Sunday Funnies
image from bushsupporter.org
Some fun and funny links from around the blogosphere in the past week.
The Conservative UAW GuyCarnival Of Comedy
Point Five reports on Pat Robertson’s apology for praying to the wrong Jesus. He also has the First horrifying images from the Al Qaeda Media Jihad.
Poliblogger has The Great Emoticon Debate.
Phin has found a new level of geekness. He also has some great parenting moments to be proud of.
Ogre has also been talking about geeks. Gee whiz guys, perhaps we should start the carnival of the geeks.
Rightwing Nuthouse has The Hugo Chavez Comedy Hour, and as always the famous Carnival of the Clueless.
A Mom And Her Blog are singing in the rain. Not really funny since its a hurricane. We pray for her safety.
Absinthe & Cookies joins into the emoticon debate as well. Are smileys good or evil?
Argghhh has a funny about Detroit.
Bitchalicious has a letter to Dr. Phil.
Common Sense Runs Wild has a few choice words for Cindy Sheehan.
Confederate Yankee has a pic of Cindy Sheethead.
Flopping Aces has words of wisdom from Bob Hope.
Indepundit finds out he is bendy.
The Jawa Report has a few fights they would pay to see.
My Vast Rightwing Conspiracy shares some things that get on her nerves. 
I too, find some of these things annoying. Beth, you shouldn’t hold things in for so long, till the damn breaks…it aint healthy.
IMAO talks about Mad Tofu Disease.
Cox and Forkum with your daily editorial cartoon.
Flying Space Monkey knows how to Make lots of money legally.
Iowahawk talks about the high gas prices.
Neanderpundit opens a can of worms. Was Jesus the intial hippy?
Wingnut Echoe Chamber has Moonbat stamps, and stickers.
Scrapple face has Leak: Draft of Bush Answer to Cindy Sheehan.
Either Orr talks about Saddam Get’s Life, Or “the Day’s Of Our Lives.”
Macstansbury.org has some thoughts about the TTLB. So do I! Its all wacked up lately. There is no way I’m really at Mortal Human status. No way! Well Macstasbury is fed up too. Someone suggested joining the Alliance. The response was, bah, I’ve decided to start an alliance of my own. Now I know I am ruining it for them, cuz they wanted this alliance to be anonymous. Alliance of the Anonymous. I’ve got a few trolls that should go join up.
Also, check out the The Blogwire. I don’t know who they are, but they linked to us, and the site looks really cool. It looks like a drudge report except for blogs. I like it, and added it to my links to visit daily.
Please tell phin that John Wayne was not a phish.
Thanks Mudville Gazette and Outside The Beltway.
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Posted by Jay on August 28, 2005 12:04 am
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nope, there was a massive shake-up. lots of zombies got removed after the wave of people got into blogging after the 2004 election season. a lot of them have stopped, moved on, or caught on fire. like I know what they are doing.
but I can tell you what a lot of people aren’t: blogging.
I wrote that more as me being TOTALLY jealous of everybody else ahead of me. especially that Stop the ACLU guy, I mean, who does he think he is?
beside Mortal Human, I mean. you know what I mean.
I know what you mean. The mortal human thing has gotta be a fluke. And besides that…I’ve noticed a lot of people just abandoning their blogs and stuff. Slower traffic, etc.
See there, now I’m back to Playful Primate.
Image: of course american citizens have a right to legal counsel.
“Image: of course american citizens have a right to legal counsel.”
That pretty much reveals YOUR view of AMERICANS!
“That pretty much reveals YOUR view of AMERICANS! ”
What are you talking about?
No fark, the question is what are you talking about?
OK, fark, from what I can gather, you are trying to interpret the cartoon here.
I’ve come to three possible conclusions of what you are trying to say.
1. The devil is an American citizen.
2. You are comparing American citizens to the devil.
3. You absoultely have no sense of humor, or common sense.
I think it #3
#4 is that of course american citizens have a right to counsel. Actually, even non-citizens would too.
I have no idea what the joke is that the ACLU thinks the devil is an american citizen. I doubt they have an opinion on that.
Fark, why am I bothering? Go look at the cartoon again, you know the one you are commenting about? I know you can see it, otherwise you wouldn’t be talking about an American Citizen having right to legal counsel. You see the guy in the cage? the one with horns? that is what the joke is about.
We all know that American citizens have a right to legal counsel, so mark that up as one we agree on.
non-citizens…you might want to do a little research on that one.
Jay if he knew how to research he might be smarter than he is.
” the one with horns? that is what the joke is about.”
And apparently the ACLU thinks that someone who is captured has a right to counsel, wrongly on the basis of their citizenship.
“non-citizens…you might want to do a little research on that one.”
Preliminarily, we can look at the test of the constitution. Ammendment 7 says ‘in all criminal prosecutions’ and then lists among others, the right to counsel. No limitation to citizens is in the text. It clearly says all prosecutions. Which would include that of non-citizens.
What’s the result of your research?
So, what you are saying is that even if the devil is not a U.S. citizen, he should still have legal counsel?
“So, what you are saying is that even if the devil is not a U.S. citizen, he should still have legal counsel? ”
I don’t think there is a devil, so its a bit of a trick question for me. But even the catholics used to have a ‘devil’s advocate’. On the subject of citizens and others having counsel, the constitution is pretty clear.