Flea-Bagger Wall Street Protester: "Help us now!" Will DUmmies respond? (DUFU)

[Charles Henrickson]

New DUFU up:

DUmmie FUnnies 10-14-11 (Flea-Bagger Wall Street Protester: "Help us now!" Will DUmmies respond?)

[Ballygrl]

OMG! just sent to Michelle Malkin and Tammy Bruce.

[Doubleplusungood]

We are taking it farther, like the future cars we're gonna have, more mileage and more sustainable stars than on the flag.

This should take its place along other such notable internet memes as:

All your base are belong to us!

I think Halo is a pretty cool guy. eh kills aleins and doesn't afraid of anything…

They all make about the same level of sense. 

[Chris_]

Thank you for providing a transcript.  I really didn't want to listen to that drug-addled airhead.

[Ballygrl]

http://newsbusters.org/blogs/pj-gladnick/2011/10/15/nyt-poster-boy-ows-protests-reveals-self-bizarre-drama-queen

NYT Poster Boy of OWS Protests Reveals Self as Bizarre Drama Queen

[FlippyDoo]

I kind of like how he is taking it far..THER.

[Charles Henrickson]

Below are excerpts about Ted Hall from a New York Times article from yesterday, Opposite Sides of the Protest Come Together, Briefly. (The article even comes with a video, "The Soft Drink Summit," which you can see at the link.)



One, Edward T. Hall III, 25, was barefoot and dressed in loud, multicolored tights. He wore a beaded American Indian necklace and New Age jewelry, with a baseball cap pulled sideways over his long hair. . . .

Mr. Hall is a well-educated young man with a privileged upbringing who said he was following a calling greater than getting a job and making money. He said he saw the protest as a global movement to help fight poverty and economic inequality. He has spent the past month sleeping in the park and is one of the organizers of the protest. . . .

Mr. Hall — who, when told the meeting would be indoors, ended up covering his bare feet with a pair of women’s rubber boots — went for a cappuccino.

The two men made cordial small talk at first. Mr. Hall said he played squash. . . .

Mr. Hall said that he grew up in New Mexico and that both his parents were politically active lawyers who were thrilled that he was pursuing a socially conscious life and was involved in the Occupy Wall Street protest. Mr. Hall said he attended Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh and then transferred to Bard College in upstate New York because of its reputation as a socially conscious school.

He had been renting in Washington Heights for the past two years while attending doctoral classes at Columbia University as a nonmatriculated student. He said that he supported his modest lifestyle with savings from working as a teenager and that he also had “a small trust fund” from his grandfather that he had not drawn from yet. For the past four weeks, he has eaten free meals and has slept in the park. . . .

Mr. Hall kicked off the boots and cheerfully walked barefoot back to the park to continue strategizing.
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[Charles Henrickson]

Edward T. Hall III, aka "Ted" (or, as I called him, "Shaggy"):

[Odin's Hand]

It's like discussing particle physics with a chimp.

[Charles Henrickson]

More on Ted (Moron Ted?):

Edward Hall

Edward T Hall III is the co-director of AcaWiki.org, collaborator with WindowFarms.org and dedicated poet of science. He conducts behavioral economic research at Columbia University’s Center for Research on Environmental Decisions where social scientists of all stripes collaborate to figure out “why our brain isn’t green.” He researches human “impatience” and collaborates extensively with researchers at the London School of Economics and Yale. But Edward is not limited to behavioral economics. He draws upon the fields of evolutionary neuroscience, cultural anthropology, emotion research, environmental economics, industrial ecology and social psychology. Before entering the research realm, Edward studied photography and the fine arts under the instruction of Stephen Shore, Tim Davis, Liz Deschenes, Lowry Burgess, and Golan Levin. He believes artists, citizen researchers, social networks, gamer designers, writers, theologians and DIYers must become help shape the poetry of science, to make it human.

[FlippyDoo]

A wise man named Barney Fife once said: "He's a nut!"

[FreeBorn]

Ever notice that the majority of these idealistic side show escapees who have grand notions of changing the world are trust fund babies?

Just like an entire generation before them who received deferments and skipped Viet Nam, spent the war smoking dope in their dorms and then ascended into tenure at those very same universities. Snot nosed silver spoonfed brats who never had to work for a thing in their lives.

Now they have the audacity to ask the question "what has blue collar America ever risked"?

I'd like to see them have a back alley hey-how-ya-doin' with the real 1%. The type that ride big carbon snorting motorcycles and wear patches on their backs, that 1%, the ones who ride in the Patriot Guard at military funerals, the ones who eat hippies for breakfast.

Guys like this~



I wonder if Mr. Edward T. Hall III would be able to convince this guy that he needs to comply with the directives.

[GOBUCKS]

Mr. Edward T. Hall and Mr. Edward T. Hall, Jr. must be really, really proud.

[NHSparky]

Funny, never heard of him, either of his parents, etc.  Guess they weren't that famous after all.

[GOBUCKS]

Funny, never heard of him, either of his parents, etc.  Guess they weren't that famous after all.

I'm sure he's not related to our much more accomplished neighbor, Tom T. Hall.

[ChuckJ]

I'm sure he's not related to our much more accomplished neighbor, Tom T. Hall.

I hope not. I'm a big Tom T. Hall fan.

[BattleHymn]

[youtube=425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2ZwJiK0fJ0&feature=related[/youtube]

[Chris_]

[youtube=425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2ZwJiK0fJ0&feature=related[/youtube]

[youtube=425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFfPwC1pNMk&feature=related[/youtube]

[Celtic Rose]

Edward T. Hall III, aka "Ted" (or, as I called him, "Shaggy"):

I think I used to have a pair of pants like that... when I was four years old.

[Chris_]

Those clothes are totally out of the 80's.  

I think I hear Bel Biv Devoe New Edition playing.  

[Chris_]

Is that dipshit on the left wearing a pink 'Juden' star on his shirt? 

These people are ridiculous.

[Chris_]

That picture is almost like playing 'Where's Waldo'?

Black guy wearing a Guy Fawkes mask (a white English anarchist that tried to plant a bomb in the basement below Parliament chambers).

Child molester van sans the 'Free Candy' sign on the side.

Another white liberal wearing a Yasser Arafat PLO scarf.

Bored NYC cop.

Too much pink.

[Doubleplusungood]

Those clothes are totally out of the 80's.  

I think I hear Bel Biv Devoe New Edition playing.  

I was thinking he belonged in the cast of Godspell.

[JohnnyReb]

...and this years winner of the No-Bell Piece Prize for the most overly self inflated ego and nonsensical nonscience award goes to.....Edward T. Hall III.