Posted on 04/24/2008 5:07:46 AM PDT by PJ-Comix
Just a reminder, folks.
We’re coming up on the second anniversary of May 12, 2006.
Would this be the second “business” anniversary? ;-)
What kinda' DUmb@$$ brings a bat to a gunfight?
and he swings like a sissy.
“It’s difficult for me to advocate the death of another human being...”
No, I don’t believe it’s difficult for you at all, DUmmie - the man’s only a conservative, after all; it’s not as though he’s human or anything.
Anyway, it’s laughable to think you’d ever have the starch to do it yourself; you’re just like the bat-wielding fool in the video - you’d wet yourself if anyone were to respond in kind.
[I hope you enjoyed that edition of the DUmmie FUnnies. May I place you on our PING list?]
I'd bet this one is already on the list - this has LFT written all over it.
lol
“Please, anyone who thinks Rush and his “operation Chaos” caused Obama to lose PA really are out of touch.”
If it wasn’t for Operation Chaos no one would have ever heard Obama’s elitist comments in the first place. They were exposed by a Hillary supporter on Huffington’s Post. Perhaps even the Clinton campaign directly.
You see... Thats the genius and beauty of it all.
I can’t believe it’s been two years already.
My how “business hours” fly when you’re having fun. :)
This DUmmie should be given the Peace, Love & Tolerance Award™.
The way things have been going, he’s a shoo-in for a Nobel Prize.
My how “business hours” fly when you’re having fun.
And there's that two-year anniversary that just passed this same month; two years ago since Bela Pelosi promised that if the Democrats were elected into control of Congress in the mid-term elections of November 2006, they'd bring down high gasoline prices.
At the time Bela said that, gasoline was circa $1.20 a gallon.
I wonder what's up with that?
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