Archive of entries posted on 6th September 2013
Obama Was Right!
Keeping the Streets Safe!
The city of Newark, NJ held a TOY gun buyback last week.
It’s a good start, but they really need to collect all those sticks that kids can point with and say “bang”.
Obama’s “Forward!” Slogan: Clarified
Link of the Day: Brilliant Time Magazine Cover Parody
[High Praise! to Les of Nuking Politics]
You won’t get the parody without seeing the original cover, and Les has both, so I’m sending you over there to take a look.
[Think you have a link that’s IMAO-worthy? Send it to harvolson@gmail.com. If I use your link, you will receive High Praise! (assuming you remember to put your name in the email)]
Wisdom of the Day: Inflation Limbaugh Gaming Celebrities Cell Kaboom
inflation is stupid and bad, but that’s just my five cents
— Ben Aflac (@PajamaBen_) September 5, 2013
Rush Limbaugh is publishing a children's book. Hopefully it's called "James and the Giant Impeachment Hearing."
— CC:Indecision (@indecision) September 5, 2013
People have sacrificed thousands of man hours bringing you the most advanced gaming possible and you idiots play Candy Crush.
— noog (@noogscorner) September 5, 2013
Celebrities: They're Just Like Us! Except you, Mable. Celebrities are nothing like you. Put down the magazine and go.
— Sean Thomason (@TheThomason) September 5, 2013
If your daughter owns a cell phone at 12 years old she is going to grow up to be a stripper.
— Will Kane (@3rdand10) September 5, 2013
#Kaboom is to cereals what Spencer's Gifts is to Christmas presents. When you want to let someone know even the thought doesn't count.
— The_One_Who_Brings (@AceofSpadesHQ) September 5, 2013
Higher Frequency
A new report shows that single men only change their bed sheets four times per year.
Pick it up, guys. Try doing it at least every time a new Obama scandal breaks.
Obama Warned Us – War on Terror
I refuse to be lectured on national security by people who are responsible for the most disastrous set of foreign policy decisions in the recent history of the United States. The other side likes to use 9/11 as a political bludgeon. Well, let’s talk about 9/11. The people who were responsible for murdering 3,000 Americans on 9/11 have not been brought to justice. They are Osama bin Laden, al Qaeda and their sponsors – the Taliban. They were in Afghanistan. And yet George Bush and John McCain decided in 2002 that we should take our eye off of Afghanistan so that we could invade and occupy a country that had absolutely nothing to do with 9/11. The case for war in Iraq was so thin that George Bush and John McCain had to hype the threat of Saddam Hussein, and make false promises that we’d be greeted as liberators. They misled the American people, and took us into a misguided war. Here are the results of their policy. Osama bin Laden and his top leadership – the people who murdered 3000 Americans – have a safe-haven in northwest Pakistan, where they operate with such freedom of action that they can still put out hate-filled audiotapes to the outside world. That’s the result of the Bush-McCain approach to the war on terrorism.
BARACK OBAMA, speech, Jun. 18, 2008
“Now we can finally get the REAL culprit behind 9/11 – Syria – and stop those hate-filled audio tapes once and for all!”
Cereals of Yesteryear
This post by Ace on the cereal Kaboom is one of the best blog posts I have ever read. A masterpiece. I had never even heard of that cereal before, but you can just feel the raw emotion in the writing. Now in some way Kaboom haunts me too.
My mom didn’t let us kids eat sugary cereal. She like cared for us and wanted us to be healthy or something. It was awful. Have you ever eaten a plain bowl of Cheerios? It’s bland and tasteless. Might as well have broccoli in milk.
Oh, how I envied the kids you got to eat Cocoa Puffs and Froot Loops. Sure, all those kids are now morbidly obese or dead, but at breakfast they were kings.
You’ve Been Judged!
Anonymiss of Nuking Politics picked her favorite punchlines to “It’s Come Out That the NSA Spied on Mexico’s President. They Learned…”
Click here to see if you made the cut.
If you did, you should probably email Keln about becoming a guest blogger there.
If you didn’t, Anonymiss has got another straight line for you to practice on.
Keep trying. No one likes a quitter.
Straight Line of the Day: In Atlanta, a Woman Claimed her E-Cigarette Exploded and Shot Flames Across the Room. Also Revealed to Be a Dangerously Defective Product…
Works like this: I feed you Moon Nukers a straight line, and you hit me with a punch line in the comments.
In Atlanta, a woman claimed her E-cigarette exploded and shot flames across the room. Also revealed to be a dangerously defective product…
Frank’s Desired New iPhone Features
So Apple is supposed to reveal details about the new iPhone soon. Maybe it’s a little late, but I have a lot of requested features for a new iPhone:
FRANK’S DESIRED NEW iPHONE FEATURES
* Kind of like with Airplane Mode, could there be a mode on the phone where it stops spying on me for the government for when I quickly need to do some illegal things?
* With all the neat new feature, I keep thinking each new iPhone will finally bring some meaning to my life when I purchase it, but so far no luck. Can you make this one finally stop me from feeling empty inside?
* Could you get rid of the image of an apple with a bite taken out of it they put on each one? Having some filthy, hobo-bitten piece of fruit on my phone makes me think the phone is covered in germs our maybe has worms inside it.
* I want it smaller, but I also want the screen bigger. So you could make it both smaller and bigger? You can mess with physics to do it if you want; I don’t care.
* Could you work a little harder this time to make sure there isn’t the blood of exploited Chinese workers on them before you ship them?
* Can Siri pop in and warn me when my family is about to do an intervention about my obsessions with Candy Crush so I can get out of the house? Those are really delaying my progress in that game.
* Could it constantly assure me there’s a point to owning both an iPhone and an iPad so I stop feeling stupid?
* The employees at the Apple Store are too happy and it creeps me out. Do some mass firings.
* Could you tell Siri to stop making fun of my nose?
* The iPhone is good at consolidated what you have to carry with you. I mean, I used to have to carry a separate phone, camera, GPS device, condensed encyclopedia, and irate birds all shoved into my pockets. It was crazy; “Little Jimmy Pockets” they used to call me. But now, I just have the iPhone, but there are still some other stuff I have to carry separate than the iPhone like my keys, breath mints, and a gun. So can you add features to the iPhone to start my car, get rid of breath stink, and kill people?
* Can you keep me from dropping it? Like maybe have a string on it that ties to my wrist. Or you could just pin it to my jacket next to my mittens?
* I’m very afraid of Somali pirates. Can the iPhone warn me when I’m sailing too close to Somalia?
* Is there anyone you could finally have it run the Android operating system instead of that stupid proprietary one you use?
* Can tech support be more helpful when the ghost of Steve Jobs is trying to kill me?
* How about it just self-destructs as soon as a new iPhone is announced so I no longer have an internal debate on whether or not to upgrade.
* Get rid of that thing where the iPhone makes a loud noise and then someone tries to talk to you through it. That is really annoying. And I don’t know who that is aimed at; I guess people who are illiterate and can’t write a text.
No joke
It started as a joke:
But it turned into something real:
And just when you thought there was no good news left in this world.
You’re welcome.
Random Thoughts: Cereal and Disney
Never even heard of Kaboom cereal. I had a mom who cared for us kids and didn’t let us eat sugary cereals. It sucked.
You ever try eating a plain bowl of Cheerios? I have no idea how that cereal is popular.
I always envied the kids who got to eat Cocoa Puffs and Fruit Loops. They’re all dead now, but they enjoyed breakfast.
Wow. Everyone’s least favorite Disney movies are available for streaming on Netflix.
Name all the Disney animated features you can think of for two minutes. It’s the other ones.
My daughter has now watched Aristocats 40 times, though.
Job Creation!
The New York Post reports that, in an effort to rally support for a dwindling campaign, Anthony Weiner’s camp has been paying actors to stand as supporters.
Many of whom have been out of work since Obama stopped needing doctors for Obamacare photo ops.