Rosie?

Hey, at least any money they raise will go to gas.

JUST POOP!

Hey, you joke, but I think these guys might seriously crimp Bush's chances of winning reelection.

/what?

The Carbon Sasquatch ™ bus.

(apologies to the real Sasquatch)

re: #2 Iron Fist

It's probably diesel (more expensive than gas here).

re: #5 Occasional Reader

Hey, you joke, but I think these guys might seriously crimp Bush's chances of winning reelection.

/what?

heh

That's a mighty big carbon moonbatprint.

I hereby christen that vehicle the Moonbatmobile.

Where's the Giant Duck of Peace™?

re: #2 Iron Fist

Who's paying for the gas?

I smell Soros.

George W. Bush’s ‘legacy’ shadows his eight-day trip to Europe as journalists and leaders alike focus on reflection. Many Europeans are now apathetic to the outgoing leader who was greeted with three solid days of ardent protests during his 2003 trip.

Another rant by people that discovered politics with George W Bush, discovered terrorism, the Middle East, yet not its history, Islam and Arabs with 9/11.

For those of us who have spent more than two weeks over seas know and have seen that EVERY US President is met with ardent protests whenever he goes overseas. Even at home. Seattle riots weren't on Bush's watch.

Crazy riotous protests met Clinton EVERYWHERE he went.

Boker effen Tov novices.

re: #10 JammieWearingFool

Robin: Holy Left-wing copulation, Batman!
Batman: That's right, Chum.

re: #12 MandyManners

I smell Soros.

Sorry, I had a steak wrapped in bacon for dinner last night.

The funniest part? Who gives a crap!

Don't get too apathetic; he has just over 200 days left in and there's plenty more damage to do victory to claim.

[insert obligatory "Obama will throw things under this" comment here]

After a couple of years of Obama, these freaks will be begging for the glory days of Bush.

This bus will solve a lot of problems in the world. That's for darn sure.

The best part of this story is that they are completely oblivious to the many levels of irony.

Not even a hint of awareness. Big expensive, professional web site, though.

re: #15 OldLineTexan

I wonder if there are any links between this group and moveon.org. Gonna' go look. bbiab

re: #19 JammieWearingFool

After a couple of years of Obama, these freaks will be begging for the glory days of Bush.

After a couple of years of these freaks, OBAMA will be begging for the glory days of Bush.

re: #12 MandyManners

I smell Soros.

Me too. I must have stepped in it on the way to work...

re: #22 MandyManners

I wonder if there are any links between this group and moveon.org. Gonna' go look. bbiab

There's gotta be some Communist Party links. "United" and "Progressive" are dead giveaways.

re: #21 Charles

You mean they're actually keeping that web site secure, unlike the Obamessiah's?

/gasp!

There are no pacts between buses and men.

Today is the last June 24th before Bush leaves the White House.

/moonbat countdown continues

I wonder if this chick will go along?

re: #5 Occasional Reader

Hey, you joke, but I think these guys might seriously crimp Bush's chances of winning reelection.

/what?

I hear that BushChimpyRoveHalliburton is so scared that he's not even going to stand for re-election.

*sniff* Smells like victory. Or dirty socks. One or the other.

So let me get this straight, to protest gas prices they are driving a freakin BUS?

re: #29 wrenchwench

Of course, all that means is that come January 20, 2009, he will have been driven from office...

/sarc

I was going to say maybe this little project would keep these moonbats off the streets, but then again...

re: #18 Occasional Reader

[insert obligatory "Obama will throw things under this" comment here]

OK, here's a thought you inspired:

What happens when this backfires and Obama has to disown it?

Will he throw the bus under the bus?

Is there a neverending chain of larger buses, waiting to crush the smaller ones? How did this chain evolve? Is there evidence of a common bus ancestor, or was the original bus built by Martians Babylonians Apemen Manbearpig Sasquatch Stan?

Well the bus tour will do its part in staving off the next ice age (probably) and for that we can be thankful.

At least with a bus there will be plent of storage room for bongs, Che Tee shirts & groovy peace scarves.

Let's not be too hasty. Maybe it is a wind powered bus. Lord knows they have the hot air.

I notice there's a place to donate for gas. Typical Moonbat - always wanting someone else to pay for their folly

re: #14 Macker

Robin: Holy Left-wing copulation masturbation, Batman!
Batman: That's right, Chum. Duck.

Mangled

This should be good...
A bus going under the bus.

Rove, you magnificent bastard!

/seriously

I'd hate to be the poor sap that these moonbats transfer all their rage to once President Bush is out of office.

Cognitive dissonance with big gas tank!

re: #36 OldLineTexan

Is there a neverending chain of larger buses, waiting to crush the smaller ones?

Nice try, Science Boy, but it's buses all the way down.

Heh. The website has a page "How Will You Remember President Bush?"

Isn't that an invitation to make moonbat heads explode?

re: #39 Ford_Prefect

Let's not be too hasty. Maybe it is a wind powered bus. Lord knows they have the hot air.

Hmm, I was thinking about farting vegetarians with all those beans they eat.

OH, GET A JOB!

re: #12 MandyManners

Agreed. Soros is surely behind this moonbattery. Or Barbra Streisand.

Damn. That's boring. I was hoping for a theme vehicle of some sort.

[Link: www.reedberry.com...]

[Link: sidewayspony.com...]

I've found nothing at Discover the Networks on Americans United for Change. Gonna' dig some more.

re: #39 Ford_Prefect

Let's not be too hasty. Maybe it is a wind powered bus. Lord knows they have the hot air.

Maybe it's pot, powered...the moonbats I mean. :)
I have images of the movie Up In Smoke for some reason.

Let's cut 'em some slack. They're living in the future.

Ian Koski, AUFC Web Team | 6.30.08 | Comments | Link to this Post

Beneath the photos.

re: #45 Dirk Diggler

Oh, I daresay Mr Bush will continue to hold that dubious honor for many years to come.

re: #45 Dirk Diggler

I'd hate to be the poor sap that these moonbats transfer all their rage to once President Bush is out of office.

S'Aright. Obama will be all ears when they protest outside 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. Right up until he unleashes the NWO stormtroopers on them.

Healthcare's a mess

Well I have to admit, I'm not a fan of that big, expensive prescription drug giveaway. Health Savings Accounts were a nifty idea though. Outside of that, what's different under Bush than under Clinton?

The seating arrangement on this bus is crucial. 'OK Rosie , you sit on the left. Cindy Shehan, you're on the right. we need to distribute the weight.

re: #21 Charles

The best part of this story is that they are completely oblivious to the many levels of irony.

Not even a hint of awareness. Big expensive, professional web site, though.

Moonbats don't do irony.

I doubt they can even spell it.

Is this the bus that BHO keeps throwing things under?

re: #49 RememberSekhmet?

Hmm, I was thinking about farting vegetarians with all those beans they eat.

Now that is a bus I would really hate to get stuck behind.

re: #58 David Simon

Are you talking about healthcare or in general?

In general, Bush has the fortitude to stand up and fight terror unlike ol' Willie.

So, they don't use oil if they're riding the bus. How progressive.

re: #12 MandyManners

I smell Soros.

speaking of that, I bet their bathroom in that thing is really sweet smelling. ;)

Actually, the amount of style has much decreased over the years.

Actually, the people who could draw that, are here now.

They will burn more weed than gas.

And in other whaaa? news...Israeli apparently shoots himself as French leader departs

TEL AVIV (Reuters) - An Israeli soldier on the perimeter of a farewell airport ceremony for French President Nicolas Sarkozy shot himself on Tuesday, causing a security stir but not endangering the visiting leader, Israel Radio said...Israel's volunteer medical service Zaka said the soldier apparently committed suicide. But other media reports said he may have fainted from the heat, discharging his gun accidentally.

re: #5 Occasional Reader

Hey, you joke, but I think these guys might seriously crimp Bush's chances of winning reelection.

/what?

/Personally, I'm not voting for Bush, ever again.

re: #57 OldLineTexan

S'Aright. Obama will be all ears when they protest outside 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. Right up until he unleashes the NWO stormtroopers on them.

Ummm, Obama is all ears. Have you seen the size of those things? One good gust and he'll be over France before we know it.

Based on the headline, I thought that Mike al-Moor & Rosie O' were doing a concert together.

Mornin' Lizards...

Iraq Will Take Control of 2 More Provinces in Coming Days

Security & democracy in Iraq, more of that terrible Bush legacy.

re: #63 Iron Fist

Wheels on the bus go round and round
round and round
round and round
Wheels on the bus go round and round
All the Live long day

Th moonbat on the bus goes,
Up & down
Up & down

re: #64 schultzw

Are you talking about healthcare or in general?

In general, Bush has the fortitude to stand up and fight terror unlike ol' Willie.

Willie wouldn't stand up?

The link on their website regarding Iraq is labeled - misled into tragedy.

Never mind that we're talking victory in Iraq these days... and btw, anyone else notice that Anbar Province was handed over to Iraqi control yesterday? Seems that they achieved the impossible, given that Anbar was one of the stickiest wickets outside of Baghdad.

re: #48 Kenneth

I already left a message, doubt it makes it to the web page.

re: #69 Peacekeeper

They will burn more weed than gas.

Funny, it's not the price of weed I'm worried about.

Where's Dennis Hopper when you need him?

re: #80 lawhawk

The link on their website regarding Iraq is labeled - misled into tragedy.

Never mind that we're talking victory in Iraq these days... and btw, anyone else notice that Anbar Province was handed over to Iraqi control yesterday? Seems that they achieved the impossible, given that Anbar was one of the stickiest wickets outside of Baghdad.

Don't bother them with facts reality.

re: #69 Peacekeeper

They will burn more weed than gas.

Who's driving? Willie Nelson?

I posted how I will remember Bush's legacy:

I will remember President Bush as a strong leader during the horrific attacks on September 11, 2001. I will also remember him as strong voice for democracy in the Middle East, and for liberating the millions of Afghanis and Iraqis who suffered under the murderous rule of the Taliban and Saddam Hussein. I will also be grateful for the tax cuts which gave us a strong economy and increased revenue to the Treasury. And, I will forever remember him as an honorable, decent, and thoughtful man, who wouldn't let hateful rhetoric, comparisons to Hitler, death and assassination fantasies, constant derision of his intellect, and disgusting personal attacks against him and his family dissuade him from his job as President of all Americans and as Commander-in-Chief of our fantastic and courageous soldiers.

I'm thinking that might get thrown under this bus as if Obama threw it himself.

re: #85 Golem Akbar

Who's driving? Willie Nelson?

I asked repeatedly, but no one could remember.

Does it run on biodiesel? IIRC, some music act, I forget which, had a tour bus that ran on used vegetable cooking oil from restaurants.

I don't recall precisely why they had to stop doing that, but I think there was an issue about federal and state taxes...

At Malkin.

[Link: michellemalkin.com...]

Saudi Marriage Officiant : 'It Is Allowed To Marry A Girl At The Age Of One'.

re: #63 Iron Fist

Wheels on the bus go round and round
round and round
round and round
Wheels on the bus go round and round
All the Live long day

The driver on the bus says
Push Push Push
Push Push Push

They say it's powered by biodiesel.

re: #87 Hard Right

I asked repeatedly, but no one could remember.

lol
dude!

Well, since they're planning to be all over the country, this provides ample opportunity to add some clever bumperstickers to the bus.

Cheney'08 would be nice for starters.

I see they'll be in NJ in a couple of weeks.

I suspect ths will wind up like the Ron Paul blimp, quickly running out of gas and attention. With any luck they'll break down in the desert.

re: #47 Occasional Reader

Nice try, Science Boy, but it's buses all the way down.

Gospel of Mark Paraphrased, chapter 3 verse 25, Obama Version: "If a bus is divided against itself, that bus cannot have anything thrown under it."

She links to Sweetness and Light.

[Link: sweetness-light.com...]

More of the spreading insanity. What a bunch of shiftless kooks.

Personally, I think their website is rather mediocre. Someone forgot to size the nav bar to fit, among other things.

At DTN.

[Link: www.capitalresearch.org...]

(It's in pdf.)

#93 schultzw
They'll be sorry about that.

re: #73 Hard Right

Ummm, Obama is all ears. Have you seen the size of those things? One good gust and he'll be over France before we know it.

They can have him.

It's gonna cost 'em -- who's bankrolling them? Soros?
Bus conversion owners say between 7 and 11 MPG is standard, depending on the year and condition of the motor.

re: #94 Golem Akbar

Hey Golem, been chasing you up stairs for ten minutes. I saw Robert and Alison on June 2. Incredible, wasn't it?

re: #65 lawhawk

So, they don't use oil if they're riding the bus. How progressive.

LOL.

the magic bus

re: #95 JammieWearingFool

Agreed, it's a great target for bumper stickers. It'll be in Chicago in early September, according to their schedule. Plenty of time to find a few good stickers.

MUWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

At Lonewacko.

[Link: lonewacko.com...]

re: #76 Kenneth

Iraq Will Take Control of 2 More Provinces in Coming Days

Security & democracy in Iraq, more of that terrible Bush legacy.

I do wonder whether the withdraw/don't withdraw debate will actually be moot by 1/20/09. Nothing succeeds like success.

re: #103 Fritz_Katz

It's gonna cost 'em -- who's bankrolling them? Soros?
Bus conversion owners say between 7 and 11 MPG is standard, depending on the year and condition of the motor.

Look at the links I've posted. This is Soros' group.

About the Bush Legacy Tour

Today, George W. Bush has the approval of only roughly one in three Americans according to most polls with two out of three disapproving of his performance as President. Across the board, Americans reject everything from Bush’s handling of the war in Iraq and fighting terrorism to his handling of the economy, education, the environment and health care.

So, since the 110th Congress has the approval of only roughly one in five Americans does that mean they're going to start the 100th Congress Legacy Tour?

re: #69 Peacekeeper

Can't wait for that headline, "Bush legacy tour Moonbat bus busted"
"The bus driver stepped away from the wheel to smoke a joint, and the back up driver, a monkey who took over for the Moonbat, could not reach the pedals"

re: #91 Ben Hur

Saudi Marriage Officiant : 'It Is Allowed To Marry A Girl At The Age Of One'.

Didn't Mo wait until she was 9 or was it 6?
Who says Islam isn't progressing regressing.

who is going to throw the bus under the bus

re: #93 schultzw

They say it's powered by biodiesel.

So there is a Willie Nelson connection.

re: #91 Ben Hur

Saudi Marriage Officiant : 'It Is Allowed To Marry A Girl At The Age Of One'.

Uh huh. This is what you get when you follow the teachings of a psycho pedophile, & have crazy old fools shaping attitudes.
We need more ROP'ers here to enrich our culture.

Americans United for Change is a far-left Soros group.

Silky Pony also involved.

re: #110 MandyManners

Look at the links I've posted. This is Soros' group.

Not a shocker. I have some very nasty things to say about Soros, but they'd get deleted PDQ.

Quoth Judge Smails:

"Don't you people have jobs or homes or something?"

re: #107 Honorary Yooper

Mid-July, it'll be in MN. All you MN folks show some MN nice, ya know!

re: #110 MandyManners

Look at the links I've posted. This is Soros' group.

The Father Of All Kooks.

Watch for the nuts operating the bus to say that they are actually saving the environment by driving that thing around - using passenger miles per gallon instead of straight miles per gallon (which shows that this gas guzzler would probably do no better than the worst SUV in that respect). So, if they get 50 people on that bus, they'll be able to claim it gets significantly more mileage than if only a handful were on it..

Fun with statistics and all that...

re: #112 CapeCoddah

Can't wait for that headline, "Bush legacy tour Moonbat bus busted"
"The bus driver stepped away from the wheel to smoke a joint, and the back up driver, a -deranged(ed.) monkey who took over for the Moonbat, could not reach the pedals"

fixed

re: #33 RememberSekhmet?

So let me get this straight, to protest gas prices they are driving a freakin BUS?

Wonder if they'll mention the Reid/Pelosi legacy- In Jan. 2007, when Pelosi and Reid took control of Congress, gas averaged $2.19 a gallon, and that Pelosi said elect us and we'll lower energy prices.

re: #107 Honorary Yooper

Agreed, it's a great target for bumper stickers. It'll be in Chicago in early September, according to their schedule. Plenty of time to find a few good stickers.

MUWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

Whatever you do, don't put a banana in the tailpipe.

re: #104 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Hey Golem, been chasing you up stairs for ten minutes. I saw Robert and Alison on June 2. Incredible, wasn't it?

Best concert I've seen since Dylan and Paul Simon hit the Hollywood Bowl. Allison Kraus is amazing, ditto Plant, but man-oh-man T-Bone Burnett is still the man. So much talent on that stage. I hope someone does a video. Anyone who loves American music will enjoy this.

re: #96 buzzsawmonkey

Rosie's driving?

No, you're thinking of the Diesel-Powered Flood Prevention System.

re: #122 lawhawk

Think about the damage to the environment when they open the door and poof, there's a huge cloud of white smoke. It'll be like a new pope was chosen!

re: #95 JammieWearingFool

Well, since they're planning to be all over the country, this provides ample opportunity to add some clever bumperstickers to the bus.

Cheney'08 would be nice for starters.

I see they'll be in NJ in a couple of weeks.

I suspect ths will wind up like the Ron Paul blimp, quickly running out of gas and attention. With any luck they'll break down in the desert.

haha...cheney 08 bumersticker and put on with some quick dry space epoxy that NASA uses on the shuttle or something...lol..they'll need a jack hammer and some acid to get it off..that would be great.

re: #114 yochanan

who is going to throw the bus under the bus

That's not the bus I used to know [drive around in?].

re: #125 JammieWearingFool

Whatever you do, don't put a banana in the tailpipe.

Why not?

Can you imagine the nutroots heads exploding, the absolute angst, the shirt wrending, breast beating, SHRIEKING if they have to watch President Bush welcome President McCain to the White House?

I will be goosing them along on kos when this happens.
May even out myself I will be having so much fun.

re: #104 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Hey Golem, been chasing you up stairs for ten minutes. I saw Robert and Alison on June 2. Incredible, wasn't it?

I saw alison once some one should tell her that you can turn the sound system up her concert was unique the only one were i went were you could not hear her mostly the other concerts were way too loud.

OT

Very sad, and suspicious story out of Seattle.

Federal Way baby dies after falling into fire pit

FEDERAL WAY, Wash. -- A six-month-old baby is dead after falling into a fire pit and burning to death.

Police spokeswoman Cathy Schrock said the father told investigators that he fell asleep in the backyard with the boy Saturday night, and when he woke up the child was missing.

He said he went inside to ask his wife if she had the baby, and when they returned to the yard they found the boy covered with burns in the fire pit at the house in the xxx block of SW xxxrd Place.

From Eye On Iraq.

[Link: www.gop.com...]

re: #131 Honorary Yooper

Why not?

Not big enough. We are going to need a Level 5 Potato(e).

re: #93 schultzw

They say it's powered by biodiesel.

Oh, wonderful. Especially given the [unsurprising] recent news about the conversion of acreage from growing crops for... well, food... to biodiesel -- and food prices for those starving people outside the U.S.

Ho, ho.
Hey, hey.
How many Mexicans did you starve today?

re: #104 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Hey Golem, been chasing you up stairs for ten minutes. I saw Robert and Alison on June 2. Incredible, wasn't it?

Where'd you see it?

re: #40 GOP_Crusader

I notice there's a place to donate for gas. Typical Moonbat - always wanting someone else to pay for their folly

Go to Hillary's website- She's still asking for donations so she can pay back the loans she made to herself.

28 Tons of Bush Derangement Syndrome

When I saw the headline I thought it was going to be a thread about Michael Moore...

re: #110 MandyManners

Look at the links I've posted. This is Soros' group.

I HOPE that in the next months some sharp ad gurus are going to neatly frame this soros connection and the evilness therein for the American people..this must be hammered by McCain, the RNC,the indy groups,everybody that is a McCain surrogate...this fucker and his obamassiah beard MUST be brought down...

re: #129 Spider Mensch

haha...cheney 08 bumersticker and put on with some quick dry space epoxy that NASA uses on the shuttle or something...lol..they'll need a jack hammer and some acid to get it off..that would be great.

Be clever folks. There's plenty of space on top of the bus that's probably available.

I blessed them with a comment. Wonder how long they take to appear on the site?

re: #134 jcm

Just. F***ng. Awful.

My God.

re: #133 yochanan

I saw alison once some one should tell her that you can turn the sound system up her concert was unique the only one were i went were you could not hear her mostly the other concerts were way too loud.

It was very loud last night. You could hear everything very clearly. On some of those high notes...well...what'd you say? eh?

Why Syria is allied with Iran & why the US has failed to pull them away

According to intelligence reports seen by SPIEGEL, the Syrian facility at Al Kibar that Israeli jets bombed last September was the site of a secret military project. The report states that North Korean, Syrian and Iranian scientists were working side by side to build a reactor to produce weapons-grade plutonium. Sources say that the Iranians were using the facility as a “reserve site” and had intended sending the material back to Tehran. While the Iranians had made great progress in the development of uranium, it is alleged that they required the help of the North Korean experts when it came to plutonium technology.

Iran, Syria and North Korea are also alleged to have cooperated on the production of chemical weapons. Indeed, in July 2007 an explosion near the Syrian city of Aleppo killed 15 Syrian military officials as well as dozens of Iranian rocket scientists and, according to information obtained by SPIEGEL, three North Koreans. According to Jane’s Defence Weekly, the accident released quantities of mustard gas and the nerve agent Sarin.

Iran is the world’s Gold Standard at employing proxies and avoiding consequence. This should not come as a surprise. I and others have suggested precisely this likelihood in the past.

All that aside, interpreting Assad’s moves as a drift from Iran is interesting dangerous conjecture. The simple math is this: Syria will drift from its alliance with Iran when it fears regional Sunni (read: Saudi Arabian), Israeli and/or American consequence for not breaking with Iran more than it fears Iranian retaliation for breaking away, including an Iranian-fostered domestic upheaval and perhaps even insurgency that would include Sunni groups aided by Shi’a Iran.

Considering this simple math, there is no indication that there has been a message of US/Israeli/Saudi ‘pain and consequence’ sent. Carrots will not dissuade. Fear motivates men such as Assad, and this is the currency Iran trades in.

re: #88 Steffan

Does it run on biodiesel? IIRC, some music act, I forget which, had a tour bus that ran on used vegetable cooking oil from restaurants.

I don't recall precisely why they had to stop doing that, but I think there was an issue about federal and state taxes...

You may be thinking of the progressive bluegrass band Hot Buttered Rum, who still tour in a biodiesel bus and use restaurant cooking oil where possible. They're really great, with just a few overtly political songs.

re: #145 Occasional Reader

Just. F***ng. Awful.

My God.

I have the urge to run over to the daycare give my kids a BIG HUG! I simply can't imagine.

re: #137 flyingtigress

Of course. We're doing so much harm around the world with our big bad baby-killing army, but starving people with biofuels, IMPOSSIBLE!

re: #129 Spider Mensch

haha...cheney 08 bumersticker and put on with some quick dry space epoxy that NASA uses on the shuttle or something...lol..they'll need a jack hammer and some acid to get it off..that would be great.

undoubtedly they WILL have the acid...

re: #131 Honorary Yooper

Why not?

I guess I should've added the sarc tag.

/We're not gonna fall for that banana in the tailpipe...

This is going to be "The Magicaol Mystery Tour'
Good weed & lots of munchies onboard, Duuude!

re: #118 Honorary Yooper

Not a shocker. I have some very nasty things to say about Soros, but they'd get deleted PDQ.

I wonder if he'll fall under the Nasrallah Exception when he assumes room temperature?

re: #134 jcm

Criminal irresponsibility.

I am loving the picture of the "Bush-Cheney Oil" gas pump. As Charles mentioned, the irony is so deliciously fantastic that you could serve it on its own for exorbitant prices at a fine restaurant.

re: #95 JammieWearingFool

... clever bumperstickers to the bus.

Obama '08, Bring the Jihad Home

re: #21 Charles

The best part of this story is that they are completely oblivious to the many levels of irony.

Not even a hint of awareness. Big expensive, professional web site, though.

Now here's a career opportunity for an enterprising Lizard, create big, expensive professional websites for moonbat orgs, hide all kinds of trapdoors and easter eggs.

Remember, not only is Bush responsible for everything from 9/11 to the levees breaking in New Orleans to high gas prices; he will also be held responsible for everything that doesn't go right during the Obama presidency.

Indians Send Obama Terrifying Monkey God Statue For Good Luck

...Our tale begins in Mumbai, where a gentleman named Brij Mohan Bhama says he read a Time magazine article reporting that Barack Obama carries around a monkey charm for good luck.

“We have heard that he carries a small monkey charm in his pocket. So he is a devotee of Hanuman. That’s why we want to present him with this idol,” he said.

Somebody else speculates that the article just said he carried around a good luck charm, and that Mr. Bhama and his prayer group drew the natural conclusion that “he is a devotee of Hanuman.” The point is Barack Obama is being shipped a two-foot-tall polished bronze idol of a monkey, which he is sure to bring out at the next rally in order to scare the shit out of white voters everywhere.

The left would drive a bus that runs on spotted owls, plutonium and polar bears if it promoted Bush hatred.

So, when this bus pulls into a town near you, where will it go and stop for gas? Exxon Mobil, Getty, Chevron, BP-Amaco?

My bet, if they can find 'em? Citgo.

Thugs and useful idiots. Perfect together.

re: #157 Conservative in Liberal Hands

Obama '08, Bring the Jihad Home

"BDS? Yeah, We Got it!"

re: #126 Golem Akbar

Best concert I've seen since Dylan and Paul Simon hit the Hollywood Bowl. Allison Kraus is amazing, ditto Plant, but man-oh-man T-Bone Burnett is still the man. So much talent on that stage. I hope someone does a video. Anyone who loves American music will enjoy this.

T-Bone must be 6'10". I was 60 feet from the stage, but he's freakin' huge!

re: #21 Charles

The best part of this story is that they are completely oblivious to the many levels of irony.

Not even a hint of awareness. Big expensive, professional web site, though.

After the 1,000 little green heads up, they probably won't make that error again.

re: #161 NJDhockeyfan

"This is not the Hanuman I knew."

You can invite the bus to your town.

That should make mischief much easier.

Send them to a biker bar where they have no patience for hippie freaks.

re: #155 Kenneth

Criminal irresponsibility.

Actually I can't see a six month getting into one. How many people have ground level fire pit? With out a spark screen? At six months, crawling just started, climbing? Not likely, my cynical side from being a foster parent kicks in and the antenna goes up. I'll bet the cops are looking real close at this one.

re: #159 Ringo the Gringo

Remember, not only is Bush responsible for everything from 9/11 to the levees breaking in New Orleans to high gas prices; he will also be held responsible for everything that doesn't go right during the Obama presidency.

yeah. you know that will be the case. I wish we could skip Carter II, and go straight to Reagan II. :)

re: #132 Typicalwhitey

I will be goosing them along on kos when this happens.
May even out myself I will be having so much fun.

I'm guessing Markos won't allow you the satisfaction. The servers probably have a timed charge set for November 5th, should that occur.

re: #159 Ringo the Gringo

Remember, not only is Bush responsible for everything from 9/11 to the levees breaking in New Orleans to high gas prices; he will also be held responsible for everything that doesn't go right during the Obama presidency.

"We're still in this depression because of the Bushhitler legacy..."
"We still have high taxes to get us out of this Bushhitler deficit..."

re: #166 buzzsawmonkey

"ring to the welkin", eh? You is old school, dog.

re: #159 Ringo the Gringo

Remember, not only is Bush responsible for everything from 9/11 to the levees breaking in New Orleans to high gas prices; he will also be held responsible for everything that doesn't go right during the Obama presidency.

They already have four years of excuses built in.

re: #171 jcm

At the very least it's criminal irresponsibility. Maybe much worse.

Funny to see this after TCM showed the hilarious Lucy/Desi movie The Long Long Trailer.

re: #95 JammieWearingFool

I suspect ths will wind up like the Ron Paul blimp, quickly running out of gas and attention.

That's a really good point. Why didn't they just recycle Luap Nor's blimp?

re: #154 Ward Cleaver

I wonder if he'll fall under the Nasrallah Exception when he assumes room temperature?

He will for me. The party I'll have when he dies might just become legend.

re: #171 jcm

Actually I can't see a six month getting into one. How many people have ground level fire pit? With out a spark screen? At six months, crawling just started, climbing? Not likely, my cynical side from being a foster parent kicks in and the antenna goes up. I'll bet the cops are looking real close at this one.

yeah,. those are highly suspicious circumstances indeed.

Reading the gamut of BDS makes me laugh.

Methinks history will have a different perspective of GWB, and he'll be remembered as one of the stronger leaders of this country. Absent 9-11, I think Bush would have been an amiable, unremarkable single termer. However, once again, it has been demonstrated that throughout our history, this country's had a knack for having the right person for the time, in any given situation.

Knowing this to be a fact makes me yet optimistic that we'll weather any storm or political situation that arises--call me pollyanna, but it's my belief.

re: #165 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

T-Bone must be 6'10". I was 60 feet from the stage, but he's freakin' huge!

And for such a big man, all dressed in black, his voice is amazingly high. He sang a song about "don't be afraid of not dying, be afraid of not living." Great great song.

I will remember President Bush for putting terrorists around the world on the defensive and forcing them to focus their reduced efforts on targets away from U.S. soil.

I will remember President Bush for working with his political opponents (you) to try and appease them, showing us forever the folly of such attempts to reason with the unreasonable, ignorant, and insane (you).

I will remember President Bush for being a decent, honorable man that I could not agree with on several policies as he attempted to bring the radical left (you) and their financiers (your boss Soros) back to the common ground of American principles and ideals.

I will remember President Bush fondly, because of the vileness of his enemies (you) as he labored to preserve our Constitution against enemies both foreign and domestic (you).

We reserve the right to remove blog comments.

WTH does that mean?

I wonder if they wrap it in tinfoil if it will get better mileage.

re: #161 NJDhockeyfan

Indians Send Obama Terrifying Monkey God Statue For Good Luck

I loves me some monkeys.

re: #177 Kenneth

At the very least it's criminal irresponsibility. Maybe much worse.

Yep!

re: #169 JammieWearingFool

If you invite them, does that mean they will be pitching tents in your back yard and hosing off with your garden hose? They are not using MY bathrooms! Can you imaging how many bug candles you would need to light? It would look like Mrs. O'Leary's cow had been here!

Good Morning Lizards! It's Bright and Warm in the Very Far Western Suburbs of Chicagoland, so far, today.

I got this video in my inbox this morning. Video of Lake Delton Draining out. A sad reminder of what some Americans are coping with. I haven't reserached it, but I don't think it's a hoax.

How are you -all this morning?

re: #161 NJDhockeyfan

Indians Send Obama Terrifying Monkey God Statue For Good Luck

...Our tale begins in Mumbai, where a gentleman named Brij Mohan Bhama says he read a Time magazine article reporting that Barack Obama carries around a monkey charm for good luck.

“We have heard that he carries a small monkey charm in his pocket. So he is a devotee of Hanuman. That’s why we want to present him with this idol,” he said.

Somebody else speculates that the article just said he carried around a good luck charm, and that Mr. Bhama and his prayer group drew the natural conclusion that “he is a devotee of Hanuman.” The point is Barack Obama is being shipped a two-foot-tall polished bronze idol of a monkey, which he is sure to bring out at the next rally in order to scare the shit out of white voters everywhere.

Hell, I have a chimp for an avatar - where's my monkey statue, Mubai?

re: #185 Ward Cleaver

WTH does that mean?

Easy. No dissent allowed.

Spout the Party line, or hit the road.

If you can't say something BDS, don't say anything at all.
- Thumper to Obambi

re: #184 OldLineTexan

I will remember President Bush for putting terrorists around the world on the defensive and forcing them to focus their reduced efforts on targets away from U.S. soil.

I will remember President Bush for working with his political opponents (you) to try and appease them, showing us forever the folly of such attempts to reason with the unreasonable, ignorant, and insane (you).

I will remember President Bush for being a decent, honorable man that I could not agree with on several policies as he attempted to bring the radical left (you) and their financiers (your boss Soros) back to the common ground of American principles and ideals.

I will remember President Bush fondly, because of the vileness of his enemies (you) as he labored to preserve our Constitution against enemies both foreign and domestic (you).

I believe history will also remember him much more positively than the left would have us believe.

re: #182 irongrampa

Reading the gamut of BDS makes me laugh.

Methinks history will have a different perspective of GWB, and he'll be remembered as one of the stronger leaders of this country. Absent 9-11, I think Bush would have been an amiable, unremarkable single termer. However, once again, it has been demonstrated that throughout our history, this country's had a knack for having the right person for the time, in any given situation.

Knowing this to be a fact makes me yet optimistic that we'll weather any storm or political situation that arises--call me pollyanna, but it's my belief.

True, but we did have Carter for the Iranian Revolution in 1979, and James Buchanan in the leadup to the Civil War. However, both times brought in the best: Reagan in 1980 and Lincoln in 1860.

re: #183 Golem Akbar

The day of their concert was the day that Bo Diddley died. They did a 20 minute impromptu "Diddley" session. Was out of this world. I did enjoy his set also.

More insanity from our friends North of the border.

Psychic's charge of abuse leaves Barrie mom fuming

The mother of an autistic girl says the public school board was "completely unprofessional" to formulate a theory that her daughter was being sexually abused based on a psychic's perception.

Wait till the Human Rights Commission starts using psychics.

re: #172 Vergeltung

yeah. you know that will be the case. I wish we could skip Carter II, and go straight to Reagan II. :)

we're not likely to see a Reagan II in our lifetimes,unfortunately...we would do well electing candidates like McCain,holding off the wackadoo socialist takeover,and concentrate on local conservative (or righteous) candidates and secure this country for freedom one frickin' school district at a time if necessary...those that are waiting for a savior are more than likely not going to get the one that they want.

re: #190 ggt

That's a legit video. Some of us are coping with the mind-boggling uselessness of some moonbats. That said, I'm doing well. How is life in Illinois?

I like the crazed national tour roadmap for the bus - all zig-zags and doubling back on itself. Sort of like Obama's campaign.

re: #173 Cartman

I'm guessing Markos won't allow you the satisfaction. The servers probably have a timed charge set for November 5th, should that occur.

Please don't ruin my fun lol!

re: #134 jcm

OT

Very sad, and suspicious story out of Seattle.

Federal Way baby dies after falling into fire pit

Six months old?!? At six months, most kids are just learning to sit up on their own, although some can crawl. I am very suspicious.

Is that a monkey in your pocket or are you just Hanuman to see me?

re: #70 razorbacker

And in other whaaa? news...Israeli apparently shoots himself as French leader departs

Not buying this story. I'll bet it was a sniper.

re: #120 schultzw

Mid-July, it'll be in MN. All you MN folks show some MN nice, ya know!

is MN nice anything like FLDS SWEET?

re: #190 ggt

Nope, that's quite real.

re: #168 Occasional Reader

"This is not the Hanuman I knew."

Throw Hanuman under the bus!

I dont think my comment will make the grade:

I will always remember how Bush became the focal point for every nutball, dumbass and conspircy theorists pet theory of whats wrong with the world.

re: #110 MandyManners

Look at the links I've posted. This is Soros' group.

All progressive roads lead to soros.

re: #205 yochanan

FLDS? Pardon my ignorance.

re: #196 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

The day of their concert was the day that Bo Diddley died. They did a 20 minute impromptu "Diddley" session. Was out of this world. I did enjoy his set also.

When you get musicians of this high quality on stage, who really enjoy making music, it is pure joy.

re: #185 Ward Cleaver

WTH does that mean?

If I owned a blog I don't think I would put such a warning. I'd just remove comments and let 'em figure it out.

re: #186 obageegee

I wonder if they wrap it in tinfoil if it will get better mileage.

Maybe, but it'll stop those Rovian mind control devices from affecting what they call their minds.

:-)

re: #190 ggt

74^oF at O'hare according to the National Weather Service.

Yes! Lake Delton is gone! Quite a major disaster for the Dells.

re: #195 Honorary Yooper

Absolutely, Yooper-therefore, I rest my case.

re: #204 DistantThunder

Reports are he was in the honor guard and fainted in the heat. His rifle went off by accident.

re: #200 Diamond Bullet

I like the crazed national tour roadmap for the bus - all zig-zags and doubling back on itself. Sort of like Obama's campaign.

You mean the zig-zags, don't you...?

Low approval ratings in perspective.

re: #203 Peacekeeper

Is that a monkey in your pocket or are you just Hanuman to see me?

If you walk around with your Hanuman in your pocket, people are going to think you are touching your monkey.

re: #202 Ward Cleaver

Six months old?!? At six months, most kids are just learning to sit up on their own, although some can crawl. I am very suspicious.

It does leave one wondering. As a foster parent, I hear and see the results of things which are beyond belief.

re: #212 Golem Akbar

Ok, sorry you guys. I'll stop gushing now. Thanks for the chat GA.

re: #208 Kragar (proud to be kafir)

I dont think my comment will make the grade:

I will always remember how Bush became the focal point for every nutball, dumbass and conspircy theorists pet theory of whats wrong with the world.

Sounds a bit like Orwell's comment about "juice-drinkers, nudists & Quakers" (quoting from memory).

re: #199 schultzw

Life is good. Thanks for asking. I could complain, but reality is, I have a home, and a family, no flooding, no tornados.

Of course, my Cat Overlord has other ideas. . . .

you?

re: #224 Fat Bastard Vegetarian

Ok, sorry you guys. I'll stop gushing now. Thanks for the chat GA.

Backatcha

re: #197 jcm

More insanity from our friends North of the border.
Psychic's charge of abuse leaves Barrie mom fuming
Wait till the Human Rights Commission starts using psychics.

speaking of Canada's HRC, has anyone seen/heard from Mark Steyn lately? the 2 publications I get that he writes in (the NY Sun, and National Review) have not had anyting by him in a few weeks. his articles/opinion pieces are notably missing.

just curious.

so now it's incumbent to be domestic--have a tremendous day, good people.

I'll remember Pres. Bush as the man who put MASSIVE FEAR in the hearts of Despots everywhere.

I'll remember him as the man who exposed Saddam's vile mass graves, and execution of hundreds of thousands of fathers, mothers and children. At least once, his goons executed the adults, and buried alive 98 children under 10 feet of desert sand.

The Heinous Vile Depraved Monster Saddam is now burning in hell.

Thank you Pres. Bush.

re: #198 joecitizen

we're not likely to see a Reagan II in our lifetimes,unfortunately...we would do well electing candidates like McCain,holding off the wackadoo socialist takeover,and concentrate on local conservative (or righteous) candidates and secure this country for freedom one frickin' school district at a time if necessary...those that are waiting for a savior are more than likely not going to get the one that they want.

yeah, you may be right. there is certainly no one on the horizon, except maybe for Newt. he has the brains but not the charisma.

re: #226 ggt

Can't complain about much. Stayed up too late this morning, so the coffee's in great demand. I might have asked before, but which suburb are you in, if you care to share?

re: #228 Vergeltung

Mark Steyn Online

re: #94 Golem Akbar

lol
dude!

Awsome!
Dude!

re: #211 schultzw

THe Latter Day Saint compound in Texas that had their children removed by the State. They tell their teenagers to "stay sweet".

re: #228 Vergeltung

speaking of Canada's HRC, has anyone seen/heard from Mark Steyn lately? the 2 publications I get that he writes in (the NY Sun, and National Review) have not had anyting by him in a few weeks. his articles/opinion pieces are notably missing.

just curious.

I'm getting lazy, relying on the lizards to keep me updated.

re: #222 buzzsawmonkey

The lake probably decided to go flood some land in Missouri. Even lakes need some time off now and then.

ROFLMAO! - Buzz, the first round of GOOD BEER at the Greater Crook County LGF Alumni Association Meeting will be charged to your credit card. Thank you for your donation.

re: #221 OldLineTexan

If you walk around with your Hanuman in your pocket, people are going to think you are touching your monkey.

LMAO!

People are wondering why I suddenly laughed.

those first two comments are gone. but more have appeared.

re: #235 ggt

Ah, MN nice is nothing like that...eww. I'm going back to my lefse now.

re: #189 CapeCoddah

If you invite them, does that mean they will be pitching tents in your back yard and hosing off with your garden hose? They are not using MY bathrooms! Can you imaging how many bug candles you would need to light? It would look like Mrs. O'Leary's cow had been here!

They come around the JWF compound they may well need new tires.

They already disabled the comments. Truth to moonbats is like Holy Water for vampires.

re: #200 Diamond Bullet

I like the crazed national tour roadmap for the bus - all zig-zags and doubling back on itself. Sort of like Obama's campaign.

Yes, the idea of using the traveling salesman problem to minimize gas usage seems totally lost on them.

re: #216 Conservative in Liberal Hands

WE have friend that have a "summer home" (really a little cottage) on the Fox River near the WI border. They are calling it "sandbag city".

They were hoping to retire there.

re: #240 schultzw

I mean, "let me eat my lefse!"

re: #241 JammieWearingFool

They come around the JWF compound they may well need new tires.

They're welcome at my house. I'm serving Alice B. ExLax brownies and lemonade.

re: #226 ggt

True, life is pretty good. At least I'm, high enough up that any flooding from the DuPage River would not affect me. The Des Plaines is controlled, so it'd flood up north, or downstream. Understand we're in for another round of storms tomorrow, and it is supposed to get rather warm (up to 90F) for the next few days.

re: #244 ggt

OUCH! No flood insurance, I'd bet...

re: #247 Honorary Yooper

Ahh, the mighty DuPage. East or West branch?

re: #151 joecitizen

undoubtedly they WILL have the acid...

Oh, wow, the bumper sticker turned paisley...
/Timothy Leary mode offo

re: #233 Kenneth

Mark Steyn Online

ah, ok, that mnakes sense. thanks for the linkage! :)

re: #246 OldLineTexan

They're welcome at my house. I'm serving Alice B. ExLax brownies and lemonade.

I'll greet them with my powerwasher.

re: #232 schultzw

Aurora. Just put a pot on --fresh coffee all around!

Sewage plant to be named after Bush.

re: #235 ggt

THe Latter Day Saint compound in Texas that had their children removed by the State. They tell their teenagers to "stay sweet".

That's Fundamentalist LDS...who are so divergent from the views of the mainstream LDS, that they would be excommunicated from the main church, if they held FLDS beliefs and acted accordingly.

re: #253 ggt

Gotcha. I grew up in Carol Stream.

re: #249 schultzw

Ahh, the mighty DuPage. East or West branch?

Neither. I'm far enough south, the two branches have already combined. They merge up in Bolingbrook.

The DuPage flooded pretty bad back in 1996, even covering I-55 for a bit.

On Obama's website:

War vs. Peace, Zionism vs. Israel Lobby

re: #252 JammieWearingFool

Seeing as the wheels will undoubtedly fall off their bus, I wonder just how much does a full replacement set of tires cost?

/Just wondering

re: #246 OldLineTexan

They're welcome at my house. I'm serving Alice B. ExLax brownies and lemonade.

I'd serve them spotted owl soup.

re: #256 schultzw

I've been to Carol Stream. Uncle and Aunt used to live there.

re: #254 rawmuse

Sewage plant to be named after Bush.

It's only fair, seeing as how the supply end of sewage is named after, well, pretty much every liberal I can think of.

re: #252 JammieWearingFool

I'll greet them with my powerwasher.

yeah,that's what my wife calls it,too...

Someone mentioned the key words GOOD BEER, and here's one I recommend for the summer: Bell's Oberon Ale. (No idea why the bottle in the photo has the label on upside-down.)

I would propose that ROP impose a requirement that a bride must at least be capable of crawling down the aisle with only her father's assistance.

re: #252 JammieWearingFool

I'll greet them with my powerwasher.

That will help reduce pollution. Good on you for helping Gaia.

/

re: #207 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

Throw Hanuman under the bus!

You men eat yo dinner, eat your po'k and beans
I eat mo chicken any man ever seen, yeah yeah
'Cause I'm yo Hanu man
The men don't know
But the little girl understan'

--Howlin Wolf, via Jim Morrison, almost

re: #247 Honorary Yooper

WE have a number of "damns" (I call falls) where we are. I'm not to worried, we are a mile or two from the Fox. South of Aurora, in the Mongtomery/Oswego area the water is getting mighty high.

Just a few years ago, we had such a drought that they were finding old petroglyphs where the Ohio River had receded. Such are the cycles of Nature.

re: #262 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

It's only fair, seeing as how the supply end of sewage is named after, well, pretty much every liberal I can think of.

Don't forget to vote in their poll!

re: #264 Occasional Reader

Someone mentioned the key words GOOD BEER, and here's one I recommend for the summer: Bell's Oberon Ale. (No idea why the bottle in the photo has the label on upside-down.)

So you can read it as the bottle goes "bottoms up" ?

re: #23 OldLineTexan

After a couple of years of these freaks, OBAMA will be begging for the glory days of Bush.

Nah, they'll be blaming Bush for everything Obama fucks up.

re: #46 vagabond trader

Cognitive dissonance with big gas tank!

Has nobody nominated that to rotate yet?!

re: #271 kansas

Nah, they'll be blaming Bush for everything Obama fucks up.

Yep, it'll be part of "Bush's Legacy".