What a sexy nose

Which one? The one with the beard or the kind of fat one with the black fez?

Yikes Batman!

Can you see from the look on Ahmadinejad's face that he's mahdi about her?

re: #1 Ojoe

What a sexy nose

Her nose is exposed? UNCOVERED MEAT! Ululululu!

It's been said that she's having an affair with Juan Cole.

She's such a looker!

It's a hoax. That's Sandy Berger (easier to hide documents, you know).

Damn, that woman needs some sunshine.

I can see real problems when she goes to a state party and 100 other women are wearing the same outfit.

I thought he was saving himself for his 72 virgins.

"That really is Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s wife in that photograph"

Which wife?

What a bunch of clowns.

I would make a lousy diplomat. If I was sent to Iran to talk to these people "without preconditions" I'd end up laughing at them when I saw this adorable little scene.

/Any friend of Zorro is a friend of mine...

But she has a great personality!

re: #11 Kosh's Shadow

I thought he was saving himself for his 72 virgins.

She is one of the 72.

Do they have gay marriage in Iran?

I guess if I was married to that thug, I'd want to shroud myself too.

re: #11 Kosh's Shadow

I thought he was saving himself for his 72 virgins raisins.

Fixed

It is to her and to her sisters that we should look for change.

Bet he or she is all over him like a cheap suit at night...:)

/Oh come on, she's just sun-sensitive.

She looks a lot older than 7

I hope Ahmadinejad's kids look like him! Err, actually, they're screwed either way.

Here she is as well (under the white blanket).....I'd recognize that pasty schnoz anywhere.

Wow, she's as glamorous as Jackie Kennedy. If Jackie Kennedy had been constantly covered with a burlap sack.

This is a pretty good rationale for polygamy.

Cat's out of the bag!
Or did Dinnerjacket buy a pig in a poke?

How many times a day does she get beat with the fugly stick?

Let's further note the positioning. Subservient to the end - standing well behind and to the right of Ahmadinejad. Not an equal. Nearly completely covered head to toe.

This is what the leader of Iran thinks of the status of women. They must take a back seat to men and be covered up.

Nice.

Stay classy Ahmadinejad. /

Charles gave you the First Lady of Iran. I give you the First Lady of France.

Ladies and Gentlemen, France finally won something.

Under the table cloth she really looks like this.

Dinnerjackass, that scamp!

All she needs is a good makeover. Oh, and to poison her husband's food.

islam creates a lot of unhappy looking people. i wonder what the punishment is for smiling in a photo.

Hmm . . . getting some insight into why he is an unhappy little man.

Mahmoud's little secret/ under the bag.

What the hell kind of culture keeps women rolled up like human burritos for their entire adult lives?

She's showing wayyyyy too much face.

Stone her.

re: #21 Dustyvet

Bet he or she is all over him like a cheap suit at night...:)

BRAIN BLEACH stat!

Wow! I'll bet it's all Ahmadinnerjacket can do to resist his lust when she shows a little nose!

///////

Gateway Pundit has another picture...

I'd recognize that nose anywhere...

First bag lady, heh.

I thought the photo yesterday had to be photo-shopped, it was too classic. Now I wonder why I had any doubts about it's originality.

What little one sees of her, I am reminded of Marty Feldman's Igor in Young Frankenstein.

Every time I see a woman that far gone down the path of submission- I feel sad. Bland, colorless, shapeless, formless, oppressed, loveless, joyless- what life for a woman is islam, where purdah walls drape your body daily? Sad. Just sad.

She looks like the Dark Lord of the Sith, a.k.a Emperor Palpetine.

I still don't get why he refuses to wear a tie.

Rowrrrr...

I hate to admit it, but her modesty is turning me on a little! :)

That's Indonesian President Megawati Sukarnoputri on the right, no?

Why is she allowed to be kitted out (comparatively) like a two-dollar whore during Welcome The Fleet night and not Mrs. DinnerJacket?

Now, lay that line on my again, Western islamoapologists, about how the various forms of "cover" for women in Islam are actually a form of liberation. Go ahead, let's hear it.

re: #48 Consumer

I hate to admit it, but her modesty is turning me on a little! :)

And you could always put a bag over her face. Oh, never mind.

I hope she's stocked up on Vitamin D supplements.

You have got to check this out:
The small difference between Obama and Osama

re: #12 Boxy_brown

Which wife?

1st one. others are not as important as First Wife.

re: #48 Consumer

I hate to admit it, but her modesty is turning me on a little! :)

Me too. Burlap has a funny way of doing that to me...[kinkoid]

Mrs. D-jackass must be about 3 foot 4.

Dolly Madislam.

She is a cute little jawa.

re: #21 Dustyvet

Bet he or she is all over him like a cheap suit at night...:)

You owe me a new memory, since I can never erase what my internal visualization system just kicked out.

re: #50 Occasional Reader

lay that line on my me again

re: #46 MandyManners

I still don't get why he refuses to wear a tie.

This issue goes back to the immediate aftermath of the 1979 Revolution. Before the revolution, all public figures in Iran and all officials wore ties, both domestically and when on visits abroad. Shortly after the revolution however, the tie itself began being associated with "Western imperialism", especially after
Ayatollah Khomeini branded a large group of intellectuals (who were less religiously zealous than he would have liked) as "tie-wearing cronies of the West" and essentially branded anyone wearing a tie as being Western influenced. As such, no Iranian official since that time wears a tie, whether in Iran or when on official trips abroad. In fact, for many years after the revolution, the site of a regular person wearing a tie in Iran was so rare that heads would turn on the street and funny comments would be made if someone wore a tie outside. Many people still wore them to parties and weddings and things, but it was very "taboo" during the 1980s.

re: #49 vbspurs

Because everyone's sorry that she is stuck with the name "Megawati."

re: #46 MandyManners

I still don't get why he refuses to wear a tie.

Because they consider it a Western cultural icon...

re: #52 kuffarharbi

I hope she's stocked up on Vitamin D supplements.

I really do wonder about that. Rickets must be endemic among women in these countries.

re: #30 lawhawk

Let's further note the positioning. Subservient to the end - standing well behind and to the right of Ahmadinejad. Not an equal. Nearly completely covered head to toe.

This is what the leader of Iran thinks of the status of women. They must take a back seat to men and be covered up.

Nice.

Stay classy Ahmadinejad. /

from what I can see there may be good reason in this case.

fugly stick is right.

In that first picture she looks like "The Emperor" from Star Wars.

re: #62 Dianna

Because everyone's sorry that she is stuck with the name "Megawati."

I think it's cool. Makes her sound like a Transformer.

re: #44 Sharmuta

Every time I see a woman that far gone down the path of submission- I feel sad. Bland, colorless, shapeless, formless, oppressed, loveless, joyless- what life for a woman is islam, where purdah walls drape your body daily? Sad. Just sad.

It really is. And western women are joining this group of slaves by their own free will.

re: #30 lawhawk

Let's further note the positioning. Subservient to the end - standing well behind and to the right of Ahmadinejad. Not an equal. Nearly completely covered head to toe.

This is what the leader of Iran thinks of the status of women. They must take a back seat to men and be covered up.

Nice.

Stay classy Ahmadinejad. /

And this is the pig that obambi wants to chat with?
Why would ANY women support obama?

Wow- this woman's life must be hell enough as it is. Must we add to the misogyny that is islam by making fun of her?

Is Ach on his toes in that 1st pic?

OT (yet somewhat on topic):

Remember how the U.S. blessed Hiz'b'allahleks coup of the Lebanese Government? Yea well, this is the thanks we get for submitting ourselves to the will of the enemy.

A lot of short people wandering around over there. Isn't Mahmoud smaller than Tom Cruise?

I always liked that picture of him and that King Fahd or Faisal where they had the little shrimp standing on a box next to him.

re: #61 jcm

Kul. Everyday is casual day in Islamorama.

re: #62 Dianna

Because everyone's sorry that she is stuck with the name "Megawati."

But she's happy she glows!

Lovely lady...in a 7th century sort of way.

The Empress Palpadinejad?

re: #67 Occasional Reader

I've always thought it ridiculous.

O/T

I have an opportunity to go see Obama this weekend. Should I go or should I stay. ay ay ay.

I need a McCain 08 shirt and some body guards.

re: #70 Sharmuta

Wow- this woman's life must be hell enough as it is. Must we add to the misogyny that is islam by making fun of her?

You really think she's permitted on the internet to read what people think about her or her husband?

re: #46 MandyManners

I still don't get why he refuses to wear a tie.

He'll wear one at his necktie party.

re: #75 MJ

Lovely lady...in a 7th century sort of way.

Rotating title nominee.

this is exactly the treatment I would want for Ach's wife. We should be glad she is in a bag....now we must work to get Ach in one.

re: #70 Sharmuta

Wow- this woman's life must be hell enough as it is. Must we add to the misogyny that is islam by making fun of her?

she has been reduced to a nonentity by islam. it really is sad.
i see her as a victim. she seems almost like an after thought in the photo.

re: #44 Sharmuta

It is sad to see.

re: #82 WrathofG-d

this is exactly the treatment I would want for Ach's wife. We should be glad she is in a bag....now we must work to get Ach in one.

as in body bag - right?

re: #78 Eowyn2

O/T

I have an opportunity to go see Obama this weekend. Should I go or should I stay. ay ay ay.

I need a McCain 08 shirt and some body guards.

Yes - go and take pics of the Obamatons. And an mp-3 recorder.

re: #79 ec marm

You really think that making fun of her looks or situation isn't misogynistic?

Personal slave. It's wrong to mock her. What choice does she have?

re: #64 Occasional Reader

I really do wonder about that. Rickets must be endemic among women in these countries.

there is becoming a problem with Muslim women and rickets in the UK.

re: #85 turn

I would prefer that instead Ach see the errors of his ways and have a change of heart. But yes, in a bodybag is what I meant.

re: #78 Eowyn2

Go and ask a polite but pointed question. Watch him stammer. Then say, "Thank you, Senator Obama."

With any sort of luck, it will make YouTube.

re: #78 Eowyn2

O/T

I have an opportunity to go see Obama this weekend. Should I go or should I stay. ay ay ay.

I need a McCain 08 shirt and some body guards.

GO! And take pics of all fainting Obmamamites and bring them here for us to feast upon.

re: #87 Sharmuta

You really think that making fun of her looks or situation isn't misogynistic?

Answer my question first?

re: #79 ec marm

You really think she's permitted on the internet to read what people think about her or her husband?

nice pic.

Funny, but I saw the original photo making the rounds a lot of places today without giving LGF credit.

/common courtesy, folks...

re: #93 ec marm

No.

re: #63 Consumer

Because they consider it a Western cultural icon...

And blazers aren't?

re: #44 Sharmuta

Every time I see a woman that far gone down the path of submission- I feel sad. Bland, colorless, shapeless, formless, oppressed, loveless, joyless- what life for a woman is islam, where purdah walls drape your body daily? Sad. Just sad.

She may not have a clitoris anymore, either, though I believe the Persians are a little more enlightened in that regard than the arab and african muslims.

re: #80 Alouette

He'll wear one at his necktie party.

It won't be silk.

If the Islamic fighters women like this pinned up in thier foxholes, the they are in worse shape than they realize.

re: #64 Occasional Reader

I really do wonder about that. Rickets must be endemic among women in these countries.

It is a big problem there in fact

re: #90 WrathofG-d

Me too, but good luck to that.

First thing that popped into my head...

Given that he's a midget...geez she's short.

re: #91 Dianna

Go and ask a polite but pointed question. Watch him stammer. Then say, "Thank you, Senator Obama."

With any sort of luck, it will make YouTube.

no, I think he'll be in the parade with our illustrious senators.
All i need is a key to mom's house so I have a place to stay.

Are we discussing the burqa on LGF again. If so, when I get back from lunch I fully intend on defending its use, as long as her wearing it is voluntary.

grim

She's got leather on underneath.

So - is the lady in orange a state leader or did the guy with the pill-box hat have the audacity to let his wife stand in the front row?

re: #105 WrathofG-d

Are we discussing the burqa on LGF again. If so, when I get back from lunch I fully intend on defending its use, as long as her wearing it is voluntary.

Yes, it's a choice. It's a choice to wear it or die.

re: #107 Ben Hur

She's got leather on underneath.

And spikes.

I wonder what poor, deluded Ahmadinejad is thinking?
Here he is posed next to apostates from the ''true Islam!" (Whatever THAT is)
The man has a TIE on the the woman is exposing her HAIR RAYS!
With ''allies" like these he can only hope that hidden imam is n;t looking on and seeing his terrible sin of joining forces with ones who have strayed so far from ''the way.''

re: #87 Sharmuta

You really think that making fun of her looks or situation isn't misogynistic?

Are you going to answer me now, ec?

re: #92 NoSubmission

Okay, I'll pick up a digital camera and send you the film as I cant upload on this computer. Thats if security let me catch the swooning masses.

I dont expect many swooning masses. He's not really all that popular.

BUT, he may bring his people in the bus. I know he brought a bunch up from CO and CA the last couple of times he was here.

grim tent

re: #75 MJ

Lovely lady...in a 7th century sort of way.

Gives new (or very, very old) meaning to the phrase "I'd hit it."

Who's the slut in the gold outfit? She's flashing her hands.

re: #70 Sharmuta

Wow- this woman's life must be hell enough as it is. Must we add to the misogyny that is islam by making fun of her?

Ironically the effect is to stand out in a crowd, not to recede into the background.

I wrote a blogpost about it, called Take the Veil.

And here's a snapshot I took of an Islamic lady wearing her little niqab getup in the South Florida heat.

I feel sorry, but the sentiment is cognisant that they even in the land of liberty, they feel unable or unwilling to shake off their own shackles.

... she's also his sister....

re: #101 kuffarharbi

It is a big problem there in fact

Yeah - but hey, they're only women!

Since ROPers have no problem with FGM, why should they worry about a little thing like rickets?

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This whole thing makes me sick to the bottom of my soul.

re: #117 vbspurs

I've seen them in full chadors in sweltering heat. Terrible.

re: #96 Sharmuta

No.

Thanks. Okay, to answer your question, I personally would not make such a comment about the woman. I perceive her to be a victim of islam. But I remember when I was a coke bottle thick glasses wearing geek in high school who wore basically the same unfashionable clothes day after day. Until I began to be a subject of ridicule. I didn't like it. The criticism was painful, but true. I sought to change, and achieved it.

re: #62 Dianna

Because everyone's sorry that she is stuck with the name "Megawati."

I will always remember that name.

I was living in Israel when she was elected and saw the vote count on TV.

WHenver a ballot was pulled out, the speaker would yell out the name,
MEGAWATIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII! and hold the "eeeee" for longer than one would think necessary.

charles, you should photoshop these and put a lady in a bikini's body over her bag.

re: #121 ec marm

She doesn't have that choice.

She looks like she could be his sister.

You think she likes him?

re: #104 Eowyn2

Oh, well. I wouldn't bother, then.

re: #126 DeathtotheSwiss

You think she likes him?

No.

grim tent meet up

re: #46 MandyManners

I still don't get why he refuses to wear a tie.

Because when you tie the knot you are making a cross. I kid you not.

Hubba, hubba!

re: #120 Sharmuta

I've seen them in full chadors in sweltering heat. Terrible.

But they go commando......

re: #126 DeathtotheSwiss

No, hell, no

"I AM GRIM"

Their children must look like Marty Feldman.

[Link: www.worth1000.com...]

re: #21 Dustyvet

Bet he or she is all over him like a cheap suit at night...:)

But he already wears a cheap suit!

re: #135 Purple Prose

Their children must look like Marty Feldman.

[Link: www.worth1000.com...]

Linky no worky

/damn your eyes!

"WE ARE BEING RIPED OFF BY MS GRIM IN A TENT"

UN: Hizbullah isn't rearming

re: #72 JammieWearingFool

A lot of short people wandering around over there. Isn't Mahmoud smaller than Tom Cruise?

It's not the size that counts, it's the moustache.

re: #132 jcm

I don't think that's funny, if you were trying to joke with me. I don't find humor in purdah.

re: #125 vapig

She looks like she could be his sister.

She's his sister...she's his mother...she's his sister and his mother...[channeling Chinatown]

re: #113 Eowyn2

Okay, I'll pick up a digital camera and send you the film as I cant upload on this computer. Thats if security let me catch the swooning masses.

I dont expect many swooning masses. He's not really all that popular.

BUT, he may bring his people in the bus. I know he brought a bunch up from CO and CA the last couple of times he was here.

I'm not sure how that will work with the camera. Email me.

AND he's bringing a BUS? Holy crapola, GET OUTTA THE WAY!

re: #119 yma o hyd

Yeah - but hey, they're only women!

Since ROPers have no problem with FGM, why should they worry about a little thing like rickets?

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This whole thing makes me sick to the bottom of my soul.

The scientific consensus...for what it's worth...is that the rickets problem in the ME is due to genetic and environmental factors. Of course, they fail to notice the religious factor. I think after 1400 years of covering up and sunlight deprivation, the genetic pool would be somewhat affected.

re: #105 WrathofG-d

I have an irrational hatred of those bags, so I'll just have to ignore your arguments in favor.

No wonder he's always so mad. She's ugly.

re: #126 DeathtotheSwiss

You think she likes him?

"Oh Mahmoud, tell me again how you will wipe the evil Jews from this world . . You know how it makes my heart race, my cheeks flush, and my burqa soggy. I love you, my champion!"

re: #139 Ben Hur

UN: Hizbullah isn't rearming

Beyond a joke - security counsel knows but has to respond only to reports submitted to the body.

wow. so he's married to the "Ghost of Christmas yet to come"

i'm not the mahdi I used to be, I'm not the mahdi I used to be...

re: #139 Ben Hur

UN: Hizbullah isn't rearming

"That's what they told us when they handed us all that cash!"

photo shoot at the Pres. of Iran's house..

"thats it, one more fold of the burka there""

"thats good, now that nose,, loose it behind the scarf hon""

re: #105 WrathofG-d

Are we discussing the burqa on LGF again. If so, when I get back from lunch I fully intend on defending its use, as long as her wearing it is voluntary.

aaahahahahaha... yer killin' me.

re: #124 Sharmuta

She doesn't have that choice.

If half the population of the Islamic Republic of Iran began to fight back against the oppression, she would have the choice.
The oppression of women in islam is a form of slavery. Historically there have been more than a few instances of slaves fighting back and freeing themselves.
Hypothetical question:
Which do you think would be more likely to inspire the sort of anger in a slave, picking cotton in a field, that he/she would want to fight for her freedom?
1. Being openly mocked
2. Being pitied

re: #122 Ben Hur

WHenver a ballot was pulled out, the speaker would yell out the name,
MEGAWATIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I! and hold the "eeeee" for longer than one would think necessary.

Here's my chance to say I really really hate when Arab-speakers over-emphasise the -il in "Israil".

Eeeeeeeeeeeel. Ugh. It just sounds evil and quite apart from the fact that's how its pronounced anyway, I think that's why they do it.

Dinnerjacket is a teeny-tiny man, only 5'2"... notice how the wifey is shorter than he is.

Prince Charles has saved the Earth.

re: #146 Ward Cleaver

Stop it!

re: #139 Ben Hur

UN: Hizbullah isn't rearming

Course not - htey only want to play!

Quote from that link:
"A UN source told Ynet in response to the report that several incidents which have taken place in recent weeks prove that southern Lebanon is not free of arms. The source said everyone is aware of this reality, yet the UN cannot admit that Israel's claims are true, as this would show the UN has failed."

So the UN effing well knows ...
Remember this well, for the next war.

re: #141 Sharmuta

I don't think that's funny, if you were trying to joke with me. I don't find humor in purdah.

My apologizes.

re: #155 irish rose

Dinnerjacket is a teeny-tiny man, only 5'2"... notice how the wifey is shorter than he is.

I'm sure the match-maker had that in mind.

re: #46 MandyManners

I still don't get why he refuses to wear a tie.

I believe because it looks like a cross.

re: #156 Ben Hur

Prince Charles has saved the Earth.

Until Britain learns how to make wine someone will buy.

re: #49 vbspurs

That's Indonesian President Megawati Sukarnoputri on the right, no?

Why is she allowed to be kitted out (comparatively) like a two-dollar whore during Welcome The Fleet night and not Mrs. DinnerJacket?

Hey, she's got some serious big hair going on there.

re: #155 irish rose

Dinnerjacket is a teeny-tiny man, only 5'2"... notice how the wifey is shorter than he is.

Dictators are often short. Napoleon? Mussolini? Any more?

re: #134 taxfreekiller

"I AM GRIM"

I see you more as an Egil Skallagrimson, myself.

re: #153 ec marm

But we already covered the point that she's not reading LGF. Sorry, but mocking a woman for her looks is misogynistic.

I don't think the female iranian revolution will be coming from her anyways- look to the youth. She's too far gone down the path of submission, and I pity her.

re: #117 vbspurs

Ironically the effect is to stand out in a crowd, not to recede into the background.

I wrote a blogpost about it, called Take the Veil.

And here's a snapshot I took of an Islamic lady wearing her little niqab getup in the South Florida heat.

I feel sorry, but the sentiment is cognisant that they even in the land of liberty, they feel unable or unwilling to shake off their own shackles.

unable. honor murders.

re: #77 Dianna

I've always thought it ridiculous.

I am revolted by your negative attitude, your resistance to the name "Megawati". Watts a matta' with you? You should try to find inner calm; perhaps by chanting "Ohm".

re: #159 jcm

I know you're a decent guy, so I went easy on ya. ;)

re: #144 kuffarharbi

The scientific consensus...for what it's worth...is that the rickets problem in the ME is due to genetic and environmental factors. Of course, they fail to notice the religious factor. I think after 1400 years of covering up and sunlight deprivation, the genetic pool would be somewhat affected.

Yeah well - you'd have thought that they somehow made the connection, after all they were pretty clued up when breeding their horses ... but instead they probably think its either fate, or the fault of the women.

re: #137 jamgarr

Linky no worky

/damn your eyes!

[Link: i84.photobucket.com...]

re: #156 Ben Hur

Prince Charles has saved the Earth.

By marrying an even uglier woman?

re: #139 Ben Hur

That's referred to as wishful thinking.

Or, their feet are wet and they can see the pyramids, because they're knee-deep in de Nile.

re: #157 Sharmuta

Stop it!

Okay. I do kinda feel sorry for her. I wonder what her life was like before the mullahs took over in Iran?

So, women of lgf's, what do you think has happened to the mother instinct that should be gene coded in the women of Iran etal via the
evolutionary theory of Darwin, seems Darwin must not have studied the women of Islam back in the day.

re: #168 Occasional Reader

I am revolted by your negative attitude, your resistance to the name "Megawati". Watts a matta' with you? You should try to find inner calm; perhaps by chanting "Ohm".

I find your comments shocking.

re: #172 vbspurs

By marrying an even uglier woman?

Uh-oh.

re: #146 Ward Cleaver

No wonder he's always so mad. She's ugly.

like you can tell.

re: #171 Purple Prose

That's better!

re: #130 Opinionated

Because when you tie the knot you are making a cross. I kid you not.

Check out this new fatwa from Britain:

[Link: www.islamonline.com...]

We do not think it is permissible to buy and sell products, tools and things which have crosses on them, for two reasons:

1-

That is helping to spread the cross among people, which is not appropriate in Muslim countries, because it is the fabricated symbol of the Christians, which the Jew Paul introduced and made it one of the pillars of their faith.

2-

It is also contrary to the way of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him). ‘Aa’ishah (may Allaah be pleased with her) said: The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) did not leave anything in his house on which there were crosses but he erased them. Narrated by al-Bukhaari (5952).

Yoiks. It has a disturbing resemblance to Baghdad Bob...

I'm surprised he allowed her out of the house, and to get her photo taken in the first place.

The poor woman can't help her looks; and who knows, dressed in regular clothing (not a burqa) and makeup, she might be cute as a button. But she's kept covered and buried beneath yards of stifling fabric, only to be brought out and made to tag along and stand behind her mighty man, at his bidding.

The whole situation of women in muslim countries is just absolutely depressing to me. I thank God every day that I am here in America, and was not born into this oppressive, hateful, and misogynistic religion.

re: #46 MandyManners
I still don't get why he refuses to wear a tie.

With a wife like that it would be too much of a temptation to hang himself

re: #180 Diamond Bullet

I read somewhere that it is unIslamic to cross one's legs during prayer. No kidding.

re: #168 Occasional Reader

I am revolted by your negative attitude, your resistance to the name "Megawati". Watts a matta' with you? You should try to find inner calm; perhaps by chanting "Ohm".

Wow! You're really galvanized about this, aren't you?

re: #162 jamgarr

Until Britain learns how to make wine someone will buy.

We do make wine here in the British Isles, I'll have ye know!
And right tasty it is as well ...

re: #156 Ben Hur

But made it not worth living on. I have much better uses for wine that using it run a car.

re: #175 taxfreekiller

So, women of lgf's, what do you think has happened to the mother instinct that should be gene coded in the women of Iran etal via the
evolutionary theory of Darwin, seems Darwin must not have studied the women of Islam back in the day.

Women are just as misogynistic as men. Many women feel threatened by their own daughters. Don't know what Darwin has to do with it, but if you're really interested, I do have a book I could recommend.

re: #185 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

He's really amp'd up about it.

re: #176 Golem Akbar

I find your comments shocking.

Joule be sorry you said that.

re: #155 irish rose

Dinnerjacket is a teeny-tiny man, only 5'2"... notice how the wifey is shorter than he is.

Short men usually like to be seen with Amazonian supermodel type babes, as if to say, "I'm big where it really matters!"

re: #164 kuffarharbi

Dictators are often short. Napoleon? Mussolini? Any more?

Bush.

re: #130 Opinionated

Because when you tie the knot you are making a cross. I kid you not.

What idiot thought of that?

Between worrying about what tying a tie means and freaking out about dogs, Muslims have way too much time on their hands.

re: #167 Eowyn2

unable. honor murders.

In Shenandoah near Coconut Grove? This isn't Middlesborough you know! :P

re: #168 Occasional Reader

My capacitor has suffered a megawati overload.

re: #186 yma o hyd

We do make wine here in the British Isles, I'll have ye know!
And right tasty it is as well ...

I'm sure you do. It was just the whole "unsold wine biofuel" thing.

Islamic women seem to be in a reverse Darwin theory.

re: #186 yma o hyd

We do make wine here in the British Isles, I'll have ye know!
And right tasty it is as well ...

They produce a nice white wine in Kent....under glass

re: #180 Diamond Bullet

re: #130 Opinionated

Because when you tie the knot you are making a cross. I kid you not.

Check out this new fatwa from Britain:

[Link: [Link: www.islamonline.com...]...]

We do not think it is permissible to buy and sell products, tools and things which have crosses on them, for two reasons:

1-

That is helping to spread the cross among people, which is not appropriate in Muslim countries, because it is the fabricated symbol of the Christians, which the Jew Paul introduced and made it one of the pillars of their faith.

2-

It is also contrary to the way of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him). �Aa�is hah (may Allaah be pleased with her) said: The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) did not leave anything in his house on which there were crosses but he erased them. Narrated by al-Bukhaari (5952).

So all perpendicular lines are haram?

re: #191 Alouette

Short men usually like to be seen with Amazonian supermodel type babes, as if to say, "I'm big where it really matters!"

Like Kookcinich.

re: #105 WrathofG-d

Are we discussing the burqa on LGF again. If so, when I get back from lunch I fully intend on defending its use, as long as her wearing it is voluntary.

The line between voluntary and involuntary is tough to draw.
I think one key factor is whether the community at large can and will protect those who throw off the burka.

American law has always vigorously protected the right of nuns to throw off the habit and flee the monastery, the right of the Amish woman to toss out her cap and walk away from the farm, so to speak.

The problem w/ radical Islam is that we cannot (and sometimes will not) protect voluntary choices because the sect itself uses terrorism to enforce the burka and chases down apostates who leave the sect. Makes it a very iffy situation.
(Anyone afraid of marauding Amish and Benedictines chasing down their renegades?)

Should the burka be illegal then? Probably not, but........

I do think any state or local jurisdiction has the right to ban face coverings in certain public areas. In my county it is illegal to enter a convenience store with a ski mask, halloween mask, stocking mask, etc.........likewise w/ banks.
Westerners associate masks with secrecy and shiftiness. For good reason.

re: #164 kuffarharbi

Dictators are often short. Napoleon? Mussolini? Any more?

I am 4'11"

re: #190 Occasional Reader

Joule be sorry you said that.

You replied with lightning quickness...

re: #193 MandyManners

What idiot thought of that?

Between worrying about what tying a tie means and freaking out about dogs, Muslims have way too much time on their hands.

They certainly aren't wasting it writing poetry, building a better mousetrap, creating art and music, working to learn to live with their neighbors - boring stuff like that.

re: #191 Alouette

Short men usually like to be seen with Amazonian supermodel type babes

Actually, men in general don't mind being seen with Amazonian supermodel type babes. Really, we don't.

re: #166 Sharmuta

But we already covered the point that she's not reading LGF. Sorry, but mocking a woman for her looks is misogynistic.

But we can mock DinnerJacket for his height and looks? I'm sure that if someone searched the history you'd find thousands of derogatory comments about that ugly little critter.
Like I said, it would not be like me to make such a comment about her relative attractiveness, but there does seem to be a double standard.

re: #197 taxfreekiller

Islamic women seem to be in a reverse Darwin theory.

That's just islam as a whole.

re: #193 MandyManners

What idiot thought of that?

Between worrying about what tying a tie means and freaking out about dogs, Muslims have way too much time on their hands.

Are clip-ons haram, seeing as how you don't have to make a cross? Quick, someone askimam.com!

re: #174 Ward Cleaver

Okay. I do kinda feel sorry for her. I wonder what her life was like before the mullahs took over in Iran?

supposedly she met the dinner jacket at University (when women were still being well educated in Iran)

I watch shows with Sandra Bullock and she does "ugly" quite well. Its very possible that with contact lenses a little makeup and deburkad, the dinner jacket's wife may be rather normal looking if not a bit pretty.

re: #202 Alouette

I am 4'11"

Be afraid!

re: #188 Sharmuta

Women are just as misogynistic as men. Many women feel threatened by their own daughters. Don't know what Darwin has to do with it, but if you're really interested, I do have a book I could recommend.

Forget Darwin. See Freud, The Electra complex

[Link: en.wikipedia.org...]

re: #193 MandyManners

What idiot thought of that?

Between worrying about what tying a tie means and freaking out about dogs, Muslims have way too much time on their hands.

He'd look good in a Sicilian necktie.

I'm jus' sayin'.

re: #182 gop_patriot

I'm surprised he allowed her out of the house, and to get her photo taken in the first place.

The poor woman can't help her looks; and who knows, dressed in regular clothing (not a burqa) and makeup, she might be cute as a button. But she's kept covered and buried beneath yards of stifling fabric, only to be brought out and made to tag along and stand behind her mighty man, at his bidding.

The whole situation of women in muslim countries is just absolutely depressing to me. I thank God every day that I am here in America, and was not born into this oppressive, hateful, and misogynistic religion.

Exactly!
But there are stupid young women, not just here in Europe but probably in America as well, who see nothing wrong with falling in love and marrying a Muslim - not realising what awaits them, not realising that they thus become muslimas themselves.

re: #193 MandyManners

What idiot thought of that?

Between worrying about what tying a tie means and freaking out about dogs, Muslims have way too much time on their hands.

Shocker time!

In Israel, children don't use plus signs like you and me! (+)

They use little "T" so they don't make the Cross!

Also, You don't "raise your hand" to answer a question or signal your presence.

You raise your hand and point at the sky.

No Heiling in Israel, my friend.

EFFEN FASCISTS!

re: #212 Ward Cleaver

He'd look good in a Sicilian necktie.

I'm jus' sayin'.

Does that differ in any meaningful way from a Columbian necktie?

Love is blind.

re: #199 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

So all perpendicular lines are haram?

I would imagine the Taliban and al-Qaeda in Iraq have a particular objection to Predator drone crosshairs.

re: #145 Dianna

I have an irrational hatred of those bags, so I'll just have to ignore your arguments in favor.

They creep me out, too. For many reasons.

re: #193 MandyManners

What idiot thought of that?

Between worrying about what tying a tie means and freaking out about dogs, Muslims have way too much time on their hands.

Stone everyone who ties shoelaces.

re: #182 gop_patriot

I'm surprised he allowed her out of the house, and to get her photo taken in the first place.

The poor woman can't help her looks; and who knows, dressed in regular clothing (not a burqa) and makeup, she might be cute as a button. But she's kept covered and buried beneath yards of stifling fabric, only to be brought out and made to tag along and stand behind her mighty man, at his bidding.

The whole situation of women in muslim countries is just absolutely depressing to me. I thank God every day that I am here in America, and was not born into this oppressive, hateful, and misogynistic religion.

I cannot fathom women born and raised in civilization who convert to Islam. There must be some serious mental issues at play.

re: #215 Creeping Eruption

Does that differ in any meaningful way from a Columbian necktie?

Not if it involves sharp instruments.

Jew Paul?

The tranny?

Or the Jew SAUL who became Paul?

thing is even dogs and cats and other animals will take their young from a place of danger that they sense, why do these women have no evidence of the natural instinct to protect their children?

re: #164 kuffarharbi

Dictators are often short. Napoleon? Mussolini? Any more?

kim jong il 5"3

and to think my husband prefers me in miniskirts and heels....

re: #221 Ward Cleaver

Not if it involves sharp instruments.

. . and mis-aligned tongue

It's odd that the wife wears a shapeless Shi'ite black sack while Mr. Ahmadinejad (and the other men) wears a tailored Western-style suit. Apparently the Koran does not forbid men from dressing as they will.

re: #180 Diamond Bullet

I've started buying/wearing things with crosses on them more than ever lately. lol

And Israeli items, too. :)

��Aa�isha h (may Allaah be pleased with her) said: The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) did not leave anything in his house on which there were crosses but he erased them

That included her legs.

re: #208 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

Are clip-ons haram

Now that's getting into a whole, weird area, that I really don't think is appropriate for...

Oh, clip-ons. Sorry. Never mind.

I just read the "misogynistic" comments above.

Making fun of women for their looks isn't misogynistic. We women do it all the time.

What is really misogynistic is making a woman wear a carpet over her entire body in 120F heat.

OT:
SG-1 fans are saddened to learn that Don S. Davis who played General Hammond on the show, has passed away at age 65:

targate SG-1's Don S. Davis by Eike Schroter/Sci Fi Channel PhotoDon Sinclair Davis, an Army vet turned character actor best known to TV fans for his roles as Stargate SG-1's General George Hammond and Twin Peaks' Major Garland Briggs, died on Sunday of a heart attack. He was 65.

A family friend tells the Vancouver Sun that Davis — who called Gibsons, British Columbia, home — had dealt with heart problems for years, and suffered from diabetes.

Davis leaves behind his wife of five years, Ruby, and a son from a previous marriage. — Matt Mitovich

Before Jhimmah Carter, royal family.
I wish Charles would put this up as a 'before' and 'after' set of pictures.

re: #206 ec marm

She lives in a cult of misogyny, and we should heap more on her because people mock her husband's looks just so we're fair?

re: #224 bulwrk

kim jong il 5"3

I'm 5'7" and I'm the master of my own domain. [it's twu, it's twu]

re: #220 MandyManners

I cannot fathom women born and raised in civilization who convert to Islam. There must be some serious mental issues at play.

I am certainly glad for my 2 daughters, that they were born in a free, Western society. the whole treatment of women in other parts of the world (not all of course, just some) is really rather sad when you get down to it. very depressing.

re: #199 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey

symbol of the Christians, which the Jew Paul introduced and made it one of the pillars of their faith.

If they only used their obsession with Jews for good instead of evil!

re: #166 Sharmuta

But we already covered the point that she's not reading LGF. Sorry, but mocking a woman for her looks is misogynistic.

I don't think the female iranian revolution will be coming from her anyways- look to the youth. She's too far gone down the path of submission, and I pity her.

Mocking a woman for her looks is mean-spirited.
It is especially mean-spirited when there is nothing she can do about it.

Mocking women for their looks, but never men, would be misogynistic.

re: #204 Crimsonfisted

They certainly aren't wasting it writing poetry, building a better mousetrap, creating art and music, working to learn to live with their neighbors - boring stuff like that.

Hatred tends to drain the mind.

re: #231 vbspurs

Sorry- but it IS misogynistic for women to mock or deride other women for their looks.

re: #224 bulwrk

kim jong il 5"3

"Hans Brix? you're breakin' my barrs!"

The burka is more flattering to her than a pants suit is to Hillary.

re: #219 Opinionated

Stone everyone who ties shoelaces.

Islam, the religion of Velcro.

We mock the stature of pissant petty tyrants who threaten Armageddon when they self conscious about it.

Attila the Hun
Joe Pesci
Charles manson
Tom Cruise

all vertically challenged

re: #188 Sharmuta

Women are just as misogynistic as men. Many women feel threatened by their own daughters. Don't know what Darwin has to do with it, but if you're really interested, I do have a book I could recommend.

I'm always a little leary of women who set themselves up in competition with their daughters

re: #232 lawhawk

OT:
SG-1 fans are saddened to learn that Don S. Davis who played General Hammond on the show, has passed away at age 65:

That's a shame. He was also very good on The X-Files and Twin Peaks. He blended naturally into the role of playing US military officers; he just exuded that sort of professional calm.

I think women have a lot to learn about woman on woman misogyny. You want to know why women are where they are? Because we perpetuate it ourselves. Quit hating your sisters.

I'm done with this thread.

re: #240 Sharmuta

Sorry- but it IS misogynistic for women to mock or deride other women for their looks.

I respectfully disagree. It's about competition, and that is the most genuinely Darwinian argument in this whole thread.

First Bag Lady.... Loved it. So funny!

Good one Charles

re: #244 jcm

We mock the stature of pissant petty tyrants who threaten Armageddon when they self conscious about it.

That is a frickkin' hilarious photo.

Reminds me of a Monty Python sketch where they're filming a movie, and have various actors standing on boxes/in ditches.

re: #204 Crimsonfisted
music is harum

re: #247 Occasional Reader

That's a shame. He was also very good on The X-Files and Twin Peaks. He blended naturally into the role of playing US military officers; he just exuded that sort of professional calm.

I loved him as Major Briggs in Twin Peaks. Solid and upstanding with great integrity and an indomitable spirit.

re: #238 wolfie

Mocking a woman for her looks is mean-spirited.
It is especially mean-spirited when there is nothing she can do about it.

Mocking women for their looks, but never men, would be misogynistic.

Well said.

I would add, mean-spirited, and ignoble.

Wait a minute! He married the Grim Reaper's sister!

re: #70 Sharmuta

The thing is she probably feels quite superior and pious in those robes. According to Ayaan Hirsi Ali, when she was cloaked, that appeared to be the prevailing attitude. Superior and more pious than thou.

re: #252 Eowyn2

music is harum

Fun is harum...."Allah did not create man so that he could have fun. The aim of creation was for mankind to be put to the test through hardship and prayer. An Islamic regime must be serious in every field. There are no jokes in Islam. There is no humor in Islam. There is no fun in Islam. There can be no fun and joy in whatever is serious." -- Ayatollah Khomeini

re: #238 wolfie

Mocking a woman for her looks is mean-spirited.
It is especially mean-spirited when there is nothing she can do about it.

Mocking women for their looks, but never men, would be misogynistic.

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Iran seems to be getting on with an internal
self-inflicted final solution of themselves.

Holy Mackerel! It must be hotter than Hades in there.

re: #248 Sharmuta

I'm done with this thread.

Sharmuta, I enjoy your posts, and have for years when I lurked.

But one day you must explain to us how you can call yourself "Sharmuta" (which is an extreme vulgarity in Arabic, which means bitch/whore/slut) and still talk of misogyny.

I'd be interested in your rationale.

re: #256 Wilderstad

The thing is she probably feels quite superior and pious in those robes. According to Ayaan Hirsi Ali, when she was cloaked, that appeared to be the prevailing attitude. Superior and more pious than thou.

Amen. They do - I cannot get to the link from here, but Yvonne Ridley wrote that very thing. She is SUPERIOR to us in her robes.

Robes. What, does that make her Hermione Granger or something?

re: #257 jcm

Fun is harum...."Allah did not create man so that he could have fun. The aim of creation was for mankind to be put to the test through hardship and prayer. An Islamic regime must be serious in every field. There are no jokes in Islam. There is no humor in Islam. There is no fun in Islam. There can be no fun and joy in whatever is serious." -- Ayatollah Khomeini

Khomeini was a Methodist?

re: #232 lawhawk

Oh, I am sorry to read that!

re: #244 jcm

We mock the stature of pissant petty tyrants who threaten Armageddon when they self conscious about it.

Thanks for posting that! I'd lost my bookmark to it.

re: #258 MandyManners

You rest my case! :D

Equal opportunity mockery!

I could be taller.