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Title: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: Freeper on July 22, 2010, 10:43:53 AM
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BlueJazz  Donating Member  (1000+ posts)  Journal  Click to send private message to this author  Click to view this author's profile  Click to add this author to your buddy list  Click to add this author to your Ignore list      Thu Jul-22-10 10:59 AM
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My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
   
I'll try to make this short..

So I'm in line at checkout with several items...Cashier is having trouble with his register...no big deal.
Woman behind me says: "These prices are getting higher and higher..ect"....Those Liberals are going to break us all"

I turn around and she has Flags and crap all over her blouse Plus a Tea emblem. (I think to myself..oh brother..Hold your temper,
Bluejazz...don't start some nasty scene.)

But I thought I would, at least, let her know that I'm a Liberal....so I says "Well, I listen to The Daily Show and Colbert Reports".

To my surprise, she says "Oh, I watch that Colbert guy all the time...He's a true Patriot and A Real American" !!....and she goes
on and on and on about what he says is SO true. (I'm standing there thinking....W.T.F ????)

And then it finally dawns on me...."Dear God...this idiot has NO idea that his show is Satire...She thinks he REALLY feels that way about our Country"
I didn't say much more.

So this is what we have to overcome...Total, Complete, ****ing Ignorance of even the most simplest human interaction.

As I left the store, I was thinking....and this person Votes...Sigh..

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x8793912

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rfranklin  Donating Member  (1000+ posts)  Journal  Click to send private message to this author  Click to view this author's profile  Click to add this author to your buddy list  Click to add this author to your Ignore list      Thu Jul-22-10 11:01 AM
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1. What's that syndrome where people are too stupid to know they are stupid?   Updated at 10:44 AM
   
She could be the poster child for whatever its called.

Liberalism is that syndrome.

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fishbulb703  (330 posts)  Journal  Click to send private message to this author  Click to view this author's profile  Click to add this author to your buddy list  Click to add this author to your Ignore list      Thu Jul-22-10 11:22 AM
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18. It's not a syndrome, its a statistical trend, if I know what you're getting at.
   
Stupid people (tend to) rate themselves more competent than they are and smart people (tend to) rate themselves less competent than they are.

So, stupid people will tend to believe they are not stupid.

is that what you were thinking?

That splains why everyone at DU thinks they are sooper geniuses and us conservatives only think we are reasonably intelligent.

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TalkingDog  (1000+ posts)  Journal  Click to send private message to this author  Click to view this author's profile  Click to add this author to your buddy list  Click to add this author to your Ignore list      Thu Jul-22-10 11:20 AM
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17. Commies! I wonder if she knew she was shopping at a communally held business?
   
Ha! That always makes me laugh....

That's the beauty of a free market people can run a business in the way they see best. Well for now anyway Obama hasn't totally destroyed business yet though he's trying.

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wryter2000  DU Moderator Donating Member  (1000+ posts)  Journal  Click to send private message to this author  Click to view this author's profile  Click to add this author to your buddy list  Click to add this author to your Ignore list      Thu Jul-22-10 11:08 AM
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8. It ought to be a crime
   
Voting while stupid.

Conservatives would win in a landslide if that were the case.

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ixion  Donating Member  (1000+ posts)  Journal  Click to send private message to this author  Click to view this author's profile  Click to add this author to your buddy list  Click to add this author to your Ignore list      Thu Jul-22-10 11:09 AM
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9. Freepers don't do subtle nuance in the least
   
their brains simply are not developed to the point where irony, satire and parody register.

This coming from the site that couldn't grasp that Hannity wasn't praising McViegh he was mocking the dummies.

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Ganja Ninja  Donating Member  (1000+ posts) Click to send private message to this author  Click to view this author's profile  Click to add this author to your buddy list  Click to add this author to your Ignore list      Thu Jul-22-10 11:11 AM
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13. It's people like this that really truly deserve the right wing government they long for.
   
I just wish they could all go somewhere and have it.

Nothin stoppin you from heading to Cuba or Venezuela to live in your leftist utopia.

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LiberalAndProud  Donating Member  (1000+ posts)  Journal  Click to send private message to this author  Click to view this author's profile  Click to add this author to your buddy list  Click to add this author to your Ignore list      Thu Jul-22-10 11:11 AM
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14. Teabaggers don't realize that Cobert is satire.
   
Because he's not. He simply reflects the true mindset of the far right. Thinking people recognize the absurdity. Those he mocks don't get the joke. They just sit back and say "right on."


I haven't watched enough of Colbert to form any kind of opinion but, odds are a "conservative" on comedy central must be satire.

Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: Mike220 on July 22, 2010, 10:46:10 AM
All this from the same people that use John Stewart as a source of news.  :mental:
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: Ralph Wiggum on July 22, 2010, 10:46:13 AM
(http://theinspirationroom.com/daily/commercials/2005/10/sony-bravia-balls-st.jpg)
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: SSG Snuggle Bunny on July 22, 2010, 10:46:38 AM
Remind me again what was Al Franken's credentials with these tools.
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: Freeper on July 22, 2010, 10:50:59 AM
Remind me again what was Al Franken's credentials with these tools.

He's smart enough, he's good enough and dog gonnit people like him.  :-)
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: USA4ME on July 22, 2010, 10:54:37 AM
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BlueJazz

My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
  
I'll try to make this short..

So I'm in line at checkout with several items...

He hit the right word.

CCers:  Sit, BooBoo, sit.
BlueJazz:  Woof!
CCers:  Good doggie.

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Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: Texacon on July 22, 2010, 11:15:54 AM
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wryter2000 

Thu Jul-22-10 11:08 AM
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8. It ought to be a crime
   
Voting while stupid.


[youtube=425,350]ZIOePg4K0vI[/youtube]

I rest my case.

Your witness DU.

KC
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: JohnnyReb on July 22, 2010, 11:17:48 AM
wryter2000  DU Moderator Donating Member

8. It ought to be a crime
  
Voting while stupid.

It was back when we had a poll tax and literacy test.....but the democrats needed the votes so they began to let "stoooopid" vote.
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: WinOne4TheGipper on July 22, 2010, 04:21:06 PM
How I've missed the bouncy.   :diebouncy:
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: Ballygrl on July 22, 2010, 05:25:57 PM
It's always at the grocery store, like people really talk politics while on line, everyone is in a freaking rush to get out of the store. Oh, and I live in a heavily Republican County, how come I never hear people talking politics around here when they go to the store?
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: debk on July 22, 2010, 05:36:03 PM
It's always at the grocery store, like people really talk politics while on line, everyone is in a freaking rush to get out of the store. Oh, and I live in a heavily Republican County, how come I never hear people talking politics around here when they go to the store?


I live in a heavily Republican county too....and  I've never heard discussions like this. Most people are just intent on getting their stuff out of the cart, dreading how much it's going to cost, paying for it, and getting out of the parking lot without getting hit by some little old lady who's hanging onto the steering wheel for dear life and a handicap sticker hanging from the rear view mirror. ::)
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: ScubaGuy on July 22, 2010, 05:42:35 PM
Someone had to take the bounce a bit higher.

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SunnySong  (1000+ posts)  Journal  Click to send private message to this author  Click to add this author to your buddy list  Click to add this author to your Ignore list      Thu Jul-22-10 11:04 AM
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3. I had the simular experince at a Publix a few days ago...
   
She then payed with an EBT card (food stamps)


Talk about holding your tongue...

Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: Boudicca on July 22, 2010, 06:30:46 PM
All I gotta say to this:  You're a Lousy Liar! :hammer:
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: Ballygrl on July 22, 2010, 06:36:22 PM

I live in a heavily Republican county too....and  I've never heard discussions like this. Most people are just intent on getting their stuff out of the cart, dreading how much it's going to cost, paying for it, and getting out of the parking lot without getting hit by some little old lady who's hanging onto the steering wheel for dear life and a handicap sticker hanging from the rear view mirror. ::)

You would think we'd be bitching bigtime about Obama on line at the grocery store.
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: Ballygrl on July 22, 2010, 06:37:40 PM
Someone had to take the bounce a bit higher.

Is Sunny a mole?
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: franksolich on July 22, 2010, 10:39:24 PM
Is Sunny a mole?

Good possibility.
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: TheSarge on July 22, 2010, 10:45:46 PM
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And then it finally dawns on me...."Dear God...this idiot has NO idea that his show is Satire...She thinks he REALLY feels that way about our Country"
I didn't say much more.

This coming from the same hive that believes Jon Stewart dishes out "news" every night.
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: zeitgeist on July 23, 2010, 06:06:03 AM
Good possibility.

And I think trying for a spot in the 2010 Top Ten, indeed a gutsy move.  His thread on 2 million dead ( posted here) (http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x8769505) did a great job of flushing out a bunch of hate filled sleepers over there while solidifying his position as an over the top anti American loon.

Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: franksolich on July 23, 2010, 09:18:47 AM
And I think trying for a spot in the 2010 Top Ten, indeed a gutsy move.  His thread on 2 million dead ( posted here) (http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x8769505) did a great job of flushing out a bunch of hate filled sleepers over there while solidifying his position as an over the top anti American loon.

That's why I think it's a good possibility the sunshine primitive is a mole; the modus operendi is just too good, too slick, too nuanced, for an authentic primitive to think of, much less attempt.

Sometimes moles tend to overdo things, being a tad bit too perfect.  Of course, the primitives, with lesser-developed cerebral capacities, eat it up, but decent and civilized people know what's going on.

Caution, however; this is just speculation on my part, that the sunshine primitive is a mole.  franksolich has been wrong before.  Only time will tell, as time inevitably does.
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: lastparker on July 23, 2010, 10:43:47 AM
That's why I think it's a good possibility the sunshine primitive is a mole; the modus operendi is just too good, too slick, too nuanced, for an authentic primitive to think of, much less attempt.

Sometimes moles tend to overdo things, being a tad bit too perfect.  Of course, the primitives, with lesser-developed cerebral capacities, eat it up, but decent and civilized people know what's going on.

Caution, however; this is just speculation on my part, that the sunshine primitive is a mole.  franksolich has been wrong before.  Only time will tell, as time inevitably does.

Uh oh.....  our spotlight on the Sunny one may have boosted the primitive's confidence a tad too high.....

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SidDithers  (1000+ posts)        Fri Jul-23-10 10:42 AM
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107. Stay classy, Sonny...
 

PICTURE OF THE TOMBSTONE

Sid

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pinto   (1000+ posts)      Fri Jul-23-10 10:43 AM
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108. Member is no longer with us.
 Locking.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x8797761

Ah Sunny.... we hardly knew ye.
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: Ballygrl on July 23, 2010, 12:39:47 PM
OMG! Sunny got pizza'd?
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: Karin on July 23, 2010, 01:26:33 PM
Look, BSS and Carl,

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SunnySong (1000+ posts)      Thu Jul-22-10 09:08 PM
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56. For too many people in upsatate NY it is a depression. nt

He's our neighbor. 

I read the thread.  I honestly don't see what he did to get the stone.  They were just bickering about Chelsea's wedding. 
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: debk on July 23, 2010, 01:43:51 PM
Look, BSS and Carl,

He's our neighbor. 

I read the thread.  I honestly don't see what he did to get the stone.  They were just bickering about Chelsea's wedding. 

He told the truth?

It's against DU policy if it reflects badly on the administration or the Dems. Aren't most of the NY politicos, Democrat?
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: zeitgeist on July 23, 2010, 01:52:35 PM
He told the truth?

It's against DU policy if it reflects badly on the administration or the Dems. Aren't most of the NY politicos, Democrat?


I don't think sonny boy was a member all that long although I did not check that out.  A real come from out of nowhere type.  


Sonny boy wander by and let us know the truth, you fence post stupid or a mole?? :popcorn:
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: BlueStateSaint on July 23, 2010, 04:53:03 PM
Aren't most of the NY politicos, Democrat?

Yup.  Though, we're trying to change that.  Trust me--with this bunch, it's gonna be a long hard slog.

ETA:  My town is heavily Republican, and I have had political discussions with people in grocery checkout lines--but only in the last 18 months or so, and they're generally not complimentary to the mob that occupies the White House now.
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: docstew on July 24, 2010, 08:17:37 AM
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TalkingDog  (1000+ posts)  Journal  Click to send private message to this author  Click to view this author's profile  Click to add this author to your buddy list  Click to add this author to your Ignore list      Thu Jul-22-10 11:20 AM
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17. Commies! I wonder if she knew she was shopping at a communally held business?
   
Ha! That always makes me laugh....

Talkingdog, like my actual dog, is an idiot (I know, that condition is considered part of being a DUmmie).  Publix is not a communally held business and never has been.  It was started by a single man who saw a niche in the market and put everything he had into a business to fill that niche.  Even today, you don't get to sit on the board of directors for that company unless your related to him.  Publix is an example of what the entrepeneurial spirit can do, given enough freedom.  BTW, I'd like to thank the OP for shopping at Publix, I'll enjoy spending their money when I get my dividend check.
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: TheSarge on July 24, 2010, 09:36:34 AM
Talkingdog, like my actual dog, is an idiot (I know, that condition is considered part of being a DUmmie).  Publix is not a communally held business and never has been.  It was started by a single man who saw a niche in the market and put everything he had into a business to fill that niche.  Even today, you don't get to sit on the board of directors for that company unless your related to him.  Publix is an example of what the entrepeneurial spirit can do, given enough freedom.  BTW, I'd like to thank the OP for shopping at Publix, I'll enjoy spending their money when I get my dividend check.

The DUmmie saw the name "Publix" and assumed it was a communal store simply by the name of the place.
 
:whatever:
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: BlueStateSaint on July 24, 2010, 09:52:41 AM
Talkingdog, like my actual dog, is an idiot (I know, that condition is considered part of being a DUmmie).  Publix is not a communally held business and never has been.  It was started by a single man who saw a niche in the market and put everything he had into a business to fill that niche.  Even today, you don't get to sit on the board of directors for that company unless your related to him.  Publix is an example of what the entrepeneurial spirit can do, given enough freedom.  BTW, I'd like to thank the OP for shopping at Publix, I'll enjoy spending their money when I get my dividend check.

Your actual dog deserves better . . . than to be compared equally with a DUmb****.
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: Randy on July 24, 2010, 10:21:21 AM
Your actual dog deserves better . . . than to be compared equally with a DUmb****.

I've yet to see a mumbling, drooling dog scared of it's own shadow....
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: docstew on July 24, 2010, 10:23:35 AM
Your actual dog deserves better . . . than to be compared equally with a DUmb****.

You're right.  Sorry Peanut.
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: diesel driver on July 25, 2010, 01:37:11 AM
I've yet to see a mumbling, drooling dog scared of it's own shadow....

Although 1 of mine is scared of the vacuum cleaner, he IS housebroken....
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: Randy on July 25, 2010, 05:30:38 AM
Although 1 of mine is scared of the vacuum cleaner, he IS housebroken....

See that, your dog is 3 steps above a DUmmie just right there.
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: Godot showed up on July 25, 2010, 07:00:22 AM
docstew beat me to what I thought was the funniest bit--Publix is not only not a "commune" of any kind, it has a ticker symbol and is technically publically traded OTC--PUSH.OB--although I have no idea when was the last time any stock traded hands on this one. MAN these people are ignorant. I don't care if they imagine they have the intelligence of Einsteins, they have the knowledgebases of disabled bananas.
-------------------------------------------------------

This was the first bit that leapt out for me, though:


"Flags and crap."

Liberal patriotism at its finest.





I
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: PatriotGame on July 25, 2010, 07:41:26 AM
Remind me again what was Al Franken's credentials with these tools.

...nuff said...

(http://blog.jonolan.net/wp-content/uploads/2009/07/al-franken-luvs.jpg)
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: PatriotGame on July 25, 2010, 07:53:22 AM
Uh oh.....  our spotlight on the Sunny one may have boosted the primitive's confidence a tad too high.....
  
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x8797761

Ah Sunny.... we hardly knew ye.
Buddha-Boom!!

The VRWC "Take Down" program strikes again!

Tombstoning DUmmys, one at a time...
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: Randy on July 25, 2010, 07:53:48 AM
Not only is Publix publicly traded on the evile Wall St, it's also expensive to shop at. There's 2 strikes.
PLUS they believe in treating and paying their employees fairly, with NO union prodding. This ones a wash. BUT up till a few years ago they closed on Sunday, *GASP* because the Fundy management wanted to allow the employees and customers to attend church. OMG they believe in GOD!!111!!111!oneoneone!!

Strike 3 and the DUmmie OP is shown to be a hypocrite. No good democrat would ever be seen in a place that has stock, doesn't practically give away food and believes in God. No way, no how.
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: PatriotGame on July 25, 2010, 07:57:14 AM
I've yet to see a mumbling, drooling dog scared of it's own shadow....
I've yet to see a mumbling, drooling dog in a furry suit either.

BUTT...that is just ME and I don't get out much...
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: Godot showed up on July 25, 2010, 09:06:48 AM
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BakedAtAMileHigh (677 posts)      Fri Jul-23-10 10:34 AM
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100. I love it when folks use the term "classy"! It's so revealing.
 Your language reveals much more about you than your subject. You should know that you can indeed buy "class": as a matter of fact, money is the basis for the entire f**king idea. You can't buy TASTE or STYLE, which is something that people who use the word "classy" to describe these types of offensively over-the-top events on the part of the moneyed elite do not seem to understand.

Haven't we had enough idiotic hero-worship in this brain-dead country?



If this one had a Dances-With-Wolves--type Sioux name, it'd be "Nuances of Meaning Lost," or, possibly, "Doesn't Know Shit About English.”

CC regulars--you can skip over the high school--level English lesson to follow. DUmmies and Dems, pay atten-tion, and I'll use short words and go slow-ly so you can un-der-stand.


The adjective "classy" can be used to describe actions, interactions, and character traits that show either little economic contrast or none, and in everyday, common, and accepted usage is a synonym for ""taste," an inherently subjective abstraction.

Examples:

Office worker out with friends at bar: ::belches loudly and continues long after it could be considered unpreventable, does not say “excuse me”::
Coworker, with light sarcastic inflection: “Classy.”


Ronald Reagan was more classy than Ted Kennedy was. I’m more classy than Ted Kennedy was. Fungus is more classy than Ted Kennedy was.

Delphiniums are classy, orchids are not.

CC posters are more classy than DU posters.




I do enjoy exposing the preening pomposity of this kind of dope, the linguistic novice who’s learned a little etymology and then immediately insists on equating origin with usage, a criterion for judging proper use not even the strictest dictionary usage panel would adopt. 
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: docstew on July 25, 2010, 10:14:59 AM
Not only is Publix publicly traded on the evile Wall St, it's also expensive to shop at. There's 2 strikes.
PLUS they believe in treating and paying their employees fairly, with NO union prodding. This ones a wash. BUT up till a few years ago they closed on Sunday, *GASP* because the Fundy management wanted to allow the employees and customers to attend church. OMG they believe in GOD!!111!!111!oneoneone!!

Strike 3 and the DUmmie OP is shown to be a hypocrite. No good democrat would ever be seen in a place that has stock, doesn't practically give away food and believes in God. No way, no how.

Correction for ya Randy, Publix never closed on Sunday, but they would pay the employees a dollar more per hour.  They did close on Christmas, Thanksgiving and Easter.  Them being publicly traded is new on me, back when I was there they weren't.  That, and they would give the employees stock based on hours worked, as long as it was over 1000 hours a year.  After 5 years, you could keep it, which is how I came to have some.
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: Randy on July 25, 2010, 12:10:53 PM
Well OK I was off by a decade or 2 when I said a few years.... :-)

The section on the 80's
http://www.fundinguniverse.com/company-histories/Publix-Super-Markets-Inc-Company-History.html

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The 1980s brought considerable change to Publix. One of the first changes was automatic teller machines, which Publix began installing before many banks did. The firm was also the first supermarket chain to install bar-code scanners in every store. Jenkins had always refused to open his stores on Sunday, but in 1982, losing market share to stores that did, he relented.

I guess time really does fly when you're having fun.  :lmao:



Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: docstew on July 25, 2010, 02:21:00 PM
I was 6, so I didn't notice which stores were open on Sunday. lol
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: Randy on July 25, 2010, 03:30:48 PM
I was 6, so I didn't notice which stores were open on Sunday. lol

I hate to admit it but I was a hair bit older than you are now at the time.  :hyper:
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: diesel driver on July 25, 2010, 06:51:11 PM


...Ronald Reagan was more classy than Ted Kennedy was. I’m more classy than Ted Kennedy was. Fungus is more classy than Ted Kennedy was...


Ted Kennedy as a worm feast is more classy that Ted Kennedy was.... 
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: vesta111 on July 25, 2010, 10:57:14 PM
Ted Kennedy as a worm feast is more classy that Ted Kennedy was.... 

What on earth is wrong about Ted Kennedy.?

Lots of fellas come from a family where their father is rich, and a former ambassador.

Check him out guys, both his brothers were assassinated at an early age, had a sister lobotomised as she was in love with a married man.

He had to watch as his older brothers became world famous and had sex with the same movie star.  His sister married a movie movie star with connections to the MOB.

Fun family life after he spun a strange story about the passenger in his car who drowned and had to find a way to keep his wife from getting half the family fortune.

His sister-in -law at a young age remarried a bald headed old fart that was in love with another woman.

He was now the head of the family and his Nieces and Nephews were driving him nuts, One stole his 90 year old mother's pain medication and later died from a drug over dose.  Another one was convicted of murdering a 15 year old girl.  One went on trial for raping a young woman on his front lawn.

Somewhere in there his Wife began to drink big time.

Sad, so sad, his only relief was to run stark necked on the beach at night and he had to give that up.

The day his niece was to be married his favorite nephew crashed his plane into the water killing himself, Bimbo wife and sister-in law.

This is just a small fraction of the life of Teddy,  in a little over 35 years or so this man had to face the Devil

But he WON won darn it, found a wife that supported him, bought a couple of dogs and became on his own a very influential Senator and perhaps found peace at last.

For me, he was one of the most interesting people to come out of Camelot.
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: PatriotGame on July 25, 2010, 11:09:22 PM
What on earth is wrong about Ted Kennedy.?

Lots of fellas come from a family where their father is rich, and a former ambassador.

Check him out guys, both his brothers were assassinated at an early age, had a sister lobotomised as she was in love with a married man.

He had to watch as his older brothers became world famous and had sex with the same movie star.  His sister married a movie movie star with connections to the MOB.

Fun family life after he spun a strange story about the passenger in his car who drowned and had to find a way to keep his wife from getting half the family fortune.

His sister-in -law at a young age remarried a bald headed old fart that was in love with another woman.

He was now the head of the family and his Nieces and Nephews were driving him nuts, One stole his 90 year old mother's pain medication and later died from a drug over dose.  Another one was convicted of murdering a 15 year old girl.  One went on trial for raping a young woman on his front lawn.

Somewhere in there his Wife began to drink big time.

Sad, so sad, his only relief was to run stark necked on the beach at night and he had to give that up.

The day his niece was to be married his favorite nephew crashed his plane into the water killing himself, Bimbo wife and sister-in law.

This is just a small fraction of the life of Teddy,  in a little over 35 years or so this man had to face the Devil

But he WON won darn it, found a wife that supported him, bought a couple of dogs and became on his own a very influential Senator and perhaps found peace at last.

For me, he was one of the most interesting people to come out of Camelot.
Good God you are pathetic.

Where oh where to begin:

He killed a woman: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-1209313/Ted-Kennedy-The-Senator-Sleaze-drunk-sexual-bully--left-young-woman-die.html

He CHEATED twice at Harvard and the guy he butt-humped to do his homework and take tests for him was BARRED FOR LIFE from Harvard yet Ted was allowed to stay: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090826085310AAvvn0e (there is much more - figure it out for yourself.

Finally, that cock-sucker committed TREASON against my nation: http://www.tldm.org/News9/KennedyCooperatedWithKGB.htm


That low-life sack of shit SHOULD have died while ROTTING in a cold, dark, windowless prison cell!
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: diesel driver on July 26, 2010, 07:08:06 AM
What on earth is wrong about Ted Kennedy.?

Lots of fellas come from a family where their father is rich, and a former ambassador.

Check him out guys, both his brothers were assassinated at an early age, had a sister lobotomised as she was in love with a married man.

He had to watch as his older brothers became world famous and had sex with the same movie star.  His sister married a movie movie star with connections to the MOB.

Fun family life after he spun a strange story about the passenger in his car who drowned and had to find a way to keep his wife from getting half the family fortune.

His sister-in -law at a young age remarried a bald headed old fart that was in love with another woman.

He was now the head of the family and his Nieces and Nephews were driving him nuts, One stole his 90 year old mother's pain medication and later died from a drug over dose.  Another one was convicted of murdering a 15 year old girl.  One went on trial for raping a young woman on his front lawn.

Somewhere in there his Wife began to drink big time.

Sad, so sad, his only relief was to run stark necked on the beach at night and he had to give that up.

The day his niece was to be married his favorite nephew crashed his plane into the water killing himself, Bimbo wife and sister-in law.

This is just a small fraction of the life of Teddy,  in a little over 35 years or so this man had to face the Devil

But he WON won darn it, found a wife that supported him, bought a couple of dogs and became on his own a very influential Senator and perhaps found peace at last.

For me, he was one of the most interesting people to come out of Camelot.

You do know that Camelot doesn't now, nor has it ever, existed, right.
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: zeitgeist on July 26, 2010, 07:22:47 AM
You do know that Camelot doesn't now, nor has it ever, existed, right.

Ya know this is a perfect example of how many women vote ( they are th "he's so dreamy,has great hair, just get all tingly voters").  And they say men do most of their thinking with their little head. :thatsright:

Camelot, wasn't that the district in Illinois where the dead rose up to vote for JFK in the 1960 election? 
Title: Re: My incident with a tea-bagger this morning (at Publix-Grocery store)
Post by: diesel driver on July 26, 2010, 07:27:44 AM
Ya know this is a perfect example of how many women vote ( they are th "he's so dreamy,has great hair, just get all tingly voters").  And they say men do most of their thinking with their little head. :thatsright:

Camelot, wasn't that the district in Illinois where the dead rose up to vote for JFK in the 1960 election? 

I thought it was the "Kennedy Compound"...

Oh, wait!  That was Came a lot...