Thursday, January 29, 2009

What LuLu said, and more.


What can I say? It's the mother lode of parody, the gold standard against which all weaselly, tap-dancing, buck-passing, Canadian right-wing douchebaggery and dumbassitude will be measured for all time.

Consider, as a single example, this gem:

62% of Canadians voted for those without without a predisposition to sound economic sense, while the rest voted for those that know better.

"Those that know better" would apparently be Canada's Conservatives, led by one Stephen Harper, economist.

Man, I love it when someone else does all the heavy lifting.

P.S. Is it just me, or does Stephen Taylor desperately need an editor to help him with, like, words and grammar and spelling and stuff?

11 comments:

LuLu said...

A political party’s first and last job is to get elected.

Bog Daddy's entire raison d'être in less than 15 words.

thwap said...

Yeah, I thought it was to govern the country.

Regarding the part CC high-lighted: The economic and political ignorance in this country is terrifying.

LuLu said...

Hmmm ... "Bog" Daddy.

I kinda like my typo -- it seems somewhat omniscient, n'est ce pas?

Frank Frink said...

Is it just me, or does Stephen Taylor desperately need an editor to help him with, like, words and grammar and spelling and stuff?

Might it help him if the lighting was a bit brighter inside Hy's?

CC said...

Yeah, in an economy that's tanking and about to drive Canada into a crippling recession, you really want to give voters the image of a bunch of whiny Conservatards, hanging out in an expensive steak house, crying into their Shiraz glasses.

"Optics," Stephen. I'm just sayin'.

deBeauxOs said...

While I'm loath to challenge the doctoritude of Frank Frink, I can't imagine that better lighting would alter Stephen Taylor's intrinsic vacuosity and vapidness.

Frank Frink said...

That's docteritude. ;-)

LuLu said...

In Italian, it would be il dottoretude.

Ti-Guy said...

62% of Canadians voted for those without without a predisposition to sound economic sense, while the rest voted for those that know better.

The arrogance in that is just appalling. Besides, does he ever read any of the blogs on his own aggregator? I'm surprised any of those dimwits can work a calculator.

Frank Frink said...

In Italian, it would be il dottoretude.

Je te remerci tes informations concernant la langue italienne, mais je suis Québécois. Peut-être c'est une docteurittude?

KEvron said...

"does Stephen Taylor desperately need an editor to help him with, like, words and grammar and spelling and stuff?"

he knows his readership....

KEvron