The Argyle Sweater by Scott Hilburn for January 20, 2009
January 19, 2009
January 21, 2009
Transcript:
Statue of Liberty: That comes with a side? Okay, I'll have the Freedom fries... no scratch that. Give me your poor, your tired, your huddled mashed potatoes.
Neither Mr. Tubbsbottl, since as a non-citizen, his presidential performance frankly does not concern me but I still would like to keep my reason personal.
Just thank god Shrub never found out that “Hamburgers” were named after the town they were invented in: Hamburg. I’m glad I never had to eat “Freedom Cow” or “Liberty Cattlemeat”.
margueritem almost 16 years ago
And the ‘tempest tossed’ salad.
character41141 almost 16 years ago
And get ‘em raw… I can cook ‘em with the torch you see in the right hand…
MotherOfMoses almost 16 years ago
…Yearning to be gravied.
oops I dropped my fork on the greasy floor.
gigabyte03 almost 16 years ago
Nozzi: Interesting icon of former predident Bush. Does it imply a fond, or sad farewell?
MotherOfMoses almost 16 years ago
Neither Mr. Tubbsbottl, since as a non-citizen, his presidential performance frankly does not concern me but I still would like to keep my reason personal.
Digital Frog almost 16 years ago
She lifts her lamp beside the golden arches?
MotherOfMoses almost 16 years ago
I don’t think they have mashed potatoes at McDonald’s Digital. Although it wouldn’t be a bad idea since McMashed Taters doesn’t sound bad.
Digital Frog almost 16 years ago
Nozzi says: I don’t think they have mashed potatoes at McDonald’s Digital. Although it wouldn’t be a bad idea since McMashed Taters doesn’t sound bad.
I always thought that was how they made their fries - just squished mashed potatoes out through one of those play-do mold type things…
boozoothatswho almost 16 years ago
Was there anything ever so lame as that’freedom fries’ ordure? Oh yeah, eight years of using the Constitution like Charmin.
Geekologist almost 16 years ago
Just thank god Shrub never found out that “Hamburgers” were named after the town they were invented in: Hamburg. I’m glad I never had to eat “Freedom Cow” or “Liberty Cattlemeat”.