Art Sandusky

Hoff nailed it. I noticed it at the PPV since the Boogeyman keeps me from watching Smackdown (although it's really more it being on friggin' Friday nights). I wondered aloud "why isn't the EG armband black anymore? Are we out of the mourning phase and into the party phase or what?"

The best Overdrawn at the Memory Bank riff was easily this: (Fingal manages to take control of the big computer that runs the world or whatever, then excitedly lets out a victorious yell) Fingal: YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH! Servo: This movie hurts!

Dude, in five years we'll be in the state of wondering what the hell we were thinking in 2000 and 2004.

Progresso's Italian Wedding soup is awesome. I don't really eat soup outside of the canned kind you get at the grocery store, despite having it fairly often.

But I still post about wrestling, and not in the "roll into the WWE folder, make a smartass remark, and leave" way. I could very well be the last one of our implied crew that still watches the stuff regularly.

It isn't terribly wrong, but it's telling.

It depends greatly upon what you're watching. Sounds like you watch nothing but Fox News, where mere minutes ago Sean Hannity tried to get into an argument about the military with Wesley Clark, a retired general.

Let's instead devote this thread to the awfulness of this new InuYasha person I keep seeing.

Just like our own politics! Boy, we got a lot more in common with them Ay-rabs than I thought.

Goddammit, the board died, and I wrote a really good post. Believe it or not. Anyways, the gist of it was that Sheehan was dumb for not busting out the shirt during the speech itself, especially since she probably knew very well that it'd get her kicked out at least and arrested at worst. Just do it during one of the standing ovations, like Superman rips out of his Clark Kent suit. And Tim Russert said during the President's walk to the podium that the anti-war effort needs a non-cartoonish figure to represent it, that the Michael Moores and Cindy Sheehans do more to hurt their message than help. Well duh. John Murtha was looking like a good pointman until the smear machine went into effect.

Orval Faubus is the coolest name ever for a politician in this country.

Did this escape your eyes? It's not that we can't do it (pay minimum wage), it's that we refuse to do it. By the way, our restaurant pays more than minimum wage to its employees, in an extremely high rent area of downtown, yet still had its most profitable year ever last year. The whole "we can't turn a profit if we pay people fair wages" argument is bullshit.

Aaaaaaaaand she's already been arrested for unfurling an anti-war banner in the chamber. Fuck yeah, fight the power.

Also according to CNN, Cindy Sheehan of all people is going to be in the House for the speech as a guest of Lynn Woolsey of California.

What jobs have you had or hold currently, Czech.

Dude, the dog-and-pony show the waitresses at Hooters have to put on actually keeps me from going there. I start to feel sorry for them.

http://www.cnn.com/2006/POLITICS/01/31/bush.sotu/index.html I started this seperately because the Republicans thread refers to 2005, and because it's the friggin' State of the Union. It looks like tonight's speech might actually be about stuff meaningful to Americans instead of slogans and countries most Americans can't find on a map.

I just delete whatever I'm not using from the quoted post and use copy/paste to arrange it.

"Boy, good thing drugs came along."

You don't just hit the Reply button? That makes an automatic quotation. P.S. Vielen dank, admin.

Hey Canadians: In America, the businessmen are supposed to be the oppressed and impoverished class here. Just ask our government.

Oh snap, that's good. That's real good.

(works in a restaurant) Yes, it really does.

I can't watch Smackdown as long as the Boogeyman's around. That shit's just too fuckin' gross.