Or maybe just IDA-NO or Idunno. ![]()
This is from last week, so I’m not sure if we covered it already or not, but Fox News decided to let the panel on their 3 AM show talk about Bruce/Caitlyn Jenner’s transition.
It went about as well as you would expect from “Fox News at 3 AM”;
Potatoes aren’t this stupid.
Only because the name Tennessee is taken.
It was populated by some bovinesque folk from Brooklyn. When they needed to name it, their leader said, “Come up with an anagram for ‘a hoid’.”
Damn eschereal.
That… that was just…
Damn.
I’d go with Idabama.
Glenn Beck: McKinney pool incident is a sign of American fascism. No, not because of the police conduct. Because the adults were too “afraid” to help the police round up the kids.
I’m thinking for a significant number of them… Yes.
And what they are hoping is that those terrible, awful gay men will interfer, and the Pastors will be forced, FORCED mind you, to throw their bodies at the gay men in the ultimate sacrifice of hot sweaty man-bodies grinding away and then…
But you get the picture.
With enough potatoes you can power a radio.
With enough Bibles…I got nothing.
Build an army? Kill lots of people? Think big, man!
Keep your house warm through the winter? I mean, yeah, that is a lot of bibles, but you said “…with enough…” Oh, and keep one in the reading room, but make sure you read each page before you use it. It is a great notion. Sometimes.
Potential Republican candidate for Governor of Montana: Noah lived 600 years and never retired, so why should you ever get retirement benefits?
Of course a Republican is comparing the average worker to a yacht builder from the distant past, who sailed around with his family and pursue his avian hobby.
Must be nice.
You know what they say: “A rising tide lifts all boats”.
Which is fine, as the story shows, unless you don’t own a boat.
Oh, so close. “A rising tide lifts all arks.”
How about “A rising tide kills almost everything on the planet”?
Not to mention the job market in Noah’s day. I mean, he was the only person left alive so he could pretty much name his salary.
His campaign doubled down on the stupidity, accusing the media of taking “cheap shots” by quoting Jeb’s words.
I think “doubling down” would be a statement like “Governor Bush still stands behind that statement.” What they did was “hand waving”, with a solid dash of “attacking your critics” thrown in.