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I love how people who can't spell, punctuate, or even put a coherent sentence together have the nerve to snipe about anyone else's intelligence.
HA HA!
its the internet
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I love how people who can't spell, punctuate, or even put a coherent sentence together have the nerve to snipe about anyone else's intelligence.
HA HA!
Get over it, SOMD LEFTIE!
You kids dissected every syllable that came out of George Bush's mouth for 8 YEARS.
I don't have to say it, it's already been said.
Humor is also a way of saying something serious. -T.S. Eliot
Humor is a rubber sword - it allows you to make a point without drawing blood. -Mary Hirsch
Humor is always based on a modicum of truth. -Dick Clark
Humor is the only test of gravity, and gravity of humor; for a subject which will not bear raillery is suspicious, and a jest which will not bear serious examination is false wit. -Aristotle
Humor is something that thrives between man's aspirations and his limitations. There is more logic in humor than in anything else. Because, you see, humor is truth. -Victor Borge
Comedy has to be based on truth. You take the truth and you put a little curlicue at the end. -Sid Caesar
A joke is a very serious thing. -Winston Churchill
Comedy is simply a funny way of being serious. -Peter Ustinov
very true .... it can also be, you know, -funny-
i.e.
the correct response to "orange you glad I didn't say banana" is "heh"
the incorrect response to "orange you glad I didn't say banana" is "WHAT THE HELL DO YOU HAVE AGAINST POTASSIUM LJSHEFOIU$HP(T*#Pj4ti"
retards.
very true .... it can also be, you know, -funny-
i.e.
the correct response to "orange you glad I didn't say banana" is "heh"
the incorrect response to "orange you glad I didn't say banana" is "WHAT THE HELL DO YOU HAVE AGAINST POTASSIUM LJSHEFOIU$HP(T*#Pj4ti"
retards.
Excuses excuses.
If Bush had said something like that, there would have been major outrage and it would have been a topic on the news shows for weeks. The Dept of Ed and all PTAs nationwide would have been screaming for his impeachment.
So
Obama sucks, he dissed our school system, and if he doesn't like it here he can take his candy ass right straight back to Chicago. Not all kids have a limo driver to take them to and from school, Mr. Ivory Tower.
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I'm glad you two speak "Idiot" because I didn't understand a single word of that post.
I'm glad you two speak "Idiot" because I didn't understand a single word of that post.
I'm glad you two speak "Idiot" because I didn't understand a single word of that post.
Maybe we should just let them be - them and their elitist leader O'Chuckles. They seem to speak the same language and think they are joking and funny
where's the outrage (I mean besides from the usual somd pussies)?
No idea what a "joan" is. Is that some secret language you rich upper-class privileged people with limos and drivers speak?
Regardless of whether he has a point or not, as president he has no business criticizing the decision of local jurisdictions. It's one thing for a parent to make such a statement, but he's no longer just a parent. And in this case, DC public schools didn't even close, but the private schools did.
Excuses excuses.
If Bush had said something like that, there would have been major outrage and it would have been a topic on the news shows for weeks. The Dept of Ed and all PTAs nationwide would have been screaming for his impeachment.
I'm as white as a bleached t-shirt and even I know what that word means because I heard it in high school... over 15 years ago.Urban Slang lesson for the week - JOANING: TO POKE FUN AT SOMEONE
You hit it right on. Especially the part about how people flock to the grocery stores as if we're going to be snowed back into the stone age.I'm as white as a bleached t-shirt and even I know what that word means because I heard it in high school... over 15 years ago.
I wouldn't agree with Obama telling local officials how to do their jobs, but it doesn't seem he did that; he was speaking in jest. There was, nonetheless, a kernel of truth to it because folks around the metro region do get panicky over every bit of wintry precipitation. (I should know; I grew up between PG and Charles counties.) Anyone who denies it need only take notice of the several threads that are inevitably started on these very forums at the mere possibility of snow or sleet. Perhaps non-locals could be cut some slack for not knowing how to drive in the stuff, but the urge to flood the grocery stores is ridiculous. Snow should be enjoyed, but unfortunately for those south and east of D.C., there only ever seems to be enough to create a nuisance and not enough fun.
I agree. It's like he was ridiculing & dissing the locals. What a way to win friends & influence people. What arrogance.
You would
It was a joke people, get over it.
Besides, he was right. It's pretty ####ing sad someone from Jacksonville can handle snow and ice better than people in DC. I've seen and experienced real snow. Over 40 inches, Blizzard of 2000 - Westminster, MD.