[shortstop]

Hopey-Changey

[OKSooner]

Ping.

[Mr. Jeeves]

I suppose they got those high skills by doing something despicable...

Being born smart enough to master them - which in the liberal worldview is unfair to the "losers in life's lottery" who weren't.

[DuncanWaring]

A bumper sticker would be good, I figured, but I suspect that a bumper sticker critical of the ruling junta in Washington would get my car vandalized, and maybe worse.

In Oklahoma, it'll get him arrested.

[Ethrane]

Bump for later

[Piquaboy]

Put that on your car and the AG will be on your butt like stink on chit. After all, we are a bunch of cowards so says Holder.

[SuziQ]

Because, apparently, we wouldn’t want anybody with high skills building the schools our children will attend or the bridges we will drive over. He prefers the jobs go to the “long-term unemployed,” which I always presumed meant stupid, stoned or lazy – just the folks we want to have operating heavy equipment.

*in zoned out voice* "Hey, what's wrong with us, man"? ;o)

[bpjam]

My suggested (and slightly be socially acceptable) meaning:

F’d Up By Obama.

We can just start a list. Stock Market? FUBO Health Care? FUBO Right to Work Laws? FUBO Federal Budget? FUBO Housing Market? FUBO Hillarys Campaign? FUBO

It’s gonna be a long, long list.

[dcwusmc]

Bump

[BenLurkin]

“FUBO” was invented here.

[Eaker]

Printed and posted in my office!

[topfile]

Basically, one month in, I’ve already had a bellyful

What a release....FUBO!

It's like I've came across a new word. However the pronunciation FOO-BOO seems more natural to me than FOO-BOW as the author intends. What say you?

[NicNacPattyWac]

Placed an order for two shirts and it felt great!

[AFreeBird]

I like it. I suggest displaying along side this:

"This was the flag of the early colonists who had joined together in the protest against the British impositions on American economic freedom. In 1767, the Sons of Liberty adopted a flag called the "Rebellious Stripes" with nine uneven vertical stripes (five red and four white). It is supposed that nine represented the number of colonies that were to attend the Stamp Act Congress. A flag having thirteen horizontal red and white stripes, used by American merchant ships during the war, was also associated with the Sons of Liberty. On December 16, 1773, the Sons of Liberty protested the Parliament's Tea Act, an action that became known as the Boston Tea Party."

[sauropod]

yep. FUBO bigtime!

[Nateman]

Mega super-sized FUBO !

[EdReform]

BTTT