Americans are unsure witch country to invade

[Minotaurus]

http://media.putfile.com/On-The-Streets-Of-America-3

:smack: ;j

you better stay home where you can find MacDonalds and Kentucky fried chicken

[Ludovic]

I say we invade the Netherlands, since it floats, so it’s obviously a witch.

[Metacom]

Lame. What they don’t show on that clip is the people that they interviewed who didn’t give stupid, ignorant answers.

You could go anywhere, shoot a couple hours of video, and edit it down into something like that.

[Squink]

Secret Proposals: Fighting Terror by Attacking … South America?

The memo’s content, NEWSWEEK has learned, was in part the product of ideas from a two-man secret Pentagon intelligence unit appointed by Feith after 9/11: veteran defense analyst Michael Maloof and Mideast expert David Wurmser, now a top foreign-policy aide to Dick Cheney. Maloof and Wurmser saw links between international terror groups that the CIA and other intelligence agencies dismissed. They argued that an attack on terrorists in South America—for example, a remote region on the border of Paraguay, Argentina and Brazil where intelligence reports said Iranian-backed Hizbullah had a presence—would have ripple effects on other terrorist operations. The proposals were floated to top foreign-policy advisers.

Thanks for the heads up Minotaurus.
I was not aware that Iran, North Korea and France were Island Nations.

[silenus]

Witch country? Are we going to be invading the Ramtops next? What did Lancre ever do to us?

[Der_Trihs]

@silenus

Witch country? Are we going to be invading the Ramtops next? What did Lancre ever do to us?

Is Bush insane ?! The last thing he needs is a personal visit by Granny Weatherwax !

[Miller]

@silenus

Witch country? Are we going to be invading the Ramtops next? What did Lancre ever do to us?

No, I think he means Salem. It’s time to go back and finish what Cotton Mather started. We can call it Crucible 2: Raising the Stakes.

[clairobscur]

@Metacom

Lame. What they don’t show on that clip is the people that they interviewed who didn’t give stupid, ignorant answers.
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Yeah, but it’s still fun

[tomndebb]

@Miller

We can call it Crucible 2: Raising the Stakes.

But we never used stakes in Salem, just gallows (and one pit).

[pravnik]

@tomndebb

But we never used stakes in Salem, just gallows (and one pit).

He can foresee the past! He’s a witch!

[Miller]

@tomndebb

But we never used stakes in Salem, just gallows (and one pit).

I know, but I couldn’t come up with a good pun for that.

[Otto]

@Miller

I know, but I couldn’t come up with a good pun for that.

I’ve never known you to be at a loss for gallows humor before.

[asterion]

@Miller

No, I think he means Salem. It’s time to go back and finish what Cotton Mather started. We can call it Crucible 2: Raising the Stakes.

Lame! The title must be Crucible 2: Electric Boogaloo.

[interface2x]

I’m more interested in hearing about the retro caveman that dressed like a monkey.

[Happy_Clam]

you better stay home where you can find MacDonalds and Kentucky fried chicken

It is heartening that in the course of pitting Americans for lack of intelligence, you not only manage to mis-spell your title, but you also seem to have lost any ability to punctuate your sentences.

[Hoping and praying that Gaudere’s Law has not struch again.]

[Happy_Clam]

Why, oh why did I type that bracketed sentence? The rest of the post was fine…

[Miller]

@Happy Clam

Why, oh why did I type that bracketed sentence? The rest of the post was fine…

You shouldn’t have posted this follow up. Everyone would have assumed it was deliberate.

[Squink]

@Happy Clam

The rest of the post was fine…

You didn’t need that hyphen in misspell. :dubious:

[clairobscur]

@Happy Clam

[Hoping and praying that Gaudere’s Law has not struch again.]

To be honest, I’m convinced you did it on purpose.

[Spavined_Gelding]

The scariest of the whole bunch, the least ignorant of the line-up, was the middle aged, square jawed guy who was content to turn the whole Middle East into a glass lined crater. That, I’m afraid, is the opinion of the great unwashed and is an opinion that can be whipped into public policy by any power hungry want-to-be with the right propaganda machine.