Fox News lolz
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FOXED SPEWS does it again! Another little "mistake" with a graph! This time, Americas favorite Republican explains why!
Fox News' Mitt Romney Photo Flub - The Colbert Report - 2011-15-12 - Video Clip | Comedy Central
FOXED SPEWS, the channel for idiots!
Peace.
Fox News' Mitt Romney Photo Flub - The Colbert Report - 2011-15-12 - Video Clip | Comedy Central
FOXED SPEWS, the channel for idiots!
Peace.
You watch it more than anyone else so I'd have to agree.
How Fox News is helping Barack Obama's re-election bid | Jonathan Freedland | Comment is free | The Guardian
Prediction: if gingrich wins iowa and new hampshire, jeb bush jumps into the race.
Prediction: if gingrich wins iowa and new hampshire, jeb bush jumps into the race.
moreluck
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Again, from Colbert....your major source of news. Or is it the 2nd source behind Maher? You can't be taken seriously with comic sources for news.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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How seriously are we to take you when you use editorial and/or political cartoons to support your point of view? Last time I checked caglecartoons is not considered to be a major source of news.
moreluck
golden ticket member
Political cartoons are not drawn by stand up (or sit down) comics. They play an important part in telling the history of a given period of time.
| [FONT=Arial,Helvetica,Univers,Zurich BT]Outside of basic intelligence, there is nothing more important to a good political cartoonist than ill will. --Jules Feiffer[/FONT] | ||
| " | [FONT=Times New Roman,Times,Times NewRoman]Political cartoons are a unique creation--pictorial editorial and artistic social commentary. The medium of the political cartoon, which combines the political and the artistic with journalism, provides interested persons the chance to express their social concerns or political views creatively. It allows them to make social commentary beyond the boundaries of the writtend word. Most political cartoons are "designed to influence viewers with regard to specific political events of the day" "Political cartoonists have shaped public opinion since the mid-19th century, and they provide current scholars with a glimpse of the political debate and public opinion surrounding past events. Relying on symbolism and caricature, experimenting in fresh imagery, political cartoons help people think about politics. Whether their purpose is to promote the status quo, raise social concerns, or to spur people to fight hard for change, political cartoons have changed the face of history." You probably can't see the difference between the political drawings and Colbert. It's a distinction that doesn't register with everyone......poor you! [/FONT] |
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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It's sad that you feel the need to borrow the words of others to express your point. Even more so when you do so to defend your use of the thoughts of others to support your point of view.
moreluck
golden ticket member
I used words that expressed exactly what I wanted to say.....OH, and I put them in parenthesis like you complained about before. There's no pleasing you......you are a a throwback to the Little Rascals Woman hater's Club.....Neanderthal!!
Check your college catalogues....most offer classes in political cartoons.....U. of U. comes to mind.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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You don't need to use the words, thoughts and pictures of others to express yourself.
moreluck
golden ticket member
Unless you invented or coined words, we all use words of others to express our thoughts. See, I just did.
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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I stand by my previous comment---you are a joke. Dave.
moreluck
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I agree with my previous....you are a joke Dave ! Happy Saturday!
....and the count goes on.....
UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
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Au contraire---the count ends here. Life is too short and you are simply not worth it.
moreluck
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I found out I watch NONE of these shows.....either Republican favorites of Democrat favorites....
Ideology TV - Page 1 - Bill O'Reilly - Townhall Conservative
Ideology TV - Page 1 - Bill O'Reilly - Townhall Conservative
moreluck
golden ticket member
Not quite a winner......that was posted at 7:50 and there's a post at 7:51 in Sports thread.......so the count DOES go on. The count doesn't "end here" as he said.
trplnkl
555
hmmm, me neither. The closest I come to any of those programs is This Old House. I watch a lot of the DIY channel on Uverse.
wkmac
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Is This Old House still on? One of my all time favorites was the very first series in which Steve replaced Bob Villa as host. Not because of Bob but the series was about coverting an old barn into a timber frame home. The structure was so far gone, they had to just take it down but they used master timber framer Ted Benson and erected a barn re-creation that made a fantastic home. They did several more timber frames with Ted using stress skin panels which used the old world artisanship of timber framing with the 21st century modular approach of stress skin panels which make for speed of building while give a super efficiency home. Also a big fan of New Yankee Workshop. Haven't watched either show in years.
Note to bbsam, mark post #40 in this thread for future reference!
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