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Current Events => The DUmpster => Topic started by: Charles Henrickson on November 11, 2011, 11:27:09 PM
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New DUFU up:
DUmmie FUnnies 11-11-11 (Oligarchs, Fear the OWSies!) (http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/bloggers/2806318/posts)
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You would.
Just as I was getting ready to hit the sack.
OK, I go look.
Heh..
Jobless the Nutt. :rotf:
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A sufficient number of humans have now taken the red pill.
Somebody needs to send over a truckload of "blue pills" right away, because it's painfully obvious these losers can't function outside of the "matrix". :lmao:
On the other hand, never mind.
It's usually a good thing to "thin the herd" every now and then. :lmao:
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Today's young people swim in a sea of information unlike anything we old farts could have imagined. . . .
As long as they can plug their "Media Center" into the city's power outlets without getting their equipment confiscated. :lmao:
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The Occupy Movement is like the perfect science-fiction monster.
[Jobless the Nutt.]
:lmao:
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As long as they can plug their "Media Center" into the city's power outlets without getting their equipment confiscated. :lmao:
Or just plain stolen?
Another instant classic, Oligarchs, Fear The OWSies. :lmao:
Which causes me to wonder, how many OWSies know what an Oligarchy is? Apparently ( or parently ) there are lots of things that have yet to occupy their minds, to wit:
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x2289406
KoKo (1000+ posts) Fri Nov-11-11 07:59 PM
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So...the "old Boomer Has Beens" have their last say. "Joan Baez at Foley Square!"
Edited on Fri Nov-11-11 08:19 PM by KoKo
(btw..nice song you can listen to at the site)
Folk singer Joan Baez jams for the Occupy Wall Street
Anti-war folkie performs on Veteran's Day
BY Matthew Lysiak & Corky Siemaszko
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Friday, November 11 2011, 3:53 PM
The irony of Baez performing on Veterans Day was mostly lost on the demonstrators, who had marched from their base in Zuccotti Park to Foley Square, just up from City Hall, for the concert.
In fact, some weren’t quite sure who Baez was.
“She’s a war hero who served in Vietnam, I think,†said 19-year-old Luke Fields, who hails from Morningside Heights. “She saw first-hand that war was a nightmare.â€
Told that Baez was a singer, Fields changed his tune.
“It’s great to have her here,†he said. “She’s a legend, but no, I can’t say I can name the songs.â€
Fields was not alone.
When Baez urged everyone to sing along with her first song, “Where’s My Apple Pie,†only a handful did because most didn’t seem to know the lyrics.
But there was loud applause when Baez changed the lyric from “where’s my apple pie,†to “it’s time to occupy.â€
Baez is not the first 60’s throwback to sing in solidarity with the mostly youthful protesters.
MUCH MORE and Worth a Read.....at..........
Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/folk-singer-joan-ba...
Joan Baez fifteen minutes are long over. Must have been like being French kissed by their grandmother. :hammer:
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Joan Baez fifteen minutes are long over.
Judging from recent pictures the time is now: half-past sag.