Obama must go!

Started by Oliver North7 pages

Jim: you really believe there will be civil war if Obama wins?

Yes, a civil war lead by Generals Sean Hannity, Andy Martin, and Hal Turner.

not to be glib, but that is pretty much my question...

The US government vs who? American generals don't strike me as the type who are going to lead a full scale rebellion, and the training of US troops attempts to make them more loyal to the nation than to individuals, does it not?

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Originally posted by focus4chumps
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Angry Troll is Angry.

Funny that this thread is started by someone complaining about the poor and disenfranchised being affected by this disaster when the very cause of that is the disparity between rich and poor to begin with, which Romney and Ryan will no doubt help to increase. Whatever's clever though.

Obama is sending all our jerbs to China!

Originally posted by BackFire
Romney 2012 - No more hurricanes.
Originally posted by Mindset
Obama is sending all our jerbs to China!

DERKA DUR!!!!

Originally posted by Nibedicus

I KNEW IT! Obama made Hurricane Sandy.

Obama is getting back all the white people because Bush got all the black people with Hurricane Katrina!

Re: Obama must go!

Originally posted by Jim Colyer

Hannity is highly critical of Obama.

STOP THE PRESSES!!!

Re: Re: Obama must go!

Originally posted by Bardock42
STOP THE PRESSES!!!

I think that idiom should be, "START THE PRESSES!" since it is to pretend to make fun of "ground-breaking" news.

hrrmmm yeah that was way funnier. good job.

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Originally posted by dadudemon
I think that idiom should be, "START THE PRESSES!" since it is to pretend to make fun of "ground-breaking" news.
Well the thing is presses have a timetable, so the picture you are trying to evoke by saying "stop the presses" is that the presses are already running, to print this days edition of the news, and then, out of the blue, something so important comes up, that you have to stop the current printing process, and start over, as the news HAS to be in the paper.

Originally posted by focus4chumps
hrrmmm yeah that was way funnier. good job.

I'll be sure and put "this is not intended for humor but rather an inspection of the English Language" in the future so you don't get your hopes up at another funny post from dadudemon. I don't want you to be disappointed!

Originally posted by Bardock42
Well the thing is presses have a timetable, so the picture you are trying to evoke by saying "stop the presses" is that the presses are already running, to print this days edition of the news, and then, out of the blue, something so important comes up, that you have to stop the current printing process, and start over, as the news HAS to be in the paper.

I understand that but I think it works better my way.

They have such revelating news that they will have to print way more copies than usual so they need to start the printing presses now to meet the demand of the shocking revelation.

In your description (and the way the idiom works), you have to assume the PPs are already printing today's news and they need to do an over-write. That works for news folks by not the layman.

Well yes, it seems to impair the ability to be funny..?
And it would seem that quoting also has a similar magical power: now there rest of us have the crickets inslightly delayed faux-stereo...!

Hallelujah, brother.

Anyways. I doubt civil war will happen anyways...and certainly not on Hannity's say so.

Originally posted by Sadako of Girth
Well yes, it seems to impair the ability to be funny..?

Oh, posting an misplaced youtube vid on autoplay was supposed to be funny. I'm taking notes.

Originally posted by Sadako of Girth
And it would seem that quoting also has a similar magical power: now there rest of us have the crickets inslightly delayed faux-stereo...!

Hallelujah, brother.

That's actually quite funny...but I didn't intend that. lol

Originally posted by Sadako of Girth
Anyways. I doubt civil war will happen anyways...and certainly not on Hannity's say so.

That's what they were saying in the 1830s before the American Civil War. 🙁

Originally posted by dadudemon
Oh, posting an misplaced youtube vid on autoplay was supposed to be funny. I'm taking notes.


Then you might wanna write this down:
I'm not using Adblock plus, you are...DOH! (I was refering to your initial joke, not mi....oh never mind...)

😛

That's actually quite funny...but I didn't intend that. lol
Yes we knew those 2 things.


That's what they were saying in the 1830s before the American Civil War. 🙁
...and plenty of other times it was probably said over previous elections, taxations, foreign policy decisions etc etc etc when it didn't actually occur..?