The Joy Thread

[erika]

religion religion religion religion religion

joy?

[youtube]wzyT9-9lUyE[/youtube]

(Or just silliness)

[Beth]

religion religion religion religion religion

joy?

Joy Magazine in the UK has both

[Regular Joe]

Joe SixPack, you were one of the people I enjoyed, but now you're off the list too.  By the way, what are you gonna do?  Photoshop me to death, oh great artiste?

I take it back, you DO know what good posters are. Tell me what I have to do to make it back on your list. I'm serious, I'll do pretty much anything. Please.

[John Junk 2.0]

Thanks for backing me up, Joe Sixpack.  But I agree with your ultimate decision to try and get back on Anonymous 43's good side.  Seriously, this guy is like the final word on quality message board posters.  It's gonna take me years to get out from under the blow this thread does to my message board posting reputation.

[Julie]

Joe SixPack, you were one of the people I enjoyed, but now you're off the list too.  By the way, what are you gonna do?  Photoshop me to death, oh great artiste?

I take it back, you DO know what good posters are. Tell me what I have to do to make it back on your list. I'm serious, I'll do pretty much anything. Please.

I guess you weren't asking me, but I think the first thing you could do is put sparklers back in your picture. Maybe a twinkling statue of liberty crown is also an improvement. As far as your posts go, try saying more things about Yetta. Yetta is always a fascinating subject. Then I'm sure you will be on everyone's list.

[erika]

You getting Yetta all riled up was one of my favorite parts of Tuesday night's show. Also, I think Harvey is a great dog name. I picture him being kind of scruffy.

[Julie]

You getting Yetta all riled up was one of my favorite parts of Tuesday night's show. Also, I think Harvey is a great dog name. I picture him being kind of scruffy.

Thanks, erika. Harvey is named after the movie Harvey. He's the naughtiest dog ever, but very charming.





I like scruffy dogs best, but I'm allergic to dogs and scruffy dogs make allergies.

[John Junk 2.0]

I immediately thought of this

[Josh]

The only problem I have with a pure popular vote is that nobody ever looks like a real winner because most of the time it will be decided by 1 or 2 points. I'd be for a runoff vote though.

[Beth]

You getting Yetta all riled up was one of my favorite parts of Tuesday night's show. Also, I think Harvey is a great dog name. I picture him being kind of scruffy.

Thanks, erika. Harvey is named after the movie Harvey. He's the naughtiest dog ever, but very charming.





I like scruffy dogs best, but I'm allergic to dogs and scruffy dogs make allergies.

Awww....two curly cuties. That's insanely adorable.

[Sarah]

I will never, ever, ever, understand Reagan's success.  Never, ever, ever.

I will also never understand how Bush could claim that his so-called victory in 2004 gave him a mandate.

Yes, I'm an innocent in many ways.

[daveB from Oakland]

I will also never understand how Bush could claim that his so-called victory in 2004 gave him a mandate.

He was a world class A-hole.

What I'm joyful about is that I can start using the word "was" alongside W and his administration.

It's a little early yet for past-tense usage, but I'm going to start doing it anyway. Hey George: You ain't a has-been if you never was.

[jbissell]

I will also never understand how Bush could claim that his so-called victory in 2004 gave him a mandate.

He was a world class A-hole.

What I'm joyful about is that I can start using the word "was" alongside W and his administration.

It's a little early yet for past-tense usage, but I'm going to start doing it anyway. Hey George: You ain't a has-been if you never was.

I'm curious to see what he does with himself after this.  I certainly can't see him going the Carter route trying to make people forget his legacy and he's certainly not going to be as media friendly as Clinton.  I'm guessing lots of ranch work? or does he even need to do that anymore to keep up appearances?

[Sarah]

I never thought of Carter as trying to make people forget what you call his legacy.  He was an inept president, but he was always considered to be a good man, and after he lost in 1980, he just kept on being the good man he always was.

Nixon, on the other hand . . .

[John Junk 2.0]

Maybe he'll be like L.B.J. and just drink on a ranch until he's dead.