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And I woulda gotten away wit it if it weren’t for you meddlin kids.



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And I woulda gotten away wit it if it weren’t for you meddlin kids.

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  1. pittypat says:

    In bed.

  2. 2nd says:

    Second !

  3. dumbasses says:

    He should have gotten away with it but at least we still have a half-white man in the White House. All these idiotic, lazy, and free-loading black democrats need to wake up to the fact that Michelle is black and her husband is not!

    • Not last says:

      So he’s off-white? Kinda magnolia or something?
      doh.. color is not important, at least not to a blind person

      • pittypat says:

        hmmm, cupcakes …

      • Phaelin says:

        Yeah, I really don’t mind that he’s half-black, half-white or anything, but it miffs me when people make him out to be truly black and something of a liberator of the oppressed. Well-versed African-Americans don’t act that way about him, even if they are happy with him winning. There are just a lot of people lately acting like their savior has finally come to save them from… oppression? It really leaves a bad taste in my mouth – and I’m all for Mr. Obama!

        • rhorho says:

          It’s likely that Americans will expect too much too soon from Obama.

          Our instant gratification society will certainly lose patience rapidly,
          forgetting that it took an extremely incompetent man eight years to
          get us into this mess.

          By its very nature, cleaning takes longer than mess-making. Bush had
          the Law of Entropy on his side, lest we forget.

          • jaemsc says:

            It did’nt take him eight years to get us into this mess, it took him two, and then let it spiral out of control for the next six

            • rhorho says:

              I’ll agree that the bonfire was already burning, but that’s not to
              say that it went on without further stoking, and additional fuel…

            • OhMyGoodness says:

              When it comes to leadership, “letting it spiral out of control for six” is no different from actively messing the mix. Rho covered that by noting the Law of Entropy.

          • lowly grunt says:

            It’s likely that Americans will expect too much too soon from Obama.

            Have you been to CrooksandLiars or The Huffington Post lately? Wow. They began calling for his head around Thanksgiving.

            • OhMyGoodness says:

              The Huffington Post? Sounds kinda… fluffy. Like you might find how-to-knit-teddy-bear-jumper pages here.

              • lowly grunt says:

                Yeah, it’s fluffy. No patterns, though.

                Columnists were all over the Obama train until he showed himself to be a *gasp* centrist and he meant it when he said he would be president *clutch pearls* all of America.

                • Uncle Fester says:

                  Is ‘centrist’ worse than ’socialist’?

                  • Jane St.Clair says:

                    It depends on which one you are, I suppose.

                  • rhorho says:

                    Obama’s alleged “move” to the center has brought on
                    waves of chagrin, as LG described so comically well.

                    What seems strange is that this same “move” to the
                    center has not been equally accepted by those on the
                    right. Perhaps they expect a trick?

                    • slan agat says:

                      Perhaps it’s because the right wing hasn’t had to compromise in quite a while and they’re out of the habit.

                      They had probably better start remembering pronto if they want any presence at all in 2010 or oh-12

                      • stevie w says:

                        Excuse me ? George W. Bush was a compromise, and McCain
                        was ….on the left side of the aisle (except for military
                        concerns).

                        What passes for conservative now was liberal 15 or 20 years ago.
                        What was conservative 20 years ago was liberal 50 years ago,
                        and so on.

                        Now a politicians job is to overtly buy votes. It used to be an
                        implied mandate. We are being sold out. That may be past tense.

                        Soon there will be no money left to buy votes. Oh dear,
                        what will politicians do THEN ???

              • slan agat says:

                HuffPo is the forum of Arianna Huffington, who used to be a strong supporter of the Republican party, but who got better. She’s now the sort of person who gets invited to guest host when one of the devoutly liberal news/commentary presenters on MSNBC is off for the night.

                Her Post is similarly a bulwark of the American political left, blending fact reporting and center-left commentary until the line between journalism and editorializing gets fuzzy. As a one-time student of traditional journalism I recognize that as a fault, but HuffPo and its ilk provide a desperately needed counterweight against the right wing bloviations of the allegedly mainstream Fox “News.”

        • Heleanora says:

          i agree with you!

    • slan agat says:

      Obvious troll is obvious.

      Here’s your sign. And matching hood.

      • Uncle Fester says:

        You just know that anyone in the US posting at that much bile at that god awful time has been up all night clinging bitterly to his guns and religion, and is still brooding over the fall of New Orleans in War of Northern Agression…

        • rhorho says:

          PK time is U.S. western, so if Mr. Dumbasses is in the U.S. eastern time
          zone, he posted at 7:56. He must have missed the school bus…

          • rhorho says:

            …the short one, that takes him to “Special Sunday School.”

            • charro says:

              Nice recovery.

            • Uncle Fester says:

              The place where Noah’s ark looks like the one behind my name

              • Uncle Fester says:

                rather than the alternative version behind my name…

                • rhorho says:

                  Unfortunately, this link is blocked.

                    • rhorho says:

                      Wow. You’re taking all of the fun out of the Bible!
                      ;-)

                      • Uncle Fester says:

                        I was raised with a Dore illustrated bible…

                        Still love Dore illustrations to this day. No one could engrave light and dark better than he, in my opinion.

                        • OhMyGoodness says:

                          I’d never heard of Gustav Dore until a couple of weeks ago. I stumbled upon his art chasing a ‘creation science’ link my sister sent me (don’t go there. Just… don’t). I’ve since managed to get most of those pictures you would’ve grown up with onto my laptop. Dore was every bit as good as Blake, possibly better. Gotta love engraving.

                        • Uncle Fester says:

                          If you can find his work done from the pate when it was ‘fresh’ , then I’d favour better….

                        • OhMyGoodness says:

                          Certainly captures the angle of “great vengeance an furious anger”, both of God and man…

                        • rhorho says:

                          Plus, everybody was so buff back then…

                        • Uncle Fester says:

                          but tiny private parts

                        • rhorho says:

                          That’s not fair: That water is c-c-cold!

                        • Uncle Fester says:

                          It’s a leitmotif. Big boobies and tiny willies.

                        • Jane St.Clair says:

                          Really? I always thought the women were a little on the small side, yet pudgy around the middle, with some fine dimpling in the thighs.

                        • rhorho says:

                          That sounds gentlemanly: Compliment the
                          ladies, without overstating the male image.

                        • rhorho says:

                          Sorry, above was @Unc.

                          @Jane: I think the ideal female figure has
                          changed in the meantime.

                        • Jane St.Clair says:

                          Damn. And here I was feeling good about my pudgy stomach and dimply thighs and my tendency to walk around with flouty bits of fabric clutched to my vagina because my boobs were bigger than theirs (although they do come with back pain).

                        • Uncle Fester says:

                          Hey, they still do it for me…

                        • rhorho says:

                          I feel left out of most discussions, because
                          I’m too big to complain about being too small,
                          and I’m too small too complain about being
                          too big.

                          *cue “mediocrity rant” from end of Amadeus.

                        • charro says:

                          Rock me Amadeus

                        • dissimilitude says:

                          Wait, so you’re complaining because you can’t complain because you’re perfect already? ;o)

                        • rhorho says:

                          Perfectly medium?

                        • Jane St.Clair says:

                          At least I am relatively sure you can find bras that fit and are without granny straps. As flattering as Fester’s compliments of “BOOOBIES!” are I think I’d go for breast mediocracy in a heartbeat. But then, it’s the whole “grass is greener” thing. I could also go off on a rant about how we, as women, are trained from the cradle to hate everything about ourselves, but now isn’t the time.

                        • charro says:

                          *hears Jane’s rant in her head*
                          I’m sure we all have the same rant sweetie.
                          *commiserates*

                        • viking gal says:

                          Ditto.
                          Have some chocolate?
                          *passes out hazelnut truffles*

                        • charro says:

                          Oh mai these are delicious.
                          *nom nom nom*
                          Would anyone like a hot fudge sundae?
                          *points to self-serve ice cream bar*

                        • Uncle Fester says:

                          I take the view that, since I don’t have them, it’s not my call to tell women what they should look like. I like boobies, from tiny ones to ones you need both hands and a mouth to deal with. I’m pretty catholic like that :0) However, may taste, or lack there of, I don’t regard as a benchmark :¬>

                          It’s like I don’t give instruction on child birth, since, unless at the very least, I’m having a sac-wax on the next table, I don’t have a CLUE about the ‘birthing experience’. A vague, handflappy, knowledge of ‘plumbing’ REALLY counts for nought!

                        • I’ve witnessed two births, both being my sons. Lynn wants to try for a girl… I think women are out of their damned minds.

                        • charro says:

                          Yes, yes we are. How about that?

                        • Uncle Fester says:

                          Humans don’t fully remember pain.

                        • @Unc: I remember all sorts of pain though… Part of why I’m so bitter.

                          @charro: More like an observation. After all, I don’t expect a sane person to want to have sex with me.

                        • dissimilitude says:

                          Hmm. In my experience, childbirth, while no fun really, is more like “really hard work” than “torture”. (I figure that’s why it’s called “labor”.) Like running wone of those Iron Man triathlon thingies, only at the end, instead of a t-shirt, you get a whole human being. Coolness. ;o)

                        • dissimilitude says:

                          Obviously, that’s supposed to be “one”. Not “wone”, whatever the hell that is….

                        • Lemme put it this way. She was going to go natural birth each time, only to chicken out almost before it was too late… Apparently she forgot the lack of sleep, etc, etc that occurs for months afterward.

                          So yes, out of her damned mind…

                        • froofrou says:

                          @ Unc: I have also heard that women specifically have a hormone that allows them to block out the pain of childbirth, hence, the population of the species. I’m not sure if that’s an urban legend or not, but it would explain these weirdos who have 16 kids naturally with no pain meds. I’m all for the epi and a c-section every fricking time. At least I was never in much pain. Just a backache from the back labor……and that only lasted a couple of hours.

                        • charro says:

                          @DWN I knew you were being observant. I just like to say “Yes. Yes it is. How about that?”
                          Or yes we are.. whatever.
                          I guess that means hubby is insane because no sane person would stick aorund with me for such an extended period of time.

                        • charro says:

                          Also, I’ve never had a child.. So I can’t weigh in on that.

                        • But the insane chics give the best head… >_>

                          Or so they say. I think Lynn with her mild psychosis does a damn fine job. I wouldn’t try the high levels of crazy I have found. Not worth the head if they try to bite the tip off too. Crazy womenfolk… *pointless fist waving*

                        • charro says:

                          Oh yes.. we do give the best head.

                        • Maxwell Silverhammer says:

                          *pointless wave fisting*

                        • DeathWyrmNexus says:

                          Yep. God bless those crazy pagans…

                        • OhMyGoodness says:

                          You switching off your blue-lit name for any random reason, DWN? Or is your name-stalker back for more?
                          *wonders what may work where a troll-stick won’t*

                        • charro says:

                          Troll Machete?

                        • Oh, when I post from home, I don’t have my link up due to laziness. It autofills at work.

    • pittypat says:

      Hey, racist troller, you might consider the number of free laoding white conservatives out there. Let’s see, W. went to Andover, Yale, and Harvard, despite bottom-feeder grades and polysubstance dependence. Neil Bush is constantly involved in business scandals and hooks up with prostitutes supplied by the Chinese military. Jeb of course raised his kids really well, too – all of them have criminal records from stalking to stealing drugs to feed a drug habit.

    • Phaelin says:

      Not sure what you’re really driving at here… Michelle is bang-worthy but Obama isn’t? Hrm…

    • charro says:

      Why are you more than one dumbass? Is it because you’re so full of racism it takes more than one to contain it all? Or do you just need more than one mouth to spew your hate-fueled monotonous diatribe?
      Either way, you fail. Half-black -japanese -chinese -native american -indian -WHATEVER, it is still an historic election for the United States of America. Even if America is just a little less racist for it, IT IS STILL LESS RACIST. Except for you apparently.

    • Diva says:

      Yep, your name suits you. Everyone who knows their US history and anything about races also knows that

      Obama is as black as the majority of AAs — including Michelle! It is hard to find ANY blacks in this country are not mixed. Maybe you can luck out by looking deeply in South Carolina where blacks were more isolated. That is why Obama doesn’t look “mixed”. Most people considered “half-black” in the country are more European than African.

      Sheesh! Let racism die.

    • Marshy says:

      If Obama looks black, people will call him black. Even if a person was half black, if they look white they will be called white, and if they look black they will be called black.

  4. pittypat says:

    I guess this captioner feels that
    brevity is the soul of with.

  5. GungaDin says:

    And so now we have the Annointed one- one that will leave you wishing you had voted for McCain in the first place. Give the idiot time- he’ll screw things up beyond belief.

    • Czernobog says:

      Man, having a president who screws things up beyond belief would really be terrible, wouldn’t it? I mean, can you imagine?

      • charro says:

        Oh dear god! A president who screws things up beyond belief?! NOOOOO!!!!! That has NEVER happened in our history!! Whatever will we do?! Harbinger of doom!! HARBINGER OF DOOM!!!!!!
        *faints*

        • pittypat says:

          no you’re wrong because Harbinger was the name of the company my
          deceased brother’s last boss left in 1983 and this is on my myspace
          and if you’re a human being with integrity you’ll apologize for implying
          anyone else could or should use that word and all I do is base my
          comments upon my life experiences thanks for being mature

          • rhorho says:

            no you’re wrong, because my deceased mother used to make
            artificial limbs in Darfur, in Somalia, for your deceased brother’s
            boss’s company, and it was called Harlequin, and it’s proven on my
            myspace not your myspace, and you’re not as mature as I am,
            which is also clearly reported in several local papers from 1992,
            kthx.

    • Uncle Fester says:

      And another who seems to have no grace in defeat.

      Get over it, your dog must be tired of you kicking him when you think of losing….

      • Ravel says:

        Heh, I always laugh at those who say people who don’t think Obama walks on water are poor losers.

        There are just as many gloating, ungracious winners here.

        Don’t get me wrong, I don’t think Obama is teh ev1L one about to bring the apocalypse, but I think people are expecting waaaaay to much out of him.

        • Uncle Fester says:

          No, Obama is an American politician, thus corrupt and inept. However, he won.

          Generally speaking, you can tel out of the box the retards… Gungadin has always been a retard every time ‘he’ has posted… you’re one for telling me my opinion of Obama, when actually, I despise them all with equal venom. So, feel free to kiss my arse…

      • pittypat says:

        Nope, no grace in defeat, de arms, de legs …

    • Phaelin says:

      From a former Bush-supporter, (I’m now all for the shaven ladies) I’ve got to say you really must have your head so far up your ass that you can’t see the light of day. Bush screwed things up pretty bad, and I’m pretty sure Obama knows better than to half the stuff W did.

    • Freddie says:

      Nothing short of Obama pulling down his pants and taking a huge dump on the sidewalk in front of the White House will ever make me wish I’d voted for McCain. And even the public dumping is doubtful unless it’s fully of little pieces of human bones that are later determined to have come from homeless children.

  6. Brandon_ha says:

    Now take off his mask so we can see who the slime goblin really is! …….What? You’re serious?

  7. FRUKUZ says:

    GOD WATCHES YOU MASTUERBATE!!!

  8. NinjaPacman says:

    I WANT A SCOOBY SNACK!
    >_> <_<

  9. Martha says:

    Just to get off our wobbly soapboxes for a moment (Pleeeeze!!! Pleeeze!!! But I must remember that’s what occurs on PK):
    The quote in the balloon sounds familiar, from my very distant youth. Was it a stock villain quote from youngsters’ stories, where the little kid(s) cleverly trip up the mean old nasty? Or from a comic book (the kind I wasn’t allowed to read before I was 14)?* Or from an afternoon-TV kids cartoon series (most of which came out after my childhood)?
    *I was allowed to read Superboy, but not Superman — figure that out. And my mom supplied me with Classics Illustrated ad ifinitum — about 80 of them. I don’t think it was Howdy Doody’s Mr. Bluster, because mostly he was tripped up by Howdy himself — perhaps with some collusion from Buffalo Bob or Princess Summerfallwinterspring. And Clarabell?

  10. srab says:

    aww, don’t blame it on the meddlin’ kids! what did they ever do to you? you know it was because of your wildly incompetent running mate.

    • lowly grunt says:

      The meddlin’ kids wouldn’t GET OFF HIS LAWN!

    • Alex says:

      Actually, it was because of the wildly incompetent 52% of America.

      • Uncle Fester says:

        Ah, a cretin, exercising his right to free speech. And like the mouthings of cretins, largely a waste of bandwidth…

      • slan agat says:

        No, it was barely 50% that voted for Bush twice. And some of them have gotten smarter.

      • FaileV says:

        out of curiosity, when was the last time 52% of americans actually did anything? seems that normally it’s 30 or so percent that gets things done. this is a place where people have statistics, maybe someone might enlighten me

        • PiMan says:

          Only 23% of people in the US actually voted for Obama. The majority didn’t vote (by choice or not), while only 20% voted for McCain.

          • charro says:

            Anyone have the statistics on how many Californians actually voted for Prop 8?

          • charro says:

            Also, sorry to be nitpicky, but are those statistics based on people of voting age? Or registered voters or what. Thanks!

            • PiMan says:

              When I said by choice or not, I meant I was including people legally not allowed to vote, such as children.
              .
              69 million people voted for Obama, there are 300 million people in the US. I just gave the percentage.

              • charro says:

                Sorry I was reading it at 4 in the morning having been rudely awakened from my slumber. I did not catch that part. Thanks for clarifying.

              • CarmenT says:

                Point of order, your number includes messes of folks ineligible to vote (little kids for example) so the 23% number is meaningless. 62.3% of eligible voters voted in the past Presidential elections, .
                52% of those folks voted for Obama. That means ~32.4% of all eligible voters voted for Obama, ~29.9% voted McCain and ~38% said “Screw it” and watched reruns of Full House instead.

    • thissenthat says:

      The endorsement from Bush, and his own age, didn’t help either.

  11. He was a victim of the times. No Republican would’ve won in this election.

    • rhorho says:

      I’ve had that thought, too. Colin Powell may have had a chance. He wouldn’t
      have had the association with Bush, considering he left angry. Dunno, though.
      That’s a tough one.

      • OhMyGoodness says:

        Powell/McCain – or even McCain/Powell – may have brought in a few more states. Certainly would have made it a lot closer. And if McCain went out of his way to differentiate his policies and philosophy from Bush (without sticking to that mustang crap)… well, it would’ve evened the odds somewhat. Why nobody sought Powell is completely beyond me.

        • rhorho says:

          IIRC, Powell expressed no interest in running.

          One of McCain’s problems was that he employed the same firm that unfairly broke his campaign in 2000. To me, that action devolved his righteous cred into a streaming trail of cat sick…but I digress.

  12. Not an Old Man says:

    Honestly, it was the youth that screwed McCain.

  13. Just wondering says:

    My best friend since I was six years old is Black and I’m White. He’s never been to Africa and I’ve never been to Germany. So why do the majority of Black people in American call themselves African-Americans and White people just call themselves White instead of Irish-Americans or German-Americans or Russian-Americans? Native Americans I can understand; but African-Americans who know nothing about Africa and could care less about what is going on there and wouldn’t live there if they had a chance because it’s infinitely better in the States? Why can’t they just be Americans like the rest of us? All this talk about Unity and Equality but people still demand to be referenced by a country they have never been to…just doesn’t make sense.

    • charro says:

      Couldn’t care less. If someone could care less it means they DO care, even if it’s just a little. Just so you know, you know?
      I feel the same way too. “Race” is just a bunch of bullplop.

      • OhMyGoodness says:

        “Bullplop” – now, that’s a worthy word. Mind if I borrow that one? I’m all out of “in bed” cards, and I’m down to my last “with a penis”, so you’ll have to work out a fair exchange rate.

    • rhorho says:

      Africa is a continent, not a country. ;-)

    • Uncle Fester says:

      Answer: people are generally sad, empty, babbling creatures who need something to hang their identity on so they loathe themselves less. :¬)

    • CarmenT says:

      Why do so many white Southerners still insist on differentiating themselves from white Northerners? Why do Shiites kill Suni, Hutus kill Tutsis and vice-versa? Human nature – the ugly side that always tries to score a “Better than you” point to make themselves feel better. If all people were the same color and religion and there were no countries they’d divide themselves up by nosehair length, swear to (insert deity or revered object of your choice here).

      • Jane St.Clair says:

        Why do Star Bellied Sneetches continue to engage in the brutal genocide of Sneetches without stars upon thars?

        • Caspur says:

          So that marketting tycoons in rhyming worlds will be able to continue sales and boost economies. If someone isn’t different than last seasons product stops selling. Although I believe the sneetches were able to accept their differences. After a dozen belly stars or so. Too bad science can’t make us all tie-dye, have infinite income, and maximum outcome for all.

          Although, genocide is so much easier in the long run.



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