He gets my vote!
Iām holding out for Hathaway-Drysdale, the perfect combination.
Sadly I know that Nancy Kulp did run for office, and Buddy Ebsen made a commercial criticizing her.
Jedās great, but Iām still going to have to give my vote to Pat Paulsen. āIāve upped my standards. Up yours!ā You canāt beat that as a campaign slogan.
My mother-in-law owns Nancy Kulpās former home in LA. Boing Boing had its office there, back in the zine days.
To be fair, the quotes sounded in my head like Dubbya was back on the campaign trail. Oopsā¦just did a simultaneous mini-vomit/shart at that thought.
I saw Yebās yogo and thought it needed fixin
Giggles from beyond the grave. Thanks again Buddy.
Why the hell do these hillbillies keep voting Republican?
Nice looking ranch-style place, but there are too many houses, too close to each other for my liking. It might be a little difficult to get from the front door to the pool, if I can believe āStreet Viewā, the floor of the house is made of starsā¦
More on Rick Santorum from Jed: āHeās lower than a snakeās belly in a wagon rut.ā
No pool. Mustāve been another one of her housesā¦
Pour sand out of a boot? - Thatās the bowdlerized version - I always heard p*ss.
Considering the Clampettās were from Silver Dollar City, Missouri (now an amusement park outside Branson), he probably would love the Bush clan.
[quote=āfrauenfelder, post:1, topic:59793ā][On Donald Trump] āBeinā with him is about as much fun as watching ice melt.ā[/quote]Really, not being fun is far from the first accusation Iād think would be leveled at him.
I hear the spring thaw of the St. Lawrence can actually be pretty spectacular. But Jed wouldnāt know about that.
When I was a kid we used to watch The Beverly Hillbillies faithfully, and I could swear there was an episode where somebody was campaigning for something and Jed was actually coming up with campaign slogans based on ones used historically. One that stuck in my mind was āTalk low and carry a big stick, donāt change horses in the middle of the crick.ā
Speaking of politicsā¦
Bernie Sanders is coming to Colorado this Saturday.
You can RSVP here:
Despite the fact that quite a lot of media (including Boing Boing lately) wonāt cover Bernie Sanders and have barely covered his campaign coming to Colorado, Iām already hearing reports of well over 5,000 people who have made an RSVP so far and itās only Tuesday. Thatās the power of grassroots, word-of-mouth, people-power over corporate money.
I think itās time to get those numbers up to 8,000-10,000 or higher and really make the status quo crap themselves. Itās time to destroy the myth that Bernie Sanders canāt win.
Itās time to stop simply complaining about how things are and start acting.
