[dblshot]

Pajama boy is just the male equivalent of Julie or Julia (can't recall) the women taken care of by Democrats from cradle to grave. It's all warm and fuzzy at pajama boy's house. After a long day of video games in the basement, PJ Boy puts his clothes in the hamper for mommy to wash, takes a long hot shower and slips into his jammies before sitting down in the kitchen to a nice hot coco and talk with mommy before dad comes home from his 12+ hour day at the retail store job that pays for everything. But why would PJ boy want to buy his own insurance before he is 26. Have you any idea how tough it is to stay up with the latest in video gaming on his pathetic allowance. Of course it could be worse if dad wasn't paying off his college loans. PJ Boy would love to work but a degree from Berkley in transnational anthropic communication is not really in that high of demand these days, but if a Neanderthal ever is found alive he's ready to converse. Nevertheless, this ad will touch all those generation 0 people for about 2 minuets until they get back to War of the Worlds.

[Hugin]

Even young hipsters have more sense than to sign up for Obamacare. They voted for Obama to get free stuff, not to pay way too much for insurance they don’t need.

[matt1234]

WWCND?

(What would Chuck Norris do?)

[TKeith]

His hips are wider than his shoulders.

[TexasCajun]

RUSH: The latest tweet from Organizing for America... Have you seen this? Oh, you haven't seen this? It's some metrosexual (I mean, that's even dubious) in his pajamas, holding a cup of hot chocolate in two hands, and the tweet is, "How do you plan to spend the cold days of December? Wear pajamas, drink hot chocolate, and talk about getting health insurance." That could be Rachel Maddow, if you wanted it to be. It could be Chris Hayes.

[FredZarguna]

Res ipsa parodia.

[The thing is a parody of itself.]

As happens quite frequently, in his desire to seem both terribly deep and terribly snarky, Gillespie manages to pretty much miss the point. He believes that being ridiculed on the Internet is somehow a good thing because it generates buzz.

No. It isn't.

0bamacare has become a joke. Each subsequent failure (and this ad campaign is a HUGE failure) merely drives the nail deeper into its coffin. This is especially true if the failures are so hilariously awful. Having multiple parodies of your ad "own the Internet" isn't the same thing as owning the Internet yourself.

[who knows what evil?]

This guy looks like every limp-wrist I see wandering around Red England college campi...explains all the lesbians around here.

[4Liberty]

The guy's got the NK pajamas thing going on..

[Caipirabob]

[madprof98]

Slate's take on the controversy:

“Pajama Boy” Proves That Conservatives Just Need A Good Cuddle

[Noob1999]

The parodies missed superimposing one of the total fag photos of our Zer0 faggot poseur onto pajamaguy.

I wonder how many millions we paid for this ad, as part of Zer0’s $400+ million media rollout of Zer0Care??

[Gene Eric]

>> conservative insecurity about sexual identity

Really, Nick?

[Fester Chugabrew]

I foresee a sudden drop in red flannel plaid sales.