As a Calgary resident, I respectfully suggest another one for Jenny and the wimp.
ETA: someday I’ll learn to finish a thread before replying so I can see if my culturally savvy response has already been made.
Well, faith and bugger, have ye no sole?
But don’t stomp on my blue dem tattoos?
What was with that blond wig?
But uh-uh, honey, don’t get blood on my shoes?
That’s the first time I’ve seen it.
My question is, what about the guy in the blue/white shirt and baseball cap that drove her to the ground? Certainly that is assault too, right? If anything, he was more directly involved with the physical altercation that the gut who stepped on her.
Edit: Damn, I need to read the entire thread before posting. :smack:
:backs up, silently leaves thread:
Stoop, thread skimmer! Don’t let him get away…
She’s an ‘artist’ and was playing a ‘character’ of a RepubliCorp executive.
Eh, takes all kinds, if it gives her the courage to do things, more power.
Gold spikes.
Aw, ya’all leave that stomper alone! All he was doing was engaging in community politics and gettin’ sum healthy exercise. The guy should be given a medal; that’s more than most Americans are doin’ these days.
Duh me. Golf spikes…
Perhaps they refer to the yearly "Calgary Stompede’.
*Gold *golf spikes.
With Jenny and the Wimp?
To be entirely fair, the couple came with signs advertising Cantor’s opponent. I’ve been in a goodly number of coffeehouses in my time, and in a crowded meeting, signs would very likely be disruptive and obnoxious – and the couple were kicked out for being disruptive, not for being Democrats or for not supporting Cantor. Don’t bring a sign to an event in close quarters, wear a t-shirt!
Yeah, and I’m familiar with the way conservative dopers like to tu quoque in the face of unambiguous acts done by those on their side.
Since Calgary was mentioned in this context, I assumed it had something to do with Archie “The Stomper” Gouldie.
Nope.
So you can ignore what is actually being said. Got it.