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The first female kicker to try out for the NFL lasted 2 kicks for a total of 30 yards.
Sorta the sports equivalent of an Obama stimulus program.
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for years I told people I was asexual because I thought it meant “The best sexual”
— Steve Murray (@NPsteve) March 11, 2013
I got the monkey off my back but now it’s attacking my face.
— Jon Friedman (@friedmanjon) March 11, 2013
Between the sugary drink ban being overturned and Hugo Chavez dying, it’s been a tough six days for billionaire dictators.
— Tim Siedell (@badbanana) March 11, 2013
“How dare the courts rule my soda policy arbitrary and capricious? It’s merely nonsensical and random.”–Mayor Bloomberg
— Kyle Smith (@rkylesmith) March 11, 2013
Whenever I see an empty motorcycle sidecar, I pause and say a prayer for what I assume is someone’s dead orangutan.
— Jason Miller (@longwall26) March 11, 2013
A new study shows China will overtake the United States as the world’s biggest luxury car market as early as 2016.
At least until Obama redefines “luxury” as “runs on batteries”.
In care you were thinking there was any actual balance to Obama’s “balanced approach,” he wants to dispel you of that notion as Obama has said he has no intentions of balancing the budget. Then why does he even want to raise taxes if he doesn’t seem to care how much debt we get? I guess it’s that the more money in people’s pockets, the more freedom they have, and thinking of people having lots of freedom make Obama break out in hives.
Works like this: I feed you Moon Nukers a straight line, and you hit me with a punch line in the comments.
The funniest thing Obama said at the Gridiron Club Press Dinner…
So, Bloomberg’s soda ban got struck down by a judge who called it “arbitrary and capricious.” I’m not sure Bloomberg understood that as a criticism. Don’t the left think politicians entire job is inflicting, arbitrary capricious ideas on the public? Like look at Obamacare; it’s just some arbitrary garbage hacked together no one even fully understands and now I’m going to have to pay more at one of my favorite restaurants.
The infuriating thing is that these politicians never suffer any consequences for their idiocy. What we really need to do is start inflicting arbitrary, capricious ideas on them. And that would actually make sense as they are our servants and we can tell them to do whatever — not the other way around. So if we want Bloomberg to have to sing and dance the Lollipop Guild song on request, then he must. And if we decide a president is never allowed to golf, then Obama must stay off the golf course or be tasered. And if you want us to leave you alone, you leave us alone. Deal?
Idea: A reality show where people compete to see who is better at punching each other.
No, not boxing; I don’t want the outcomes to be staged.
If I were a NYC business, I’d switch the medium soda to being 17ozs from now on. Because freedom.
Do we need to send the national guard into NYC to protect people getting Big Gulps?
The reason for that law is that if more than 16oz of sugary soda is poured on Mayor Bloomberg, he’ll melt.
Bloomberg is prepared for this. He never thought arbitrarily trampling people’s rights would be easy.
It would be nice if once Obama suffered consequences from his own stupidity.
There should be a huge, punitive tax for voting for politicians who support more taxes.
Seeing how asinine some elected officials are, you have to take every idiot running for higher office seriously.
Nixon sounded like a horrible president. Created the EPA. Wanted a handgun ban. And… I forget the third thing.
Someone needs to trick Bloomberg into saying his name backwards to send him back to his own dimension.
Or is the way to beat Bloomberg to guess his real name within three days of him passing a law?
I write silly stuff because I started when I was 23 and it just felt silly lecturing people at that age. Still feel that way at 33. But less so.
Oh, but when I’m 60, get ready for some major lectures!
How can Ashley Judd be a senator if she can’t even stop bees from stinging her face?
We need to stop this endless war and stick to secretly assassinating all dictators. Make it look like God smote them or something.
Ashley Judd is going to star in a movie where a woman becomes a U.S. Senator. Only in Hollywood! “Nothing in the Constitution says the Senator has to be a man.”
I don’t know if Ashley Judd has the fire in the belly to run for office, but she certainly has the puffiness in the face.
McConnell 2014: “If his face was puffy, he’d tell you why.”
No worries of Mitch McConnell embarrassing his state with a nude scene; he always wears cutoffs, even in the shower. #NeverNude
I’m scientifically proven to be funny. If you don’t find me funny, 98% of the time that’s because of a brain tumor.
Ashley Judd will do nude scenes, but only if the debate questions require it.
Where I come from, we’ve a word for women who take off their clothes for money: actress. Guess it’s same word, but connotation is different.
Are there actually any congressmen in real life as smart and as competent as Frank Underwood?
In prehistoric times, Chihuahuas were the size of bears.
Keln of Nuking Politics picked his favorite punchlines to “The White House announced its new drones will be able to…”
Click here to see if you made the cut.
If you did, you should probably email him about becoming a guest blogger there.
If you didn’t, he’s got another straight line for you to practice on.
Keep trying. No one likes a quitter.