Sarah Palin & John Wayne Gacy
Alan Truism
" - David Alan Grier
Dr. HotSalt
> "Sarah Palin is to women what John Wayne Gacy was to birthday clowns.
> " - David Alan Grier
And they say Conservatives have a patent on hateful venom.
Dr. Hot"parity"Salt
(David P.)
> Alan Truism <alan.tru...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> > "Sarah Palin is to women what John Wayne Gacy was to birthday clowns.
> > " - David Alan Grier
>
> And they say Conservatives have a patent on hateful venom.
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/index.html?curid=3958708
.
.
--
marcodbeast
Sarah Palin's final death count, had she been successful, would have made
Gacy look like a piker.
RevNickie
> Sarah Palin's final death count, had she been successful, would have made
> Gacy look like a piker.
I couldn't agree more. She's like the female version of that guy that
Martin Sheen played in "The Dead Zone." You know, "The missiles are
flying. Hallelujah." McCain would've cacked it under the pressure, and
that would have been the next step.
-RevNickie
The Sicker Vicar
Think of "The Handmaid's Tale" with mandatory hunting.
marcodbeast
I was very interested that she would never produce a reading list. I
suspect that she realized immediately that it would be largely composed of
titles like "Birth Control Kills Babies", "Grilling Godless Homosexuals",
"Pro-Life Gunner's Weekly", and "The Dark Ages for Dummies."
Otto Bahn
>>> Sarah Palin's final death count, had she been successful, would have
>>> made Gacy look like a piker.
>>
>> I couldn't agree more. She's like the female version of that guy that
>> Martin Sheen played in "The Dead Zone." You know, "The missiles are
>> flying. Hallelujah." McCain would've cacked it under the pressure, and
>> that would have been the next step.
>>
>> -RevNickie
>
> I was very interested that she would never produce a reading list.
What?! Her official Alaskan birth certificate doesn't count?
> I suspect that she realized immediately that it would be largely composed of titles like "Birth Control Kills Babies", "Grilling
> Godless Homosexuals", "Pro-Life Gunner's Weekly", and "The Dark Ages for Dummies."
And then Captain Marvel zapped him right between the eyes...
--oTTo--
Zapanaz
THEY killed Jesus, and consistently vote for the wrong person on
American Idol. Fuck those swine.
--
Zapanaz
International Satanic Conspiracy
Customer Support Specialist
http://joecosby.com/
Like I always say to Jews for Jesus, TWO WRONGS DON'T MAKE A RIGHT.
- nenslo
:: Currently listening to Op58 Konzert Nr. 4. 1- Allegro moderato, 1806, by Beethoven, from "Die 5 Klavierkonzerte"
Doktor Dark
Cheney.
Otto Bahn
> She was the worst of both worlds: the glibness of Bush & the ethos of
> Cheney.
She was the best of both worlds: The looks of Tina Fey and
the clothes of Versace.
--oTTo--
just john
I must really hate the clothes of Versace, then.
Seriously, at the Repub convention, there was a moment with her and (the
current) Mrs. McCain that looked like a reunion of Absolutely Fabulous.
(Not that that in itself meant anything, politically. For us men, in
politics, it's just "Which suit should I wear?" Women have yet to
really settle on equally boring garb.)
--
* Radio Free Entropy: http://just-john.com/cn/rfe.shtml
Otto Bahn
>>> She was the worst of both worlds: the glibness of Bush & the ethos of
>>> Cheney.
>>
>> She was the best of both worlds: The looks of Tina Fey and
>> the clothes of Versace.
Am I the only one for whom the bell tolls and conjures up
the image of Frazier trying to read Dickens to a bunch of
bar stools?
"Which is it? Make up your mind!"
> I must really hate the clothes of Versace, then.
>
>
> Seriously, at the Repub convention, there was a moment with her and (the current) Mrs. McCain that looked like a reunion of
> Absolutely Fabulous.
I think that was before her shopping spree (not that I
watched the convention).
> (Not that that in itself meant anything, politically. For us men, in politics, it's just "Which suit should I wear?" Women have
> yet to really settle on equally boring garb.)
For me, it's simply which candidate would ILF, though I am
vaguely interested in how quickly Obama can foist the Iraq
mess onto the UN. Unfortunately, I'm not thinking that will
be extraditing US troops and money anytime soon.
My 2001 plan for a pan-semitic peace treaty (including Turkey,
but with the US largely out of the region) to end most of the
violence and contain Saddam is looking better with each passing,
fucked up year.
--oTTo--
Zapanaz
Thunder crashed, Doktor Dark laughed madly, then wrote:
>She was the worst of both worlds: the glibness of Bush & the ethos of
>Cheney.
She had nice knockers though.
--
Zapanaz
International Satanic Conspiracy
Customer Support Specialist
http://joecosby.com/
Talent hits a target no one else can hit;
Genius hits a target no one else can see.
The Subgenius shoots himself in the toe while playing the ukulele
- Schopenhauer more or less
:: Currently listening to Vision Is a Naked Sword, 1974, by Mahavishnu Orchestra, from "Apocalypse"
hucha...@aol.com
acting.
Rev. Richard Skull
I think she was born in Idaho. If it had been Montana, That would have
been the Kook Trifecta!
Rev. Richard Skull
> Doktor Dark hunched over a computer, typing feverishly;
> Thunder crashed, Doktor Dark laughed madly, then wrote:
>
> >She was the worst of both worlds: the glibness of Bush & the ethos of
> >Cheney.
>
> She had nice knockers though.
>
> --
> Zapanaz
> International Satanic Conspiracy
> Talent hits a target no one else can hit;
> Genius hits a target no one else can see.
> The Subgenius shoots himself in the toe while playing the ukulele
> - Schopenhauer more or less
>
> :: Currently listening to Vision Is a Naked Sword, 1974, by Mahavishnu Orchestra, from "Apocalypse"
Her 16 Year old knocked up daughter had Huuuuuge ones! Oh, Her
duaghters' future mother -in-law was busted for possession as soon as
the electionw as over. Seem teh Alaska State Police were told NOT to
carry out the raid while the campagns were still going.
Chris McGonnell
>On Dec 29, 3:30 pm, Zapanaz <http://joecosby.com/code/mail.pl> wrote:
<sneep>
>> She had nice knockers though.
The first VPILF, as long as she didn't speak.
>Her 16 Year old knocked up daughter had Huuuuuge ones! Oh, Her
>duaghters' future mother -in-law was busted for possession as soon as
>the electionw as over. Seem teh Alaska State Police were told NOT to
>carry out the raid while the campagns were still going.
Heavens! That would be obstructing justice, and no Repugnican would
want to obstruct justice -- ask Prick Cheney and Bush's Department of
Justice.
Chris McG.
Harming humanity since 1951
"Uh-oh.Looners" - Darla
** Posted from http://www.teranews.com **
casey.b...@gmail.com
> Am I the only one for whom the bell tolls and conjures up
> the image of Frazier trying to read Dickens to a bunch of
> bar stools?
"And there was... a BLOODTHIRSTY CLOWN! who LURED INNOCENT CHILDREN
into the SEWERS and SWALLOWED THEM WHOLE!!"
Oddly on-message...
Otto Bahn
>>> She had nice knockers though.
>
> The first VPILF, as long as she didn't squeak.
IFYPFY.
--oTTo--
Rev. 11D Meow!
Whazzatabout?
nevermind, Dake, the PHAT Guy
in talk.bizarre...
buh buy thread of mass fart action...
<casey.b...@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:bffd03c4-6c2a-4d93...@v5g2000prm.googlegroups.com...
Rev. 11D Meow!
"Otto Bahn" <e...@eio.com> wrote in message
news:gjdem6$lmk$1...@gargoyle.oit.duke.edu...
Otto Bahn
> >>> Sarah Palin's final death count, had she been successful, would have
> >>> made Gacy look like a piker.
>
> >> I couldn't agree more. She's like the female version of that guy that
> >> Martin Sheen played in "The Dead Zone." You know, "The missiles are
> >> flying. Hallelujah." McCain would've cacked it under the pressure, and
> >> that would have been the next step.
>
> >> -RevNickie
>
> > I was very interested that she would never produce a reading list.
>
> What?! Her official Alaskan birth certificate doesn't count?
>
> > I suspect that she realized immediately that it would be largely composed of titles like "Birth Control Kills Babies", "Grilling
> > Godless Homosexuals", "Pro-Life Gunner's Weekly", and "The Dark Ages for Dummies."
>
> And then Captain Marvel zapped him right between the eyes...
<
<I think she was born in Idaho. If it had been Montana, That would have
<been the Kook Trifecta!
Idaho is less kooky than Montana?!
--oTTo--
[Insert Kooky Monster joke here]
Matthew L. Martin
> post follow-ups to alt.religion.subgenius.
You can't steal a thread that easily. If you want it, it's $20, SAIT.
Matthew
--
"All you need to start an asylum is an empty room and the right kind of
people". Alexander Bullock ("My Man Godfrey" 1936):
Rev. Richard Skull
>
> - Show quoted text -
Yea, they have all those towns with French Names. Anything with a
French Name in Montana would have been renamed "Freedom Town" in 2002
Tim Serpas
>
>IFYPFY.
After five kids I'm sure she doesn't.
W
Otto Bahn
>>> The first VPILF, as long as she didn't squeak.
>>
>>IFYPFY.
>
> After five kids I'm sure she doesn't.
Which reminds me of an episode of Bones where someone's line
is more or less, "Please tell me you don't know how tight a
rat's rectum is."
Which reminds me of a Richard Braughtigan poem titled The Thief
about a man who sold a rat's asshole to a blind man for a
wedding ring. And sometimes trout fishing isn't about trout
fishing either.
Which reminds me that wives might want to inspect their hubby's
tacklebox to make sure it has been used.
QED -- only three degrees of seperation between Sarah Palin
and Brokeback Mountain.
--oTTo--
madge
>
> Which reminds me of a Richard Braughtigan poem titled The Thief
> about a man who sold a rat's asshole to a blind man for a
> wedding ring. And sometimes trout fishing isn't about trout
> fishing either.
>
I preferred Willard and his Bowling Trophies. I am probably the only
person outside the USA who read his books when they were published.
As Rid would say
"Rid says SICKO"
Otto Bahn
>> Which reminds me of a Richard Braughtigan poem titled The Thief
>> about a man who sold a rat's asshole to a blind man for a
>> wedding ring. And sometimes trout fishing isn't about trout
>> fishing either.
>
> I preferred Willard and his Bowling Trophies. I am probably the only person outside the USA who read his books when they were
> published.
I have not read much of his work, but So The Wind Won't Blow
It All Away is one of the best titles ever.
Allegedly he was one of the more influential beat generation
writers. I might need to correct the above situation.
--oTTo--