Tag Archive 'Humor'

This is the New York Times reporting

I got this joke in the mail today:
A biker is riding by the zoo, when he sees a little girl leaning into the lion’s cage.
Suddenly, the lion grabs her by the cuff of her jacket and tries to pull her inside to slaughter her, under the eyes of her screaming parents.
The biker jumps off his [...]

Charmless

I’m not telling you anything new when I say I’ve always considered Obama a pompous bloviator.  That’s unsurprisng, I guess, when you consider what serious, condescending business it is when you’ve allied yourselves with the Gods.  At Forbes, Peter Robinson considers whether Obama’s humorless, thin-skinned personality is itself a recipe for his defeat.

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Ah, so that’s what a community organizer is

Thanks to Sarah Palin, a lot of people in America, rather than speaking in reverent tones about the Emperor’s past service to the nation as a community organizer, have finally started to point their fingers and laugh at the silly figure he cuts as he touts that amorphous term — “community organizer” — as an [...]

Leave Barack alone!

If you haven’t laughed yet today, this will change that sad situation.

Gathering Obama jokes *FLOATED UP TO THE TOP AGAIN*

More jokes added at 11:00 a.m. P.S.T., at items 15 in the list.
Okay, folks, it’s time for what will be, I hope a change — a change from the fear of telling Obama jokes.  Consider this post a respository for any jokes you make up or that come your way regarding Obama.  Clean jokes only. [...]

Finally — an Obama joke

The New Yorker magazine highlighted the fact that there are no Obama jokes.  For one thing, the candidate himself is too thin skinned to tolerate any humorous remarks about him.  For another thing, because of a combination of Obama worship and the fear of being called a racist, the usual suspects (mostly late night talk [...]

Everything that’s wrong with Al Franken….

….And everything that’s wrong with modern liberal political discourse is summed up in these two beautiful paragraphs that Michael Gerson wrote about Al Franken (emphasis mine):
Our popular culture, of course, violates even these expansive boundaries of tastelessness with regularity. We laugh at comedies featuring the C-word, and at cartoons of foul-mouthed third-graders. In the cause [...]