... ummmmmmm... yeah... okay. Whatever.
Posted on 05/04/2005 5:59:04 AM PDT by OESY
LOL!!
Not a chance.
I merely pointed out the lack of logic in your ridiculous post.
Sorry I made you cry.
Bingo.
Just what I was going to say. I can hear it now. "Make jokes about my president. I'll kill ya."
Some people get their panties in a bunch over anything and everything.
Something is "funny" because there is an element of truth in it. I've no problem with the horse joke. It's as old as the hills. But, Mrs. Bush is certainly no desperate housewife. Mrs. Cheney certainly is not. And the thought of their attending a strip club with Condi, O'Connor and Ruth Buzzi is absurd. So, it really wasn't that funny. She may have bought some short term approval from the liberal glitterati, but she kind of drug her classy self through the mud a bit.
... ummmmmmm... yeah... okay. Whatever.
The fact that you could not even attempt to answer the two questions in my post, and instead leveled an attack and got personal, shows all there is to know.
Gosh, how can I get paid for my posts!! Please, where do I sign up?
:)
susie
And, taking the typical anti-Bush statements like "he can't pronounce nuclear" and sending them right back at the MSM/Liberals is a GREAT tactic. I applaud Laura.
Its a sad statement that Michelle's mind could go "there" first when this joke is told vs. the Farmers perspective of an idiot getting their butt kicked by an angry animal. Which is where the mind used to go when this joke was told.
I take it Deadwood is out of the question?
I watched "South Park" a couple of times and it can be funny but it is just a little too raunchy for me.
I have never heard a dirty word from either of my parents and am happy to be able to say that.
I have to admit that I'm no South Park Fan -- what little I've seen wasn't that funny to me.... But Team America had falling out the seats and singing "America! F***, YEAH!" all the way home. I plan to by the uncut DVT version Very Soon.
I guess, though, I'm more of a Benny Hill Republican, a bawdy Scottish folk songs/Robert Burns Republican, a Monty Python Republican (hmmm....I'm starting to sound a touch British here), an Airplane! Republican, a Whose Line is It Anyway? (American version) Republican, and, perhaps above all, a Marxist Republican (of the Grouchoist/Harpoist tendency).
"I'm sure we all get the same one."
No we don't. Not until the flap here on FR did I get that mental picture. Because the extremists were INSISTING it was a dirty joke.
Last night I read the joke to my teenager and she thought it was funny. Then I asked her what it meant. She GOT THE JOKE. When I told her what SOME people ASSUMED it meant; she couldn't believe it!!
So, no....most people KNOW it's not dirty. Even KIDS!
"but I do think that those who see this as having some sexual overtones are not entirely out of line"
Thirty years ago you would have been labeled a pervert.
What was peverse 30 years ago is normal thought for a lot of people now, or so it seems based on the continued attempts at justifying their sexual innuendo concerns.
Of course it is. They can afford to have the strippers brought in for a private party.
I love Burns although I have read that he really did love the ladies. Maybe a little too much.
What liberal rot! You received the correct answer to your "questions": the observation that they were your own failed attempt to place words in another's mouth, solely for greater ease of scoring cheap rhetorical "points."
You're simply sulky, now, because you weren't allowed to get away with it, is all.
Not that I blame you, mind.
Sir, regular strength Midol is funny, but the MAXIMUM STRENGTH version is over the line! :(
You haven't seen any Marx Bros. movies as of late, have you?
OK, that was 70 years ago, but the point stands... Actually 30 years ago was 1975, by which time "Deep Throat" was a household phrase.
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