one Democrat rediscovers his spine, buried under mounds of doughy flesh
| By aschill - Nov 17th, 2005 at 5:44 pm EST |
| Also listed in: Campus Progress Blog |
um...better late than never, I guess, for criticism of Iraq war rationale, execution, and strategy (or lack thereof) from the likes of Rep John Murtha (D-PA). He said today that the Iraq campaign is "a flawed policy wrapped in illusion" and called for immediate troop withdrawl (I almost typed truth withdrawl, which is in fact what I am going through after 6 years of this administration) after being all gung-ho three years ago.
good thing I have this time machine to take us back to 2002...when plenty of other people forsaw that revelation- oh. right.
But really, the important thing is- damn, that man is jowly. I cannot for the life of me think of the right side-by-side, but oh please please, someone think of the proper pasty, wrinkly, jowly cartoon character with beady dark eyes. Literary characters are easy- he's clearly Drummle, aka Spider, from Great Expectations. But what cartoon character is he??? this will drive me nuts.
good thing I have this time machine to take us back to 2002...when plenty of other people forsaw that revelation- oh. right.
But really, the important thing is- damn, that man is jowly. I cannot for the life of me think of the right side-by-side, but oh please please, someone think of the proper pasty, wrinkly, jowly cartoon character with beady dark eyes. Literary characters are easy- he's clearly Drummle, aka Spider, from Great Expectations. But what cartoon character is he??? this will drive me nuts.
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Clearly, it is the pastiness that is of most importance. And in such a case, the relevant cartoon charachter is Wendell from The Simpsons.
I expect better from you, Amy. But for now, I'll accept an apology IF you accept that pastiness, not jowliness, is king. Admit it, damnit!
PASTINESS 4 LIFE