Posted on 04/07/2009 3:32:57 PM PDT by GunnyBob
MSNBC's Olbermann Receives Coveted "Order of Obama" from Gunny Bob
Gunny Bob, who has once been named the third worst person in the world, and once named the very worst person in the world by Olbermeinkampf, has received a beautiful and prestigious medal: The "Order of Obama" is the highest award available from the Gunny, or the lowest, depending on your point of view.
www.850koa.com/pages/gunnybob.html
Good on you, Gunny!!!
I like GunnyBob!
He seems like a real sorta commonsense sorta guy every time I have read something or heard him talk.
Reminds me of this award our school’s shop teacher had, it was a “Screw up” award, it was a piece of wood with a wood screw hot glued to it by the head of the Screw so it painted upwards.
“MSNBC’s Olbermann Receives Coveted “Order of Obama” from Gunny Bob”
Too bad olbermann doesn’t have a chest to pin it on...He’s a girly man!
Give em hell Gunny!!!
I refuse to watch any TV where he appears, and that includes sports. Any sports organization that would actually allow this dipstick to foul the airwaves deserves zero viewers.
He is a disloyal left wing puke of the worst kind, much like his idol, Obambi.
If anyone knows how to go to my site and copy the medal and then paste it in here, go right ahead.
LOL. Good one, Gunny!
What about the “Tingle up my leg award?”
Next recipient will be Ward Churchill for his starring role in the short film "Profanity laced tirade in the FOX 31 parking garage".
Thanks, A.A.!
He swore so much and so fervently that I may have blushed.
We Marines are very sensitive, ya know.
The look on his face when I ID’d myself is something I shall never forget — beyond priceless. All those years avoiding me and a simple twist of fate wrecks his most carefully laid evasion plans.
I hope that’s a gilded turd.
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