[MD] Imaginings

[plattholden at gmail.com]

On 9 Sep 2009 at 12:21, Arlo Bensinger wrote:

> [Platt]
> Once again, Arlo fears truth.
> 
> [Arlo]
> Fear it? I just posted it! (Included again 
> below).

As I said, Obozo's speech was full of cliches and banalities, most of 
which he 
doesn't believe himself. Then you posted all the confirmations. But you 
fear to
admit the truth of what I said, even when it is confirmed. 

Pathetic.  (I suppose I should say "Fucking pathetic" to parrot your foul 
mouth.) 


> Your moronic squalking embarrasses and 
> shames us all. That's the truth, Platt.
> 
> Noticed I left an unfinished sentence.
> 
> Want even more?*.... Let's play a drinking game. 
> If you can stomach the vitriol for longer than a 
> few minutes, turn on the Hannity radio program 
> for a while today, and drink every time he 
> squalks (or a caller resqualks) the words "banal" 
> and "cliche" and "doesn't believe it himself". I 
> guarantee you'll be drunk in less than an hour.
> 
> Fucking parrots.
> 
> ==============
> 
> In case anyone missed it, I'll include this 
> embarrassing evidence of squalking in all my replies on this thread.
> 
> [Platt]
> Easy to be distracted since Obozo's speech was 
> full of cliches and banalities, most of which he doesn't believe himself.
> 
> [Arlo]
> Squalk, "banal". Squalk, "cliche". Squalk, "doesn't believe himself".
> 
>  From yesterday's American Thinker response to the President's speech.
> 
> "With his Back to School Event (text here), 
> President Obama becomes the nation's 
> Nanny-in-Chief, filling his speech with 
> banalities at every turn, a speech as forgettable 
> as any principal's remarks at the opening 
> assembly of the year. The triumph of the banal is 
> complete as clichés cascade from the eloquent Obama lips..."
> 
> Our resident parrot fulfills his chosen roll once again.
> 
> But lest anyone think "banal" and "cliche" are 
> recent squalking points of the talk-radio morons, 
> I invite you all to do a Google search for "banal 
> cliche obama speech". From The Weekly Standard to 
> The Washington Monthly, to countless re-squalks 
> on blogs and forums (where the good little 
> parrots squalk back the talking points they hear 
> on that day's Hush Bimbo program).
> 
> Want more? From Hush's grammatically incorrect 
> response to the speech on his website yesterday. 
> "He just gave a speech that he doesn't believe a word of." Want even more?*
> 
> All the correct squalks from our resident parrot. 
> How fucking embarrassing to hear it here.
>