A Puzzling New nadinism

[GOBUCKS]

News from nutcase nadin, reporting from deep within the bowels of Mexico, a country vastly superior in every way to 'Murka:

nadinbrzezinski  (1000+ posts)        Sun Oct-09-11 06:05 PM
Original message
Protests every where.... and we have the likes
of Thomas Friedman saying we all need to tighten our belts. Was watching GPS with mom... don't ask, not many choices for us nooz in mexico city, and Friedman had the gall to blame the rest of us for the crisis, and our situational ethics. I was going, it was YOU who pushed that you ass!

Oh and taxing the upper 1%, that be him... is not really part of the solution... BARF!

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x2086998

Well, this nadinism has me stumped. Does anyone have any idea what nutcase nadin is talking about here?

Does it capture her attention when the girl inside the GPS says, "Recalculating"?

I'll bet her mother is really enjoying this visit. If her parents really wanted to be near nadin, they would have long ago hidden under a load of watermelons and emigrated, just like nadin once did.

[Delmar]

It's probably just the initials for a mexican soap opera.  You know sorta like here they abbreviate Dancing with the Stars DWTS.  Nadin dropped it in there like that to lure some unexpecting DUmmy into asking what it stands for then she can say something like Gringa Puede Ser is only the most popular telenovela in Mexico, you ignorant ugly American.

[Skul]

Cripes, goNads doesn't know where she's at, where she's going, or where she's been.
I can just see her, sitting in a room, staring at a GPS, wondering how to get msnbc.
You go, girl!  

[chitownchica]

Oh and taxing the upper 1%, that be him... is not really part of the solution... BARF!

They've had a lot of DUmp fights in GD:P regarding liberal racists who won't vote for Obama.  I think this is Nadin's poor attempt to let them know she's onboard.  Remember, she told the Pitcairn islanders that referring to Obama by his first or last name only was a racist dog whistle.

[NHSparky]

Nadin reminds me of the joke that has a blonde at a Coke machine, putting money in, punching buttons, and jumping up and down with glee when the Coke comes out.

Along comes another person who, after waiting several minutes, asks if he can get one, to which the blonde replies, "**** OFF--I'M WINNING!!!"

[Skul]

Nadin reminds me of the joke that has a blonde at a Coke machine, putting money in, punching buttons, and jumping up and down with glee when the Coke comes out.

Along comes another person who, after waiting several minutes, asks if he can get one, to which the blonde replies, "**** OFF--I'M WINNING!!!"

That was my wife, sparks.
Now I'm broke, but, I have enough cola to keep Bacardi in business for decades.

[franksolich]

I couldn't hold back any longer.

I tried to resist, but in the end, I couldn't.

I nadined "GPS," to find out what the Hell that is.

Apparently it's CNN-Mexico.

[GOBUCKS]

I couldn't hold back any longer.

I tried to resist, but in the end, I couldn't.

I nadined "GPS," to find out what the Hell that is.

Apparently it's CNN-Mexico.

Well, you're a more skilled nadiner than I. As soon as I saw her latest mess of a post, I tried to decipher "GPS".

I nadined "GPS news", "GPS Mexico", "GPS television Mexico", and never found anything that was not associated in some way with GPS satellite mapping, technology, tracking, the GPS industry, sales, etc.

Nothing remotely associated with a news outlet like CNN.

I decided that although GPS is only three letters, nutcase nadin must have misspelled it.

To read her posts, you have to be skilled at nadining, but you also must try to see the words through her twisted vision, so you can make sense of her random method of spelling.

Sometimes it's really hard to guess at what she's trying to spell. "GPS" could be a nadinized version of "CNN", or it could mean "BBC", or it might even be her attempt to spell "Keef", or "Munch".

Tense, number, and case have no meaning for nadin in grammar, and in spelling letters are all pretty much interchangeable. Among normal people, that would be considered illiteracy.

[franksolich]

Well, you're a more skilled nadiner than I. As soon as I saw her latest mess of a post, I tried to decipher "GPS".

I nadined "GPS news", "GPS Mexico", "GPS television Mexico", and never found anything that was not associated in some way with GPS satellite mapping, technology, tracking, the GPS industry, sales, etc.

Nothing remotely associated with a news outlet like CNN.

I decided that although GPS is only three letters, nutcase nadin must have misspelled it.

To read her posts, you have to be skilled at nadining, but you also must try to see the words through her twisted vision, so you can make sense of her random method of spelling.

Sometimes it's really hard to guess at what she's trying to spell. "GPS" could be a nadinized version of "CNN", or it could mean "BBC", or it might even be her attempt to spell "Keef", or "Munch".

Tense, number, and case have no meaning for nadin in grammar, and in spelling letters are all pretty much interchangeable. Among normal people, that would be considered illiteracy.

But you nailed her good.  A perfect description.

[NHSparky]

But you nailed her good.  A perfect description.

This from a man who on his computer has a folder entitled, "Nadin's dirty pictures."

You are a sick, sick, disturbed man, coach.  In the best sort of way, of course.