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  • #5134
    Ephraim
    Spectator

    “And it came to pass, in the eighth year of the reign of the evil Bush the Younger (The Ignorant), when the whole land from the Arabian desert to the shores of the Great Lakes had been laid barren, that a Child appeared in the wilderness.

     

    The Child was blessed in looks and intellect. Scion of a simple family, offspring of a miraculous union, grandson of a typical white person and an African peasant. And yea, as he grew, the Child walked in the path of righteousness, with only the occasional detour into the odd weed and a little blow.”

     

    http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/comment/c…icle4392846.ece

    #52507
    MasterP
    Spectator

    I keep waiting for Obama to walk on water.

    #52512
    Cacophony
    Spectator

    The only cool part of that was the fact that Jeremy Clarkson, one of the hosts of Top Gear, is at the top of the page.

     

     

    Anyway, propaganda that poorly written doesnt deserve to exists.

    #52517
    Poopie
    Spectator

    caco you watch top gear?

    ITS THE SHIZZA BEANS

    #52522
    Ephraim
    Spectator

    It wasn’t propaganda; it was satire. I thought it was clever and well written.

    #52525
    Cacophony
    Spectator

    Quote:

    caco you watch top gear?

    ITS THE SHIZZA BEANS

     

    Hell yeah! :lol:

     

    Satire or propganda. I wasnt a big fan. Then again I rarely am a big fan of using overwhelming, overdone religious imagry to make a point. Well, at least I should say it hasnt amused me in propaganda since the 1930’s and 1940’s.

    #52551
    Ephraim
    Spectator

    If you are trying to compare WWII-era propaganda to this satire about the Obama campagn, the only response I can think of is “Whaaaa–?” Propaganda uses religous imagery to persuade; satire uses religious imagery to make fun of those doing the persuading. They have opposite purposes, so it is illogical to act like they are one-and-the-same. Bottom line: It’s a joke. Don’t take it so seriously.

     

    Also, I like Top Gear, but I’m more partial towards Bargain Hunt.

    #52569
    Cacophony
    Spectator

    Oh, I know that. And I’m not. :lol: I’m just not amused or impressed. It’s mainly a barb at the writing itself, I think it’s kind of crappy, but eh.

     

    Also, if Bargain Hunt is what I think it is, that host is a crazy man. A very well dressed crazy man.

     

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    This guy

    SpeakOutDavidDickinson.jpg

     

    He was far better dressed the time I saw it.

    #52581
    MajorMajorMajor
    Spectator

    Bargain Hunt is by far the best thing to ever come from England… cept the Aston Martin

     

    that and the old Doctor Who

    #52584
    Cacophony
    Spectator

    David Tennant is a great Doctor Who! My personal favorite actually…

    #52586
    MajorMajorMajor
    Spectator

    Cacophony said:

    David Tennant is a great Doctor Who! My personal favorite actually…

    he is great cause he can pull off all the quirkyness of it all… never said he was bad lol

     

    but the original is still by far the best… got season 1 one box set LOL

    #52622
    Ephraim
    Spectator

    This thread got weird really fast.

    #52625
    MajorMajorMajor
    Spectator

    i blame poopie’s post

    #52626
    Ephraim
    Spectator

    For the record: most of the comments I’ve read about the artical have been very possitive. I guess the writing only seems bad if you disagree with the message.

     

    Anyone here seen “How Clean is Your House?” There was this one episode where this guy had mushrooms growing in his bathroom.

    #52655
    Cacophony
    Spectator

    Too be fair. I decided it was pretty pretentious and shut down on the whole ‘viewing the article as unbiased’ after the first few paragraphs. So, my dislike for the writing probably stems from that and honestly may be a little unfair.

     

    I’ve only seen one episode, and it was was of the most disgusting things I’ve ever seen. Horrible molds and build-up of potentially deadly….things. Truly frightening. About as frightening as some of the stuff I see on You Are What You Eat, if you’ve caught any episodes of that.

     

    Ah, God Save the BBC.

    #52675
    MajorMajorMajor
    Spectator

    Cacophony said:

    Too be fair. I decided it was pretty pretentious and shut down on the whole ‘viewing the article as unbiased’ after the first few paragraphs. So, my dislike for the writing probably stems from that and honestly may be a little unfair.

     

    I’ve only seen one episode, and it was was of the most disgusting things I’ve ever seen. Horrible molds and build-up of potentially deadly….things. Truly frightening. About as frightening as some of the stuff I see on You Are What You Eat, if you’ve caught any episodes of that.

     

    Ah, God Save the BBC.

    LOL @ you are what you eat

     

     

    oh the episode with the two fat *edited* lovers and the lady spending 10 mins talking about their poo

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