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  1. Srrslysry says:

    New President drops the F-Bomb

  2. n8 says:

    Ha! Funny caption, but I suspect the O-man doesn’t swear too often. Doesn’t seem like the type.

  3. Blu says:

    Eloquent speakers don’t cuss, they just get their point across with said eloquence.

    • Srrslysry says:

      That was very eloquent of you.

    • mothergoose says:

      I think there are some Drill Sargeants at Paris Island who would disagree…there’s a certain eloquence to a good cussing!!! ;-)

    • n8 says:

      Hah! Speaking of eloquence, the horde on the mall just made it very clear to soon-to-be-former President Bush how they feel about him.
      na na na na hey hey hey goodbye!

      • pdq says:

        My bud is up on the mall sending regular updates. She’s pretty near blown away by the temper & attitude of the crowd – ‘extraordinarily benevolent’ is how she’s phrased it.
        Excepting mentions of Bush ;)

        • Isengrim says:

          Hee. Yeah, the response was REALLY lukewarm when Mr Obama thanked him for “service to the United States.” And did you see his face when Obama talked about actually following the constitution? Priceless.

          I was very, very impressed by his speech. I hope he holds true to his words.

          • pdq says:

            The two things that grabbed me were declaring science to be put back into it’s proper place & usage, then listing atheists as humans with actual valuable beliefs. I is hopeful :)

            • charro says:

              I missed the speech. Sad.
              But from what I’ve heard.. I shouldn’t have missed it.

              • n8 says:

                It was an epic speech… I was quite moved by it, to say the least. Find a buddy with a tivo, or see if YouTube’s got it. Maybe they’ll put it up on whitehouse.gov.

                • mothergoose says:

                  Unbelievably Presidential, I thought (considering the last 8 years it was a breath of fresh air). The look on Dubya’s face was priceless. I think the speech served several purposes; not the least of which was inspiring hope in a nation that truly needs it.

                • Anti Fester says:

                  I was moved too…as in the bowel type…

              • Motas says:

                The text is online. I missed all but the last paragraph so I downloaded it as soon as I could. The speech is just what I needed. He pulled some of my pet concerns out from under the rug and introduced them to fresh air & sunshine. Ah, science is no longer a dirty word! The foreclosure mess isn’t the fault of any one group! Maybe my kids will find honest work when they grow up! No sugar coating. Just straight-forward “here’s-what-we-have-to-do”. Sweet relief.

                • Anti Fester says:

                  Can’t wait for four years to pass so we can sing “Hey hey hey, goodbye!” also!

                  • SilentJ says:

                    See, this is what gives conservatives a bad name.
                    -
                    If you’re going to criticize the man, at least wait until he has DONE SOMETHING.
                    -
                    Complaining about him when he hasn’t been in office for even two days (he was inaugurated at noon) is just childish crap. Go sit in the corner until you can learn to play nice.
                    -
                    Sore losers = FAIL.

            • n8 says:

              Yes, as I commented on another board… it still irks me that we were tossed in last, as an afterthought, like we’re still the weirdos… but you know, half a loaf is better than none. At least we were included instead of lambasted, as Bush I did.

            • ICDK says:

              I didn’t watch it…so you’re saying we atheists aren’t going to be second-class citizens anymore? HALLELUJAH!

            • Isengrim says:

              Indeed! Its’ very rare to hear a politician – any politician – acknowledge
              atheists. Gave me the warm fuzzies for the first time in a long time
              when listening to a speech.

              • AC says:

                Let’s swap countries. You can be a British atheist and I’ll be an American Christian. It’s an ill divided world…

                • Uncle Fester says:

                  That’s just because we think people with imaginary friends are nutters…

                  • Lynn Nexus says:

                    Theres nothing nutty about having an imaginary friend so long as you don’t do two things: Expect them to respond and expect others to see them.

                    • Scum says:

                      And so long as you’re under the age of what, 6?

                      • Lynn Nexus says:

                        Oh there are more qualifications than that hun. It also helps to Ignore people with a total lack of imagination, who can’t understand anything they can’t put their hands on.

                • Isengrim says:

                  I’m neither British nor American. I doubt you’d want to swap places with me unless you like severe cold spells. :)

                  • Danbala says:

                    … Greece?
                    (I’ve never been as cold as there – those buggers are even worse than the british at building houses that work when it gets below 20C. :p )

                  • PiMan says:

                    I’m guessing Iceland or Scandinavia

                  • AC says:

                    Oh!
                    :oops:
                    Canada sounds great tho…

                    • AC says:

                      BTW, I have a question: is there a major difference between Canadian and American accents?
                      I feel bad for not knowing which is which…

                      • PiMan says:

                        There is, but many outside North America can’t tell the difference. There are roughly as much variety in English accents in the US as the UK, so that may give you an indication of something.

                      • the_original_shortright says:

                        yep. canadians go “oot and aboot”, americans go “out and about”. that’s the easiest one to spell out. but they also say hockey weird too. :)
                        i love my best friend (who lives in toronto) but i always giggle a little at her accent and inflections because they’re so different. and the use of “eh” is almost as frequent as we tease them about!

                        • Lynn Nexus says:

                          Oh come now there are atleast five distinctly different accents in the US alone. The usual joke is that they put “ah?” in every sentence and that ou turns to oo.

                          There are many many different accents and dialects. Even here in the US

                        • Scum says:

                          Please, there are more than five just in the greater NYC area.

                          As for the whole country (us and Canada), people have to realize how large we each are. I tried to look this up once, but don’t remember the outcome. I believe each country is several times larger than all of Europe, and in our very short histories have had multiple accents and cultures form in many different areas of the land.

                          We don’t have one unifying language or culture.
                          We have many.

                        • viking gal says:

                          Ah, but folks from Minnisota and North Dakota have been know to say ‘oot and aboot’ and ‘eh’. And I’ve noticed a diffference in the Canadian accent as well, comparing east-of-Rockies and Toronto area. But not as different as Atlanta and Maine…

                        • Scum says:

                          Having grown up in the cities, and having spent an awful lot of time on the North Shore, BWCA, the Iron Range and Paul Bunyan and Babe territory, I can confirm this. It is however those damned canucks’ influence ;-) Actually, a lot of it came from the French fur traders who were all over that whole area.

                          I can also state that the Canadian dollar was almost as common as the US dollar. That Canadians owned probably 1/2 of Mpls, and probably much more of it now.

                          Now, you call yourself Viking Gal, but you misspell Minnesota. Makes me wonder.

                        • Scum says:

                          And we also said uff-da and lutefisk [Link]

                        • PiMan says:

                          Please, there are more than five just in the greater NYC area.

                          As for the whole country (us and Canada), people have to realize how large we each are. I tried to look this up once, but don’t remember the outcome. I believe each country is several times larger than all of Europe, and in our very short histories have had multiple accents and cultures form in many different areas of the land.

                          Each country is a little smaller than Europe.
                          And it isn’t guaranteed that places with large areas will have many accents. Australia has only three distinct accents, and the distinction is more class based than location based. Noting that Australia is only a little smaller than the contiguous 48 states and has a population not much smaller than Canada

                        • viking gal says:

                          @Scum
                          Sorry, about the miss-spelling of Minnesota, but I’m a Viking gal from the east coast. There was a ‘little Denmark’ in NJ when my mother was a child. And my father came straight from the old country. Plus, my typing deserves swear words!
                          As for lutefisk, the folks in my family are more into pickled herring, agorksalat, and aebleskivver. (I’m not so much into the herring…cat food!)

              • Danbala says:

                Any American politician?
                Where I live, it’s more like the poor sods who claim to have a religion have to defend that stand. :)

    • Uncle Fester says:

      But sometimes the only word that says ‘muthafukka’ is ….

    • Tessie says:

      “Eloquent speakers don’t cuss”
      `
      True. As Shakespeare said, “Obscenity is the crutch of inarticulate mutherfcukers”.

    • Colleen says:

      Sometimes you just need a good swear word to get your point across. I think that cursing is okay from time to time as long as you have a decent vocabulary and do not use cursewords as filler.

  4. Leviathan12 says:

    It’s good to see that we’re handling a monumental and historical event with the dignity it deserves… I think Obama has handled the days leading up to his inauguration with a lot of class. Shouldn’t we follow suit?

    • Uncle Fester says:

      The Groundling Republicans didn’t… and some of the Dems didn’t acquit themselves that well… and Libertarians don’t recognise your need for ‘manners’

      I think pffft! covers it…

      • Leviathan12 says:

        So the “But everyone else is doing it” reasoning is in effect? I agree with you, though. I can’t really say that I’m impressed with any party as a whole right now. I want to be proud of this big step forward that our country is taking, but a few demonstrators on all sides are making it difficult.

        • dropping in says:

          Demonstrators on both sides are a portion of why we live in a great country- Yes O’Reilly can still ignore facts and spin in circles around himself and his toadies, and yes the crazy lady that thinks Obama is going to turn us into Muslims is entitled to babble along as well- and I know their are crazies on the left too (Cindy Sheehan (sp?) certainly made me cringe)- and they are ALL entitled to these opinions- and the rest of us will simple move forward without them. That has always been the beauty of change in this country- those that want to babble about how bad it is simply get left behind (thinking of royalists in Revolution, slave owners, etc). SO do not worry about these negative Nancies on both ends of the spectrum- they will simply be left behind by the rest of us building the great nation we are entitled to have, and the great world that we should be a responsible party to, too.

        • Uncle Fester says:

          Of course it’s in effect, it’s the raison d’etre of the people with the Obamessiah rhetoric, for Caribou Barbie and McSame…

          They’re just butt hurt.

    • Tessie says:

      “I think Obama has handled the days leading up to his inauguration with a lot of class. Shouldn’t we follow suit?”
      `
      Eh, you have a point, but I’m damned if I know how to moon in a ladylike fashion.

    • Colleen says:

      Lighten up! It’s just a joke! And a damn good one too. I would love to see Obama say that!

    • Danbala says:

      Bloody hell, man/woman, this is PK.

  5. ThatGuy says:

    hey here’s comment number 10.

  6. awdwannabe says:

    I can’t wait to see how disappointed all you uneducated fucks are going be in four years.

  7. Anti Fester says:

    Such love and tolerance from the Left. Arrogance, WIN!!!

    • AC says:

      Lol! It’s back!
      …..And has forgotten to change its name. Or are you replying in advance to UF?

      • Anti Fester says:

        Go back to your haggus, lassie and let the adults argue!

        • Uncle Fester says:

          Well, the adult thing is spoiled by you being here… after all, you’re far from mentally adult…

        • the_original_shortright says:

          it’s spelled haggis. if you’re going to be a demeaning bastard at least do it right. plus, there’s nothing wrong with eating haggis. it’s quite delicious.

          • AC says:

            Indeed. Have you tried the veggie stuff? Tis good.
            Haggis isn’t even Scottish originally, but I think it makes up 1/2 of the Caledonian words our troll supreme knows…

            • the_original_shortright says:

              veggie haggis?! never heard of it. but my mother would love it. she’s a no red meat sorta vegetarian so she’s never had haggis. i’ve tried to explain it to her as a spicier sort of meatloaf because the meat itself has a bigger, bolder flavor.
              -
              last i had haggis was at the rob roy dinner 2 years ago :( but i have a pound frozen in my freezer for when i get ambitious enough to make haggis tartlets. mmmmm yummy.

              • Tessie says:

                Isn’t haggis the same thing as chitlins? Or do I really not want to know?

              • AC says:

                Yup. It’s quite popular actually: nice, nutty flavour. I remember ordering some at a pub in Edinburgh and this American lady overheard came over to our table to see it. :)
                I don’t know whose stomach they boil it in tho….

                • the_original_shortright says:

                  here in the states we use synthetic casing due to people being all creeped out by boiling it in an actual stomach. my thoughts are, you’re eating heart and breain and a stomach bothers you??

                  • the_original_shortright says:

                    that should read “brain”. although the more modern recipes forgo the brain due to mad cow and such. the place where i buy mine tends to go more heavily on the heart and liver to make up the difference in flavor. but then again it’s a tiny little shop and mom makes all the food at the place, so it’s like getting homemade haggis and pasties every time.

                    • Anti Fester says:

                      Remember-” If it’s not Scottish- IT”S CCRRRAP!”!

                    • Tessie says:

                      “pasties every time”
                      `
                      I trust you don’t mean the kind of pasties with tassels on them… or do you?

                      • That might actually perk up my mood…

                      • i was going to clarify by saying “meat pasties” but that wouldn’t clear up the confusion too much! i [LINKED] a recipe to a pastie, they’re calling it a bridie, which is pretty much interchangeable. there’s a special sort of sauce, similar to a BBQ sauce that goes remarkably well with bridies/pasties, sausage rolls and meat pies in general. i *believe* it’s kinda like a scottish version of ketchup.

                        • slan agat says:

                          You’d be thinking of HP sauce now, wouldn’t you? More like steak sauce than anything else in the states, but heavier on the tamarind and a few other things.

                  • Uncle Fester says:

                    People are just squeamish about where their meat comes from…

                    Always reminds me of the old music hall joke

                    “They were serving pressed tongue in the digs at lunch.

                    A woman who’s stopping there says

                    “OH! How AWFUL! I could never eat something that had been in an animal’s mouth!”

                    So, they gave her a poached egg…’

                    • the_original_shortright says:

                      *giggle*
                      yeah, i don’t so much care where the meat comes from. as long as it tastes yummy. i’m a proud supporter of PETA… people eating tasty animals. :-D

                      • Uncle Fester says:

                        Nose to tail carnivore. If I’ve had it killed, I’ll eat it, unless I plain don’t like the taste…

                      • pdq says:

                        ‘I don’t eat veggies because I love animals.. I eat them because I HATE PLANTS!!”
                        Or better: “If god didn’t WANT us to eat animals, why’d he make ‘em out of MEAT??”

                        • the_original_shortright says:

                          i like that second one. if i hated my car i’d put a bumpersticker on it that said that.
                          there are very few forms of meat that i won’t eat… but the reasoning is that i dont’ like the flavor. and unfortunately i’ve killed lots of things i haven’t eatne… an ex and i used to do lots of fishing and we’d catch lots of blue gills and sunfish and other little lake dirty fish. so i’d help him scale ‘em and fillet ‘em but i hated the taste of ‘em. when we went salmon fishing though, whoo boy, those were some yummy dead fish.

                        • pdq says:

                          Food good. pdq eat food. Food have for legs? Leafses? pdq eat.
                          Weirdest thing I ever ate so far: duck tongues.

                        • Scum says:

                          @pdq
                          Duck tongues:
                          Deep fried, crunchy – nutty, but odd.

        • Pfft, adults. They were made up to make people with some aging to them feel superior with being set in their ways.

          • pdq says:

            *scene: my home. condition: upset over 4 YO son’s behavior with babysitter*
            husband: Look, kiddo, when an ADULT tells you you have to… whatever, you do it. The ADULTS have your best interest in mind, the ADULTS are responsible for [edit length of speech; suffice to say, the word 'adult was hit pretty hard numerous times]… Do you understand what you did?!
            Son: *minor lip trembling & years*…adultery?
            *exuent omnes, roffling*

        • Scum says:

          WTF is wrong with haggis?
          Have you ever actually tried it or are you just desperately attempting to find anything to use as an insult. Pathetic, truly pathetic.

    • I do hate to be the bearer of logic to your obvious high amounts of ignorant fun but being an Antithesis of Uncle Fester would make you a very pleasant individual devoid of sarcasm and nothing but positive things to say.

      So in the interest of logic, try to make some sense with your name.

  8. Crimson laffs. says:

    0bama 0wn’d.

  9. Anti Fester says:

    The guy on the right looks like he just spotted the “666″ on Obama’s scalp……

  10. ubr says:

    can we get some new LOLs? i’m sure this pic already made the front page…

  11. Phaelin says:

    Eesh, these last two lols weren’t very tasteful. I expected something a little more positive about Obama taking office, not kicking Bush out. (Not to say I’m not happy about Bush leaving, of course.)

  12. Wombatish says:

    Shouldn’t this be buried under a link or something? Or at least another lol, where you would have to scroll to see it?

    I don’t care, but the lady who was walking past my cubicle gave me and the screen a chiding look.

  13. James says:

    I THINK this site is biased..

  14. Mr.Wholesome says:

    That’s very rude, immature, and funny.

  15. pittypat says:

    im in ur base, killing ur d00ds …

  16. Tessie says:

    The facial expression of the guy on the right is what really makes this lol funny.

  17. chittybangbang says:

    Frankly, it is my opinion that Uncle Fester and his other Brito opinion makers should proceed to piss up a downspout when it comes to American politics. They’d be much better served to shed their opinions on British politics and all the asinine folderol that attends Britich government and royalty. Good God, they can’t even get the dusty wigs off their heads and act like they are part of the 21st century. Pomp and circumstance, you say. Pompus asses, I say ! And definitely pompus opinions.
    Call me a troll or whatever, but I see no benefit in criticising that which one knows nearly nothing about.

    • Uncle Fester says:

      You mean like you and British Politics… basically, you just shot your bolt there, me old fruit…

      And you want asinine foll-de-roll (folderol isn’t a word, BTW) then I’d attend to the macho posturing of your military who disgrace their uniforms by using them as a reason to swear at the people they are sworn to serve…

      But I can tell… you want me… but you can’t have me… I am promised to ‘F*ck Fester’ since he asked me first…

    • pdq says:

      And thus we have proof that the interwebs are indeed the home of free speech. And morons who can’t read, interpret or understand.

    • Kelto says:

      Wow, Uncle Fester, these guys are out to get you lately.

      (You know, if they’re not the all the same guy, I mean.)

    • Isengrim says:

      Well, if/when they ever manage to get a British (or Canadian) lol on the front page, feel free to lambaste and comment as you see fit. Here’s one for you to feel free to comment on, if you can figure out who the hell I’m talking about (link behind my name).

    • AC says:

      his other Brito opinion makers”
      ???
      STFU

    • Ceefax says:

      The is a lol about American politics, why are you giving people grief for NOT going off topic? Believe it or not, not every country in the world is so incredibly insular that they know nothing of other countries politics.

    • Danbala says:

      Honestly, who the fsck gives a damn about British politics? :p
      .
      “I see no benefit in criticising that which one knows nearly nothing about”
      The main problem is that the US and its decisions, whether we or you like it, has an influence on just about everyone. So get some real American “yay we’re like the whole world or sumfin’, like”-pride, and get a clue as to why we (good ole “rest of the world”) have an opinion about your politicians.

  18. Scum says:

    Low class and boring.

    I can deal with low class… in fact, I often embrace it.

  19. chittybangbang says:

    Ah, Uncle Fester, you have again shown your ignorance. The word ‘folderol’ is indeed a word listed in Webster’s Dictionary. Perhaps Webster’s dictionary is not used in merry olde England because one word you constantly use, ‘arse’ is NOT included in Webster’s dictionary whereas the word ‘ass’ is found therein.

    I have absolutely nothing against British or Canadian peoples, customs, or government. But I do find it distasteful to hear someone continually lambaste our government and our customs unless, of course, it is meant in jest in the same way we make sport of your royal pomp. But, after months of reading your remarks, I would have to say that I believe you to be of adult age and to have some education plus some life-experiences that should make you a bit wise. Lately you have not been showing much wisdom but more cynicism on a number of topics. Maybe it is the dreary English winter weather that has you down. Or perhaps some extenuating circumstances have pushed you near ‘the edge’ and made you bitter and critical. Whatever, please know that I have, in the past, quite enjoyed many of your come-backs and have looked forward to reading your quips. But not lately. Sorry, folks, for using your forum to vent my own inadequacies but I have no other way to correspond with dear Uncle Fester. I apologize profusely for boring all of you with my bitch of the day.

  20. Evan says:

    The other guy is Sen. Robert Menendez (D-New Jersey).


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