General/Off-topic discussion

[DenButsu]

That's not real Denbutsu. It was done by an artist named Derek Chatwood.
http://www.imagekind.com/GalleryProf...73c6136&page=1

It's funny though.

Well, that's a relief - although the fact that it's believable (due to the very real existence of "history" museums featuring humans and dinosaurs alongside each other) remains disturbing, and funny - and sad.

[gcoll]

Well, that's a relief - although the fact that it's believable (due to the very real existence of "history" museums featuring humans and dinosaurs alongside each other) remains disturbing, and funny - and sad.

The captions tipped me off.

It's close though, which is what makes it a good piece of satire. If that coloring book actually existed...I'd want it. Real life creationist coloring books are way more boring than Jesus on a dinosaur.

[ari1013]

that's an amazing "coloring book"

[DenButsu]

Wow - this is just getting sad now.

[gcoll]

Wow - this is just getting sad now.

You fell right into his trap.

Step 1: start a "war of words" with a popular conservative radio host by insulting him, thereby insulting a lot of the people who listen to him thereby irking elements of the base.

Step 2: Embarrass yourself on the national stage by apologizing to him....making you look weak and frankly, stupid.

Step 3: Declare you were "just testing" everyone. It was all part of a social experiment.

Step 4: VICTORY!!!

[DenButsu]

He's obviously seeing about 7 moves ahead of me on the political chessboard. My understanding of politics just can't even begin to grasp the full scope of his evil plan.

[enserio]

The old "I meant to do that" excuse.

And LMAO @ the 'coloring hints' at the bottom of that Jesus Rides Dinosaurs page.

[gcoll]

I got a kick out of this. Found it humorous.

http://www.olbermannwatch.com/archiv..._dean_says.php

[DenButsu]

I got a kick out of this. Found it humorous.

http://www.olbermannwatch.com/archiv..._dean_says.php

Just out of curiosity (since I really haven't watched him much at all), has Olberman called Bush "fascist", "nazi", etc? I mean, I've seen enough to know he went ballistic on him, but the things I saw he was always at least maintaining a pretense of civil discourse (referring to him as "Mr. President", etc.).

[dbroncos78087]

I found this and i know she is long since gone, and i think this is rather old, but i still found it funny especially since it has John Cleese in it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMyNk...eature=related

[DenButsu]

I remember that. My favorite thing is just his initial reaction to the question itself.

[dbroncos78087]

I remember that. My favorite thing is just his initial reaction to the question itself.

That laugh is legendary, no doubt about it.

[gcoll]

Just out of curiosity (since I really haven't watched him much at all), has Olberman called Bush "fascist", "nazi", etc? I mean, I've seen enough to know he went ballistic on him, but the things I saw he was always at least maintaining a pretense of civil discourse (referring to him as "Mr. President", etc.).

Those clips were of Olbermann calling Bush a fascist. It was over the FISA bill.

Civil discourse isn't what Olbermann does. Which is why I find that clip funny.

[DenButsu]

Sorry, didn't watch it all the way through on my first viewing. But I wasn't claiming Olberman was genuinely engaging in civil discourse. Thus the "pretense of".

[ari1013]

I found this and i know she is long since gone, and i think this is rather old, but i still found it funny especially since it has John Cleese in it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMyNk...eature=related

I wanted to get into John Cleese's English class at Cornell so bad but you needed three prereqs and I wasn't about to take any more English classes than I had to.