World's Dumbest Protestor

yahoo ^ | 2/13/03 | yahoo/AP

[Britton J Wingfield]

Frank Wright of Lanesboro, Minn., marches with other protesters in rural Harmony, Minn., Saturday, Feb. 8, 2003, holding a sign reading 'What Would Mr. Roberts Do?' Wright had the perfect idea: Use a beloved television character to make his point about a potential war with Iraq. The only problem was that he meant to write 'Mr. Rogers,' he explained 'Perhaps I don't watch enough TV.' (AP Photo/Janet Hostetter)

[Britton J Wingfield]

I found this linked off of Andrew Sullivan's blog.

[Britton J Wingfield]

It gets even funnier of you go HERE.

[Britton J Wingfield]

[pubmom]

How did Henry Fonda become involved in this?
What a dolt!

[68skylark]

'What Would Mr. Roberts Do?'

Mr. Roberts would apply for combat duty, so he could do his part to fight evil.

[Dan from Michigan]

ROFL. Who the hell is Mr. Roberts? And as for Mr. Rogers, he would support kicking their ass. Mike Rogers is my congressman.

[jigsaw]

The site you link to in #2 is hysterical! Thanks!

[Momaw Nadon]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't Mr. Rogers once a member of the U.S. Special Forces?

[UncleSamUSA]

And Mr Roberts would tell Ensign Pulver to make sure to put marbles in the captain's overhead.

BTW: "Mister Roberts" was a wonderful movie and earlier a stage play about life aboard a US cargo ship in the Pacific theater during WWII.. It starred Henry Fonda, Jack Lemmon and James Cagney.

"All right... who did it??? who did it??? You are going to stand there sweating at those battle stations until someone confesses!!! The symbol of this ships cargo record has been destroyed and we are going to find out who did it if it takes all night!!!"

Absolutely great movie. Made in about 1955. Rent a copy if you've never seen it. No battles or gunfights, just a great movie.

[ZOOKER]

I think he would throw Saddam's stinkin' palm tree overboard.

[UncleSamUSA]

Amen to that!!

[peteram]

[Paleo Conservative]

Henry Fonda .... Lt. (j.g.) Doug A. Roberts
James Cagney .... Capt. Morton
William Powell .... Doc
Jack Lemmon .... Ens. Frank Thurlowe Pulver
Betsy Palmer .... Lt. Ann Girard
Ward Bond .... Chief Dowdy
Philip Carey .... Mannion (as Phil Carey)
Nick Adams (I) .... Reber
Perry Lopez .... Rodrigues
Ken Curtis (I) .... Yeoman 3rd Class Dolan
Robert Roark .... Insignia
Harry Carey Jr. .... Stefanowski
Patrick Wayne .... Bookser (as Pat Wayne)
Frank Aletter .... Gerhart
Tige Andrews .... Wiley (as Tiger Andrews)

[woofie]

IS MICHAEL JACKSON AGAINST THE WAR?http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/chat/839028/posts

[peteram]

[Cultural Jihad]

LOL!

[Mr. Mulliner]

Correct me if I'm wrong

OK, you're wrong. At least I've heard that's an urban legend, one of those fascinating-if-true rumors that surfaces once in a while, but unfortunately is not true. I think you can check at snopes.com if you want to verify.

However, Mr. Rogers is a very fair and moral person. I would think that he would be all in favor of liberating the people of Iraq. It would make for a nicer neighborhood.

[peteram]

This is some REALLY funny stuff
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[JennysCool]

Thanks for the Bob and Doug pic. I miss those guys, eh?

[Britton J Wingfield]