TurkeysWow, that library "Turkey Rights" brainwashing program that Meghan "Cocks" Gurdon warned us about has even gotten to members of the White House press corps! Here, just read this selection from yesterday'sPress Briefing:
Too bad Meghan wasn't there to hiss at the reporter that she thinks turkeys are delicious, and she is glad that President Bush ate one for his Thanksgiving dinner, like the pilgrims had for theirs. And that Presidents need meat for the nourishment it gives them to fight the Battle of Life. Sadly, it seems that Laura doesn't agree that eating meat three times a day is fun, because, as we learned below, President Bush is the Abstinence President. Anyway, speaking of Meghan, here are her recomendations from NRO's Gift-Giving Guide:
It seems that Meghan still has a vendetta against those Competent Mothers, and so will be giving them a book about pesky do-gooders as a passive-aggressive hostess gift. That will show the bitches!
Well, many people already have a copy (probably left over from freshman English), but since you can get it at Amazon very reasonably ("Used & new from: $0.01"), I guess saying that it's a cautionary tale about embryonic stem-cell research might cover up the fact that you're a cheapskate.
Of COURSE Meghan would advocate giving kids a book on manners originally published in 1900 (not the '20s, Meghan). If she had her way, all children would act and speak like characters from an English novel from the Victorian age. And while most kids will really like The Goops, they wouldn't if they knew that the original title was, Goops and How to Be Them: A Manual of Manners for Polite Infants Inculcating Many Juvenile Virtues Both by Precept and Example, and that Meghan was really expecting the book to inculcate many juvenile virtues in other people's kids, so that the brats might come close to being as well-behaved as her perfect children are (well, as perfect as her son Bologna is in her columns). BTW, you can download a copy of More Goops and How Not to Be Them at Project Gutenberg -- if you print out some copies, then get some of those one cent Frankenstiens, and scoop up some review copies of Mona Charen's book that were in the office trash can, then your Christmas gifts for people you don't much care about are all taken care of!
Yes, even if one's husband is never home (he claims he's working, but one has one's doubts), leaving one with four increasingly troublesome kids and a whole household to maintain all by one's self (except for the Filippino housekeeper), one should treat him like a god. Well, like a dog -- one doesn't need a manual about the care and and feeding of gods, now does one? In any case, even if that snippy secretary thinks that SHE can do a better job of caring and feeding him, SHE isn't giving him sex whenever he wants, now is she! Or is she . . . ? And that reminds Meghan of an appropriately catty gift for people like "Cindi":
I don't know why so many wingnuts advocate doing stuff just to prod, annoy, and irritate other people. For instance, you are urged to buy the Ann Coulter doll to "Amuse your conservative friends and annoy your liberal neighbors." One of the advertisers at Ann's site urges, "Annoy a liberal. Peace Through Superior Firepower T-shirts." Frankly, I don't care WHAT my neighbor does with his Ann Coulter doll, or what T-shirt he wears to clean out the barn. If that spoils anybody's fun, well, too bad. And Meghan, I hope it doesn't spoil your joy in gift-giving, but the beliefs of the founder of your dames-only gym do nothing to my ribs. But I do have to warn you that some chicks (or dames) might be offended at being given a membership to a gym -- and their indignation will have nothing to do with how Heavin spends his dough.
Of course she does. Anyway, speaking of Dr. Laura, I visited her website and found this interesting description of the most recent "Dr. Laura Monologue":
While I couldn't listen to the monologue since I'm not a Dr. Laura member (it costs $6.95 a month to get the perk of listening to downloads of her show), I wonder if this means that Derryk has come out of the closet or gone to jail or something . . . 6:08:06 AM  |
Who Said It?As Clif very quickly deduced from my neocon dynasty hint, our last Mystery Guest was "Author and Social Critic" Midge Decter. As you know if you read her lecture, son John Podhoretz isn't the only nincompoop in that family. So, who said this in a column about how liberals are crazy for saying anything about President Bush appointing only yes-people to cabinent positions?
Yes, when you're elected President, you make a compact with the people who voted for you that you will insulate yourself from any uncomfortable realities that may pop up during your term -- because otherwise the whole beautiful fantasy could burst, and nobody voted for that! And you certainly can't listen to your defeated opponent, because that would be like cheating on the people who voted for you because they think you are omniscient and omnipotent. Anyway, here's a bonus Mystery Guest. This quote comes from a televised sermon in which this man of God urged the congregation to gather around the Thanksgiving table with their family and praise God for five things, to include "the alternate media."
So, who thanks God for Sean, Rush, Fox, NewsMax, WorldNetDaily, and presumably World O'Crap? Okay, one last Mystery Guest. Who said this?
Hint: Bartholomew recently called him "America’s Cleverest Conservative." Demagogue" 2:27:21 AM |
Um, OkayFrom a Concerned Women for America piece about the triumphs of abstinence-only education:
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