I don’t know if anyone else has noticed this. but someone named Ed is messing with the comments.
For instance I made a comment the other day on one of the Ronin Profile posts.
My comment:

This feature needs a graphic.

made sense, expressing what I recognized as a need of a graphic for the feature (which it lacked).
Then a few moments later, my comment was changed and said this.

This feature needs a graphic.
[So’s your FACE! Ed.]

Anybody know what’s going on? It seems to be getting worse. Furthermore, I don’t even know an Ed.

Over at the Daily Kos, they like to pretend they support the troops while only referring to them with patronizing terms such as “children,” but you barely have to scratch them to reveal they truly hate the military and anyone in it. Look at the virtual orgasm of the Kwazy Kos Kids in reaction to this post where someone calls our military “morally retarded” and refers to their “fat whining families.” The author, who used to be on SNL, even insults in the comments a mother who lost a son in Iraq. This all days after YearlyKos lost Jet Blue as a sponsor when O’Reilly labeled it a hate site because it’s… well… a site full of hate.
Apparently, this has been a bit of wake of call to Kos who, after already banning Truther talk, wants to stop the new conspiracy theories about an oncoming dictatorship (real problems are a bit too much for Kwazy Kos Kids to focus on). The questions is, if Kos gets rid of the haters and the loons, will he have anyone left?
This would all be silly entertainment if it weren’t for the fact that the Democratic presidential candidates are actually going to YearlyKos to kiss the unwiped bums of these weirdos. If someone can’t even stand up to these freaks, does he or she really have the mettle to be president?

When I say “Nuke the Moon,” I am referring only to Earth’s moon (a.k.a., the Moon). I am not referring to any other moon, as nuking them would be pointless since they aren’t as readily visible as our moon. So, don’t any of you start chanting “Nuke Frank,” because that’s not funny.
BTW, did you know that Saturn’s rings have an atmosphere? I wonder if we could live there. That would be something.

PERSON 1: So where do you live?
PERSON 2: Saturn’s rings.
PERSON 1: …
PERSON 1: Do you get mail service there?
PERSON 2: Well… every few decades they send by a probe.

Mary Katharine (Suparstar!) Ham has her best HamNation yet exposing just how terminally unserious the Democrats are. It’s hard to give it justice in words; go watch it.

I enjoyed it. Immensely.
It seemed it would be a high feat to meet the anticipation for this book, but I felt it succeeded.
There seems to be a tendency to overanalyze the series due to its huge popularity, but the fact is the seven books are good stories with no more aspirations than to be good stories. I’m sure someone could pick apart the writing and plots to death if so inclined, but that’s missing the forest for the trees. There was an entertaining plot, characters I cared about, promotion of good values everyone believe in (courage, primarily), and then the x-factor that’s the indefinable quality Rowling brought to it all.
I’m sorry to see it all end, but then again, I now have the complete series to one day read to my children. That I look forward to.

JUDGE: You’ve raped, murdered, robbed, and burned down orphanages, but finally you’ve been brought to face justice, you piece of scum. What do you have to say for yourself?
DEFENDANT: No speak English.
JUDGE: Oh. Then run along, you scamp!

I’ve finally added an About IMAO page. It’s nothing special for those who know the site, but it should be helpful to new people who come to IMAO and are like, “What the hell is this?”

So, anyone know any politics worth making fun of today?

This is a pre-scheduled post to tell you I was up late last night finishing the Harry Potter book, but I’ll be getting my lazy butt up soon and finding what happened in the world outside while my mind was elsewhere this weekend.
Also, expect a new IMAO Condensed today.