Magic Underpants are ugly.

Judge orders Obama Mural to be covered

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/ticket/phil ... 58326.html

With a white sheet I hope.

VoxOrion wrote:I'm amazed at the quantity of people who would never say "Keep that yarmulke shit out of my White House" or "Keep that turbin shit out of my White House" will so casually say "Keep that Magic Underpants shit out of my White House".

Tushay

Doll Is Mine wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:

The Nightman Cometh wrote:Jersey is conspicuously absent today.

What is there to say? 90% of the crap you hear about turnout and all that is meaningless. We'll find out who wins soon enough.

It didn't stop you from bombarding the politics threads for months with countless amounts of poll data and Romney lies.

Oh

VoxOrion wrote:I'm amazed at the quantity of people who would never say "Keep that yarmulke shit out of my White House" or "Keep that turbin shit out of my White House" will so casually say "Keep that Magic Underpants shit out of my White House".

can you quantify that quantity b/c this is the 1st time I've ever heard anyone ever even imagine that anyone ever would even imagine uttering this phrase with reference to any religious garment of any kind at any level of public office

Honestly not positive my vote will be counted. My 18 yr old self's signature looks nothing like my current one.

jerseyhoya wrote:

Doll Is Mine wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:

The Nightman Cometh wrote:Jersey is conspicuously absent today.

What is there to say? 90% of the crap you hear about turnout and all that is meaningless. We'll find out who wins soon enough.

It didn't stop you from bombarding the politics threads for months with countless amounts of poll data and Romney lies.

Oh

After the election, I'm looking forward to getting to know the real you.

Doll Is Mine wrote:After the election, I'm looking forward to getting to know the real you.

Take it to like, all of the other threads

drsmooth wrote:

VoxOrion wrote:I'm amazed at the quantity of people who would never say "Keep that yarmulke #$!&@ out of my White House" or "Keep that turbin #$!&@ out of my White House" will so casually say "Keep that Magic Underpants #$!&@ out of my White House".

can you quantify that quantity b/c this is the 1st time I've ever heard anyone ever even imagine that anyone ever would even imagine uttering this phrase with reference to any religious garment of any kind at any level of public office

I made it up. You win.

VoxOrion wrote:

drsmooth wrote:

VoxOrion wrote:I'm amazed at the quantity of people who would never say "Keep that yarmulke #$!&@ out of my White House" or "Keep that turbin #$!&@ out of my White House" will so casually say "Keep that Magic Underpants #$!&@ out of my White House".

can you quantify that quantity b/c this is the 1st time I've ever heard anyone ever even imagine that anyone ever would even imagine uttering this phrase with reference to any religious garment of any kind at any level of public office

I made it up. You win.

it was just a question sheesh

As a Catholic, my No. 1 rule of voting is that I can never vote for someone who I think is going to ask Jesus (or his equivalent) for advice on how to govern, make important decisions, go to war, bomb a country, etc. You're automatically disqualified. You can be fake religious or even kindareal religious and that's totally cool with me, but I draw the line on prayer.

Final unskewedpolls electoral map:



Quite the swing towards Obama over the past couple of weeks.

VoxOrion wrote:I'm amazed at the quantity of people who would never say "Keep that yarmulke #$!&@ out of my White House" or "Keep that turbin #$!&@ out of my White House" will so casually say "Keep that Magic Underpants #$!&@ out of my White House".

I think you're making a (somewhat oblique) point about the hypocrisy of left-wing bigots (e.g. you're not saying that there are more people who'd Mormon-bash than Jew- or Arab-bash, just that those who would never slur those non-Christian faiths are happy to show some ugliness toward LDS adherents).

Maybe true, though I haven't ever heard it.</paulinekael> But the larger and probably obvious point is that even if it doesn't happen today (well, on Jan. 20), I think it's a really, really good bet that we'll have a Mormon president before we have a president of any faith that doesn't posit the divinity of Christ.

That conspicuous (even if insincere) profession of religious faith is considered pretty much necessary for a serious presidential bid doesn't thrill me, but here we are. Am I misremembering that Goldwater (half-Jewish!) was pretty much a non-believer?

Black Panthers out in force in Philadelphia...

Werthless wrote:

JFLNYC wrote:I think it's more remarkable for his display of temper and for the fact that over the 5+ minutes, he never gets it under control.

Then you'll love the 20 minute version that was posted a few months ago!

I found this really interesting and enjoyable to watch. I think Mitt's reaction and argument with the guy was perfectly reasonable and made me like him a lot more.

dajafi wrote:

VoxOrion wrote:I'm amazed at the quantity of people who would never say "Keep that yarmulke #$!&@ out of my White House" or "Keep that turbin #$!&@ out of my White House" will so casually say "Keep that Magic Underpants #$!&@ out of my White House".

I think you're making a (somewhat oblique) point about the hypocrisy of left-wing bigots (e.g. you're not saying that there are more people who'd Mormon-bash than Jew- or Arab-bash, just that those who would never slur those non-Christian faiths are happy to show some ugliness toward LDS adherents).

Maybe true, though I haven't ever heard it.</paulinekael> But the larger and probably obvious point is that even if it doesn't happen today (well, on Jan. 20), I think it's a really, really good bet that we'll have a Mormon president before we have a president of any faith that doesn't posit the divinity of Christ.

That conspicuous (even if insincere) profession of religious faith is considered pretty much necessary for a serious presidential bid doesn't thrill me, but here we are. Am I misremembering that Goldwater (half-Jewish!) was pretty much a non-believer?

Ironic since Goldwater is like the grandfather of the modern conservative Republican party

philliesphhan wrote:Honestly not positive my vote will be counted. My 18 yr old self's signature looks nothing like my current one.

Yeah, I've worried about this in the past.

They were concerned about it and told me to just add my initials at the end. A handwriting expert could see it's the same, I think (my style is the same IMO but it looks different) but it's not like they're gonna call one in like it's Pawn Stars

wait so there's people counting and tossing out votes because signatures don't match?