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FURY IN BRUSSELS
You wouldn’t think this powerfully Belgian image could cause any trouble:
You’d be wrong, though.
The obvious solution, then, is to pack Al-Gore off to Belgium and they can hang onto his every word. Then, we’ll be rid of him (and get some warmer weather, we hope).
Posted by rightwingprof on 2007 03 18 at 11:14 AM • permalinkI’m amazed that the Belgians didn’t bring their sick and crippled for Algore to heal with his touch.
Posted by The_Real_JeffS on 2007 03 18 at 11:41 AM • permalinkThey wanna fight global warming? Stop growing those damn brussell sprouts methane bobms…
Posted by richard mcenroe on 2007 03 18 at 11:46 AM • permalinkSo how much does the Goracle charge to have your picture taken with him? Did these dopes win the Lackwit Lottery, or something?
Posted by Spiny Norman on 2007 03 18 at 12:01 PM • permalinkHe fits right in with those frosty Belgians.
Posted by alien kiwi on 2007 03 18 at 12:22 PM • permalinkFrom VP to Euro Socialist super idol. You just can’t make this shit up. At least US voters had some sense (just).
Posted by alien kiwi on 2007 03 18 at 12:33 PM • permalinkI dunno…the guy on the right, Mr. Verhofstadt, looks really, really uncomfortable. I bet he scrubbed that hand with Lysol after he got it back from Algore.
BTW ``Laurette Onkelinx’’ sounds like she should have had a walk-on part in ``Asterix in Belgium.’’ If it were being written today, she probably would have.
Posted by Sonetka's Mom on 2007 03 18 at 12:52 PM • permalinkI was in Belgium once. It was on a Tuesday and everything was closed, the excuse being it was some sort of saint’s day. My mother and I wandered around for a while and finally found a store open that sold stamps. (I used to collect stamps.) I also remember that when the train passed into Belgium the guards that got on the train (this was 1981, every time you passed through a country’s border the train stopped and you had to show your papers) were carrying rifles—a first in our wanderings that summer over Western Europe. Oostend was charming, though, as long as you didn’t mind the dog crap in the streets.
My father went to Europe a few years later. He ended up in Antwerp. It was on a Thursday, I believe. Once again, everything was closed for some reason or other. Then they put his suitcases on the wrong train and they went to Amsterdam while he was on a train to Copenhagen.
Belgium is a useless country, France and the Netherlands should just divide it up between them.
Posted by Andrea Harris, Administrator on 2007 03 18 at 02:40 PM • permalinkIsn’t this what happens pre every Euro war? Useless wankers shake hands in an office and the world goes to Hell?
Posted by dean martin on 2007 03 18 at 05:24 PM • permalinkNo, if it’s Tuesday, it must be Belgium.
Posted by Kyda Sylvester on 2007 03 18 at 05:26 PM • permalink#21 Contrail,
Is that because Belgium was the place where they could find the stupidest people to staff the Euro Union bureaucracy?Reading The Brussels Journal and other sites I get the impression that no day is the proper day to visit Belgium. I may have to visit some day. I suppose I had better do it soon, before it becomes part of Eurabia.
Posted by Michael Lonie on 2007 03 18 at 07:06 PM • permalinkDamn dsylexia.
Am I the only one who read that as “Furry in Brussels?”
Talk about being disappointed on the click thru.
Posted by joe bagadonuts on 2007 03 18 at 07:12 PM • permalinkErrr… That’s “dyslexia”.
Will the torment never end!
Posted by joe bagadonuts on 2007 03 18 at 07:16 PM • permalinkWhile the words powerfully and Belgian do appear in close proximity on occasion, it appears this is the first time that they have appeared next to each other on the Internet.
I feel privileged to have been amongst those to witness this rare conjunction of words.
Posted by Margos Maid on 2007 03 18 at 10:32 PM • permalinkMargo’s Maid—usually it referes to conditions downwind of said Belges… usually with a further modifier.
Posted by richard mcenroe on 2007 03 18 at 10:45 PM • permalinkFjordman also writes for the Brussels Journal. His latest article is very hard hitting and a warning to all.
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And here’s li’l ole me, willing to pay big bucks to not be in a picture with Al Gore…