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White man bobbitizes Maori statue. Says God told him to. [Stuff]
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Rep. Trent Franks (R-Ariz.) (that’s two) warns that marijuana bales would be a uniquely efficacious way to smuggle in nukes. Reminds me of the joke that Irish Customs caught someone smuggling in condoms disguised as cocaine.
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Retired general says Jesus is coming back seriously armed. He is, incidentally, the one who said that Christians have a bigger God than Muslims do.
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Now that Michele Bachmann is leaving Congress to devote full time to her future career as defendant, will Congress still have a Crazy Lady? Never fear: The Republicans have many possible successors, and Charles Pierce is previewing them, starting with Vicki Hartzler.
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She should have been written off as a crank in 2004, when she complained that The Lion King was gay propaganda, or in 2006, when she said that there were hundreds of Nobel Prize-winning scientists who believed in intelligent design, or in 2007, when she said that visiting Baghdad was like going to the Mall of America. But, no, there were no brave Republicans being revolted at sharing a party with her then, so she got to go on after her memorable Hardball fandango to accuse AmeriCorps of being an embryonic Hitler Youth, spread panic about the U.S. census, claim that Glenn Beck could solve the crisis over the national debt, and blame Jimmy Carter for the Swine Flu outbreak in the 1970s.
Charles P. Pierce on those who are finally noticing that Michele Bachmann really is like that.
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Lunatic says Kindle is just like Nazism.
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Flying asshole violates restraining order.

Thanx to [livejournal.com profile] rm
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"It has been suggested that the government could use voter registration to determine a person's political affiliation, prompting fears that GOP voters might be discriminated against for medical treatment in a Democrat-imposed health care rationing system. Does this possibility concern you?"—An actual question on the Republican National Committee's "2009 Future of American Health Survey," which was sent out to voters accompanied by a cover letter from RNC Chair Michael Steele.

Thanx to Shakesville
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There was a table set up downtown to protest the "Obama-Wall Street Death Plan." I wasn't sure if they were swinging from the left or the right, and considered asking, but a closer look revealed that they were LaRouchies.

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