Imus that guy immediately!

Ah, I love that phrase. The movie Kingpin came out too long ago. Getting “Munsened” is so passé.

If you hear a story making Bush out to be an idiot, wait, don’t believe it. It is more likely a fabrication perpetrated by the mainstream news media, picking up on a lie perpetrated by someone with Bush Derangement Syndrome.

William

Good rule of thumb these days is to leave the jokes to the comedians, they’ll get you in trouble every time.

Alden Pyle on April 11, 2007 at 6:57 PM

That might work if the people who are titled “comedians” were actually funny!

There material isn’t, they can’t help but use foul language throughout their “routine,” and they just aren’t funny!

As a result, I can’t bring myself to watch “comedians” any longer. All they are is President Bush bashing, conservative bashing, Indian, Chinese, Korean, Thai, Japanese, Caucasian, Christian, Jew, Hindu, Sikh, Buddhist, bashers, while praising the enemy.

Because most of them are so predictable I know what most “comedians” are going to say before they say it now, I know it isn’t funny, I know it will be offensive, and I know that if the audience laughs, they are either idiots, or they are drunk or on drugs, or they are little sheep following an applause sign.

William

But really, did you know that Ford bought up the patents to an engine that runs on water and won’t release it to the public?

right2bright on April 11, 2007 at 7:04 PM

The problem usually with a hydrogen engine was the storage of the fuel, it being explosive and all.

The Japanese actually invented a way to make hydrogen from water just prior to it’s use, eliminating the danger. They did this a couple years ago and put it in a prototype car.

Haven’t heard of it since.

Is Mulally playing it off as a joke now at the White House’s request

Huh? Big A? Honestly, do you really think the White House would call up and say “um, tell ‘em it was a ‘botched joke’!” I sure hope that was said tongue-in-cheek.

Maybe I am just too tired to get this angle.

Mulally was humor-impaired when he was with Boeing, too.

LB – the one that isn’t LaShawn Barber on April 11, 2007 at 7:31 PM

Boeing employees DID laugh at him pretty regularly, though. I understand that some wax nostalgic for the “Howdy Doody” jokes.

Exit question: Is Mulally playing it off as a joke now at the White House’s request, or did he just make the whole thing up to commisserate with reporters about the Chimperor’s alleged moronitude?

It’s fake but accurate…undoubtedly this was leaked by Karl Rove.

“It never occurred to me that it would get such wide play or be taken seriously.”

Coptix.

Ford sucks anyway. Rolling garbage.

Bad Candy on April 11, 2007 at 6:51 PM

Agreed.

Good thing that Ford has such talented comedians on their board of directors. They certainly aren’t interested in making decent cars.

When Stevie Wonder sat down at the keyboard center stage, President Bush in the front row got very excited. He smiled and started waving at Wonder, who understandably did not respond. After a moment Bush realized his mistake and slowly dropped the errant hand back to his lap.
I know I shouldn’t have,” a witness told us yesterday, “but I started laughing.”

Here is another one…”sounds like something he would do”.

Even Allah says “Yeah, but it sounds like something he’d do”…sucka.

But really, did you know that Ford bought up the patents to an engine that runs on water and won’t release it to the public?