Code Stupid Pinkos must be some sick puppies if they can entertain the thought that any american citizen could play with real peoples lives just for the sake of playing. How screwed up in the head do you have to be to embrace that thought to the point where you actually speak it out loud?

Next, they’ll be using an air hockey table as a comparison on Bush’s domestic policy. But don’t worry, video games will soon follow.

RedinBlueCounty on April 9, 2007 at 2:12 PM

Actually airsoft is sort of like paintball, but the guns and tactics are more “real”. I bet they’d have a field day with it, but what do I care… Its fun and they’re wacko…

Lame. No, the troops aren’t toys to play with. Nor are they propaganda pieces. These are the same shrill womyn who feel that Walter Reed Army Medical Center is an appropriate venue for protesting. The type who turn their backs……

I don’t think a bag of “Code Pink” action toys would sell very well on this site.

i don’t know about that…

Maybe someone will make plastic Pinkos!

I’m just smiling thinking about what would happen if you gave a boy one bag of plastic soldiers and one bag of plastic Pinkos. I anticipate humiliating defeat for one of those bags of toys.

Run the Ad, please. I’m begging ya. I want all of America to see how out of touch and pathetic you really are. Show everyone how far you will go to promote you “lose at all cost agenda”.

Take care all

Army Men vs Ken

CLICK IT CLICK IT CLICK IT!!

- The Cat

MirCat on April 9, 2007 at 2:25 PM

That was a great commercial. Ken is such a Silky Pony anyway. Barbie should dump his metrosexual ass and hook up with a real American hero like G.I. Joe.

I always loved this commercial for the Battle Tanx N64 video game. (Die, Snuggle bear, die!) The Code Pinkos would hate that one too.

Next, they’ll be using an air hockey table as a comparison on Bush’s domestic policy.

Or a guy in a bunny suit.

CLICK IT CLICK IT CLICK IT!!

- The Cat

I wonder what they would have to say about the airsoft games I play.

liquidflorian on April 9, 2007 at 1:25 PM

Next, they’ll be using an air hockey table as a comparison on Bush’s domestic policy. But don’t worry, video games will soon follow.

I had a big bag of Revolutionary War figures that were about 1/10th the size of the green Army men. There were cannons and cavalry figures, too. They came in two colors, blue and red, so I never had the problem of my army fighting itself. But I seem to remember there being a tan ‘other guys’ set for the green guys…they had camo nets molded on their helmets and were probably meant to represent Japanese soldiers.

James on April 9, 2007 at 12:29 PM

Talk about being over privileged! Just kidding.

I never saw a Revolutionary War toy soldier set, but, now that you mention it, I do remember the tan ones. I never had those myself. As I remember it, thy looked just like the green ones including the equipment they carried like guns and mine detectors. You would think that the manufacturers would alt least make the faces look different!

I do have a Civil War chess set that I received as a child. I have it in a safe deposit box. I also use to make machine guns out of plywood and glue. No one could defeat me during inter-block wars! I was invincible!

I hope they run that ad – all it does is proclaim their childishness.

Stupid Code Pinkos.

I saved my milk money and bought a German vs. American WWII set when I was 8 or 9… had Tiger tanks… MG 42s… Shermans…. was really cool…

But then had to keep it at my freinds house because of my anit war anti military anti gun Mom…

And as to Plastic Pinkos… yeah… they could use that “thing” from the Plame “testimony” as a model… one look would scare the enemy away…

Excuse me, but when I played with toy soldiers they all looked alike and, although I didn’t realize it at the time, it was more like an army fighting amongst itself than two armies facing each other on the field of battle.

I had a big bag of Revolutionary War figures that were about 1/10th the size of the green Army men. There were cannons and cavalry figures, too. They came in two colors, blue and red, so I never had the problem of my army fighting itself. But I seem to remember there being a tan ‘other guys’ set for the green guys…they had camo nets molded on their helmets and were probably meant to represent Japanese soldiers.

Is that the bag that came with a jeep but no seated Army guy to drive it?

Also, I never could understand why there were SO many mine-detecting guys compared to the general lack of lowcrawling guys.

Yeah, it would sometimes come with some kind of vehicle with no driver.

For those who want a stroll down memory lane: the Tim Mee M16 U.S. Infantry.

And I always thought it was cool that I had the same name as the company that made them.

Wake up Code Pink! Playing with toy soldiers was more like some of the training exercises that I took part in (REFORGER anyone?) than any actual combat that soldiers face in war.

BTW, does Code Pink think that, when they were kids, terrorists played with little toy Jihad soldiers that wore strap-on explosive belts and beheaded the enemy POW’s? They must have, otherwise terrorism wouldn’t exist, right Code Pink?

James on April 9, 2007 at 11:05 AM

I don’t think a bag of “Code Pink” action toys would sell very well on this site.