MLP from Casual Sundays saw something really dumb:
MJ saw a bumber sticker today that read “The Germans supported their troops, too.”
I hate to think of anyone that stupid behind the wheel of a car.
Or voting.
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That’s at least as intelligent as Buck Fush.
At least that person was honest. He/she hates our armed forces and thinks they are mass murderers.
So did MJ say what kind of care Dave Thune was driving?
My current fav is the one that says “Coexist” with a cross, Star of David, Islamic crescent, peace sign, the ying/yang thang, and other various and sundry symbols. I’m sure the people who put it on their cars think they’re sending a deep message, but it’s completely meaningless.
To paraphrase, “A wingnut friend of mine knows this other wingnut who saw a guy with a bumper sticker.” Sounds like another one of your wingnut urban legends.
Sorry, I meant “bumber sticker.” That witness has all the credibility of your proverbial room full of nuns and baseball umpires.
Coexist?! Ha!
Nuke ’em back to Tehran!
/jc
To further paraphrase, “despite overwhelming evidence found on various web sites, protests, letters to editors, etc, that people do think like this and have no shame in expressing their hatred towards the troops and their fellow Americans; unless I see video of the driver of this car actually applying the bumper sticker and signed affidavits from the driver and at least two witnesses who’s politics are also “progressive”, I will have to assume this is a wingnut urban legend.”
I have no shame in expressing my feelings about crazy wingnuts who trade in phony Internet stories to fuel their irrational hatreds, Buzzkill. (Hey look, Arab-Americans cheering on 9/11!) So yeah, Angryclown requires more proof than a blog post about a blog post about somebody who saw a “bumber sticker.”
Angryclown requires more proof
Come on guys, the clown requires more proof, let’s get crackin’!
If you give me nothing else, Master of Bation, I’ll always be grateful for the mental image of all you wingnuts driving around in the Scoobie Doo van looking for a clue.
You might want to loosen the ascot a little, though, Master. Angryclown thinks your brain is oxygen-starved.
I’ll always be grateful for the mental image of all you wingnuts driving around in the Scoobie Doo van looking for a clue.
Your welcome. BTW, it’s called the Mystery Mobile.
I did see a bumper sticker once that said “What Would Scoobie Doo”, but alas, I don’t have proof.
I saw a “What Would Scooby Do?” bumper sticker, too!
“I’ll always be grateful for the mental image of all you wingnuts driving around in the Scoobie Doo van looking for a clue.”
The clown was always the villian in Scoobie Doo ‘toons.
Fred, Daphne, Shaggy and Scooby Doo cruised around in the Mystery Machine, not the Mystery Mobile.
Also, clowns are creepy and deviant creatures. They are to be avoided.
Typical wingnut, pretending that Velma, the lesbian cartoon mystery solver, doesn’t exist.
Bet in your version of Peanuts, Marcy and Peppermint Patty are just “good friends.”
Whereas in the PC/left version, Snoopy is inked out to avoid offending Islam.
When the word got out that Velma batted for the other team, I felt robbed. I kinda dug her when I was 11. Although I hated the show.
The phrase has been making the rounds:
http://www.google.com/search?q=%22Germans+supported+their+troops+too%22
…and here’s where you can by your very own. I guess it’s a safe bet that the stickers exist, huh?
http://evolvefish.com/fish/stickers-ss5.html#2397
Um, “buy.”
Measure twice, cut once!
Hello!! Drawings aren’t people. They can have gender but not sexual orientation.
Probably a reference to the Franco-Prussian war. Why is it you wingnuts always think you’re being compared to Nazis?
Oh, right.