Which is Spanish for What's a teabagger to do?
(h/t: Amy Sullivan and Wikipedia)
[Added] See also this post by Amy Sullivan, in which she busts The rePubOLITICO for falling for Dreamy McSerious's spin.
Which is Spanish for What's a teabagger to do?
(h/t: Amy Sullivan and Wikipedia)
[Added] See also this post by Amy Sullivan, in which she busts The rePubOLITICO for falling for Dreamy McSerious's spin.
4 comments:
Muy bien! Me gustó mucho. ;)
That's hilarious. Great find.
I read The Fountainhead, for the first time, a couple of months ago--and found it horrible.
The Rand of your video is a considerably more appealing person--though I can see why it might embarrass the GOP right.
Heh, yes. Those brief snippets of Crazy Aynie almost make hardcore atheists get tempted to reconsider … but no. That way lies madness.
Once upon a time, a rather appealing woman pressed a copy of The Fountainhead (or Atlas Shrugged, I forget) upon me, and for reasons that will become obvious with a moment's thought, I really, really, really tried to get through the book, in order to have something to say that would make me look good when I was inevitably asked.
Could not do it. Just could not. Not even to feed my raging hormones.
A short while later, my mom asked me if I had MET ANY NICE GIRLS YET, HMMM? and I explained the above situation. She said, "Oh, of course not. You are way too old to be reading that for the first time."
I was ... 26? Maybe 27? And if there is one thing that can be said about me, it is that I was always a late bloomer. So I am going to say that I am unsurprised that you did not care for that Fountainhead thing, just going by comments I've read by you elsewhere and your avatar.
But fuck, I remember when I used to think that Alan Greenspan was … y'know, a grownup.
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