts head*

  9. trickster says:

    I did 9-11.

  10. Default User says:

    Oh dear gods! I just realized that IG got to front pages in one day. *is frightened of ‘lol’ three for the day*

  11. n10bettes says:

    Don’t eat those cookies people!!

  12. Charles says:

    Bush had been told of the plot and he let it happen, perhaps even ordering American air defenses to stand down, just so he would have a reason for a war for Iraq’s oil.

  13. Nyckname says:

    The irony is the Teabaggers drank the Kool-Aid.

  14. I don’t know if Bush knew or didn’t know. It would seem easier for him if he did not know until after the fact. 9/11 was an inside job.

  15. cTo says:

    OH MY GOD THIS WAS TAKEN DOWN THE STREET FROM MY HOUSE (on University Ave in Palo Alto, CA) I WOULD HAVE TOTALLY GONE FOR FREE COOKIES!!

    • oɹɹɐɥɔ says:

      Relax, dude.

      • Default User says:

        You’d be excited too if you could get free cookies.

        On a side note there was a nut at work today looking for 9/11 conspiracy movies. So glad I can say “I can’t help you with that, if you go over to the reference desk the librarian there will be able to help you”.

  16. lolomolo says:

    thats at PALO ALTO!!!!!!!!!! I live there and i know who took that picture!!!!!!

  17. Charlie Oscar Delta says:

    twinkies are awful =|. As an Australian, when i holidayed in america i felt i had to try them and was powerfully disapointed

  18. Nancy says:

    To all you little bags of liberal crap that think it is humorous to refer to Americans who are concerned about the future of this Country as “Teabaggers”, go suck liberal balls you ACTUAL Teabaggers.

    • Default User says:

      That’s just silly, we don’t call everyone who is concerned about the future of the country teabaggers. We only call the ones who joined a group called tea baggers, tea baggers.

  19. Hakencat says:

    xD i’d sit through the “truth about 9-11″ for cookies!


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