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Don’t make me come back there

(Barack Obama)

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  1. AC says:

    Two thoroughly humourless lols in a row…
    Is someone trying to set a record?

  2. froofrou says:

    he looks like he’s about to administer the ‘Baptist Pinch’ I used to get from my parents :-)

    • pdq says:

      Oh good gravy… that was MY parents!! :>

      • froofrou says:

        Did they reach between the seats to get the fat on your lower legs too? LOL.
        -
        “I TOLD you to BE QUIET while Daddy is DRIVING!” all said between gritted teeth, hehe.

        • pdq says:

          *hed asplodes* We’re twins seperated at birth??

          • mothergoose says:

            I used to get the Catholic School Nun Ruler treatment…

            • DW says:

              I used to get the evil stare and the threat of the spatula…

              • Kuromisa says:

                My parents just popped in a video, and my brother and I were good for the ride. My generation was easier to parent, I guess.

                • minerva146 says:

                  I am of the opinion that this is a cop out to actual parenting. No offense to you personally, but I think the electronic babysitter has got to go. Reducing children to drooling idiots with the TV just creates people who:

                  A) May not listen to real authority when it’s presented, hence disrespect to teachers, etc

                  B) Causes kids to not want to read, and as a corollary, causes tv and video game addictions (the AMA has defined the condition now and applies it to kids)

                  C) Don’t learn how to parent themselves.

                  I am disappointed in my generation as parents. There are a few good ones left, but I see too many who let their kids run wild or cop out like this.

                  • froofrou says:

                    *applauds* *bows down* I’m not worthy!
                    -
                    :-)
                    -
                    I agree with everything you just said, Minerva. My poor daughter is in for it, and I’m sure she and I will have many fights over ‘well Timmy’s mom doesn’t make HIM do that!’ Ooooooooooh……….*remembers Mom’s wooden spoon* :-)

                  • Kuromisa says:

                    Oh, I agree. Fortunately, I was a voracious reader as a kid, so I usually had my book in front of me and the TV as background noise. But I’m watching my little brother and sister grow up as slaves to the idiot box, and that’s a little sad. When I was my sister’s age, I was never seen without a book (and in fact, that’s pretty much true now). She’d rather watch Hannah Montana.

                    • minerva146 says:

                      My stepkids are like that, but try to reverse the trends set by a neglectful mom in the every other weekend four days a month visitation times. We do a lot of tearing out of hair.

                    • mothergoose says:

                      Quick way to cure that…cut the plug.

                      • minerva146 says:

                        We arrive back at the same problem. Parents these days use the tv as a parenting tool. They don’t want to sit down and read to the kids or play a board game with them.

                        • Kuromisa says:

                          Since I seem to be one of few minors on here, I can speak from experience–I get home from school and barely see my parents the rest of the night. Dad usually has dinner ready when my mother, my brother, and I get there (since he’s self-employed), and sometimes we eat at the table together, but usually, my parents eat in one room, and my siblings and I in another. The TV is always on, either way. Then my brother and I go to our rooms (he’s got an Xbox 360 in his), and my little sister does her homework and plops down in front of the TV. I read and play online. I only ever see my parents if I have to get something signed for school. And, I mean, my parents and I don’t have a great relationship anyway, so I’m kind of glad. But still…I wish I did get along better with them.

                        • pittypat says:

                          I was raised by television.
                          There are no TVs in our house, and it’s
                          wonderful! Good shows will show up on
                          netflix anyway. And stuff like the debates
                          are easy to find on the net.

                        • minerva146 says:

                          @ Kuromisa. That’s one end of the spectrum of the digital babysitter problem. Parents really SHOULD try to make some time for their kids. Play a game, take them to a family restaurant, go to the park. Even just sit at teh dinner table when everybody’s home, so that you know what’s going on with them. I know we’re all busy with working hard in this economy. Two incomes are necessary in most households. Families really need to try to be a FAMILY sometimes though. That’s a major leg of the foundation of our culture and values.

                          The other end of the spectrum is parents with little kids who come home stressed, pick up the kids from daycare, want time to themselves, so they plunk the kid in front of a tv or video game instead of relaxing by reading a book together or something. Then they wonder why the kids won’t listen to them.

                        • miss.nessa says:

                          me and my sibs were all raised by the box

                          my mom used turning it off as ONE form of punishment
                          not the ONLY form so we did in fact listen to her and
                          respected her

                          my dad never saw harm in tv

                          my sister is the youngest at 17 while me and my brother
                          are at our last teen years

                          we HARDLY watch tv anymore and i believe the box never
                          did harm. as a family we were/are close and watched tv
                          together at times

                          my parents mastered the art of multitasking and fit in family
                          outings ALONG with solo tv time for us (they blocked the
                          mature stuff until it was appropriate)

                          i learned from their mistakes and am still learning from their
                          triumphs so that i may become as good a parent

                          of course, thats just my experience ;]

                        • minerva146 says:

                          I’m not saying I didn’t watch any tv as a kid. The difference in your example is that your parents watched it with you and also did other activities with you. i am talking about parents who don’t do ANY parenting to speak of. They just assume Blues Clues and Sesame Street will teach their kids what they need to know, and that they rarely even MONITOR what the kids are watching or what video games they are playing when they’re a little older as long as they stay out of the parents hair.

                          Everybody watches SOME tv. It’s about how much it dominates the rest of what you do in your home life. Your parents don’t sound like the type I’m referring to

                        • miss.nessa says:

                          ugh i think i know exactly what your talking about
                          despicable slobs >.<

                          and to all parent out there
                          sesame street has gotten a LOT worse now

                          i watched it the other day and was amazed at how commanding elmo can be to his appliances without a simple ‘thank you’ :/

                        • viking gal says:

                          I was lucky enough that both parents read TONS of books, and also that they had a TV with lousy reception (pre-cable days). So if there wasn’t anything on NBC, the only other option was to read a book, play a game, or go climb a tree.
                          I only got to see Sesame street when visiting the grandparents…and was really ticked off the summer of the Watergate hearings, because it pre-empted Sesame street. But oh, Barbara Jordan’s glorious voice still exists in my head!

        • i_tego_arcana_dei says:

          holy crap i got this too! mostly in church though….

        • Uncle Fester says:

          I was usually too busy throwing up or being a hollowed out blueish/greenish shell due to travel sickness to be a deliberate nuisance while in an vehicle… and I’d have given body parts to have been able to read in a car (I still don’t go far from home without a book)

      • Mr.Wholesome says:

        Oh good gravy, you said “oh good gravy.” *facepalm* There was a time when I loved Rachel Ray but you just reminded my of why that love faded.

  3. SerenityFire says:

    I WILL TURN THIS ELECTION AROUND, MISTER!!!

  4. Chris Atherton says:

    This site seems to be more about making a political stance then about humor. This place needs to be a bit more even handed about who they jab and who they don’t. Comedy shouldn’t involve take sides.

    • minerva146 says:

      We’ve been over this. The LOLs are submitted by users and then voted on. There don’t seem to be many submitted from the other side and therefor there aren’t many to vote for.

      • pdq says:

        *this may be a duplicate – if so, sorry*
        The fact is that it’s far easier to bitch about what others do than to take up arms & do anything yourself. I’m STILL waiting for the whiners to come up with any of their own that even make the vote page let alone the front page…

      • mm1145 says:

        rember this site is international and whail the USA may be split 55 45 the rest of the world is more like 80 20 I find it hard to find a single person where I live who likes bush and there for by extention mcain

        • Phaelin says:

          That’s kind of a retarded reason to hate a guy.

          • minerva146 says:

            I think it’s implied that another republican is, and I don’t think it’s going out on a limb, likely to have similar policies to another republican.

            • cobrajoe says:

              That may be logical thinking, but WHY do people dislike Bush? Does the majority of the world dislike him because of his policies? Or do they think he started a war just for oil/national distraction?

              Personally, I think he has more information for the reasons why this war was started, but that’s also why I don’t have power over the military.

              • minerva146 says:

                Well, he did start his war for oil on trumped up or false intelligence and then attempted to “catapult the propaganda”…

                *smiles innocently*

              • mm1145 says:

                well both
                we know sadam was not involved with 9/11 he had no WMD and we beleve that bush knew this too there was no real reasion to go to war in iraq especley in such a rush as we did and re resent the “if you are nit with us you are agenst us” asstude he took witch lead to our local goverment caveing in lieing to us and following him to a unnessercy war TBH we do not realy care what his real rwasion for war was but we are dam shue it was illegle. we also think that the rush to was followed by the lack of planning for it’s aftermath makes us think he is a gunho texen marshle wanter be with the subtley of a kick to the face.
                and that is before we get to things like rendition filghts a smertile extridation policeys. and the hole axies of evle things

                on a non TWOT side his attude of climate change the hole “I can do what /i like” sort of attude to trade agrements and the like

                all in all bush is not realy liked this side of the pond and frankley anyboady who is in the same party as him is not geing to get a good start

                • minerva146 says:

                  Wow, And I thought I used a run on sentence earlier.

                  • viking gal says:

                    My cousins despised Bush when he first came to office because of his relentlessly pro-execution stance. The US may be all hot and bothered about abortion; but for most of Europe, THE immorality of the modern age is that we still execute criminals, rather than locking them up for the rest of their lives. So to them, electing Bush as president would be like Operation Rescue looking at a country who elected an abortionist as president.

          • mm1145 says:

            sorry more explnation most pepol I know think that mcain is just bush 2.0 I am not realy shure I know if he has any diffrent forien/defence/TWOT policies than bush

    • Uncle Fester says:

      Depends. Is it a humour site or is it a satire site?

      Humour is ‘Everybody Loves Raymond’ or ‘Frasier’. Satire is ‘The Daily Show’ and ‘Colbert Report’…

      To me, political humour is perforce satire, humour is mostly politically agnostic.

  5. DD McGee says:

    How long will the self congratulations take ?
    Is anyone else sick of Obama ? I’m glad he’s president but every American (Democrat) on the planet is so full of self congratulatory smugness, YOU ARE RUINING PUNDIT KITCHEN He’s a politican who has yet to do anything STOP LICKING HIS ARSE !

  6. Kuromisa says:

    I like how his expression matches the caption here…sort of an unholy combination of pissed-off and tired. Maybe the puppy will calm the kids down.

  7. Rimfire says:

    ” Hey! I bought this presidency and you in the media will do as you are damn well told to do !”

  8. miss.nessa says:

    in soviet russia ..

  9. Just Me Jo says:

    *puts down coffee cup*
    “If I have to come back there, so help me, God…..”

  10. scum-bot says:

    must be Republicans on that plane

  11. Char says:

    This is why Republicans get all the lols. Democrats aren’t funny.

  12. boprah sux says:

    just wandering if this pos has lazer hair removal for that huge ass mole or not? he is one nasty ass lookin bastard bwahaha

  13. Seph says:

    Bring it, love to kick your Muslim ass.



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