This was at IOTW For those who remember "Hello Mother, hello father" My Son, The Dirtbag Home - by BigFurHat - November 14, 2011 - 13:30 America/New_York - Iowahawk- Hello Faddah Hello Mama I’m Occupying Camp Obama I’m protesting Wall Street grabbings And trying to avoid the hobo stabbings On my iPhone With my last tweet I down-twinkled Jews on Wall Street Please don’t worry About psychosis ‘Cause my Guy Fawkes mask repels tuberculosis We are saving This whole nation With some squad car Defecation We went marching in Zucotti And got applauded by the Nazi Party There’s a raping Every day now Some are straight and Some are gay now Latest outbreak Dysentery In the food tent over by the Ben & Jerry’s Taaaake me home Oh Dad and Mama Taaaake me home From Camp Obama Don’t leave me Out in the plaza scent Made by The 99 percent Cosign loans Oh Dad and Mama Don’t make groans Oh Dad and Mama ‘Cause Van Jones Assures me that it’s cool For me To go to graduate schooooool Just a minute Dad and Mama Got a message From Obama He doesn’t like the way we’re livin’ So our student loans are hereby all forgiven No more worries No more bothers All thanks to our Founding fathers Our dear leaders won’t let me fail Dear Mom and Dad please disregard this email
A Poem This was at IOTW Home - by BigFurHat - November 16, 2011 - 16:00 America/New_York - 2 Comments Lazy I’m fainéant, I’m indolent, I’m otiose and slow: According to the President, It started long ago. I’m futile and superfluous, A shiftless kind of guy; I often marvel at the way I manage to get by. But when I’m called a lazybones By people who are paid Their salary from my weekly check, I feel downright betrayed. For even though I do not golf A dozen rounds a week, I often exercise a bit, Despite his harsh critique. Perhaps he thinks a little scorn Would do my body good, And get me off my La-Z-Boy, The way he knows I should. But I can promise he and his That I will find a way, To exercise my right to vote The next election day. For neither rain nor snow nor sleet Nor hurricanes nor drought, Will keep me from a little walk To vote Obama out. - The Bard of Murdock
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:!: The latest stories about Obama being gay. These stories go all the way back to when he was a student at Occidental College and what's most interesting; they're the only existing tales of him ever dating anyone... http://fellowshipofminds.wordpress.com/2011/11/16/why-is-obamas-body-man-reggie-love-leaving/
What alwasy gets me about this "man behind the curtain" is that there are never any references to his childhood or early life. No old friends or classmates, old girlfriends. No anecdotes. Its as if he appeared out of the mist about ten years ago.
He's the first president in almost 100 years not to release his school grades. What's he hiding? By his own admission, he took drugs and didn't take school seriously as a boy. How does that get you into Occidental College, Columbia University and Harvard Law School? How did he get on the Harvard Law Review? In the entire history of the Harvard Law Review, only ONE student who was on there failed to publish anything: Barack Obama. Who paid for all of these very expensive colleges? Enquiring minds want to know... :twisted:
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BTW- Occupy hackers are now releasing personal info on police around the country for revenge... Washington Times Computer hackers are avenging the Occupy movement by exposing the personal information of police officers who evicted protesters and threatening family-values advocates who led a boycott of an American Muslim television show. In three Internet postings last week, hackers from the loose online coalition called Anonymous published the email and physical addresses, phone numbers and, in some cases, salary details of thousands of law enforcement officers all over the country. The hackers said they were retaliating for police violence during evictions of Occupy protest camps in cities around the country, but law enforcement advocates slammed the disclosures as dangerous. “I hope the individuals behind these cyberattacks understand the consequences of what they are doing,” said John Adler, president of the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association. “There are very dangerous criminals out there who might seek retribution” against any of these police officers.