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Michael Moore declares a fatwa against CNN:

I’m about to become your worst nightmare.

This ought to be fun.

UPDATE. If he isn’t careful, Rich Lowry may find himself added to Moore’s fatso-wa:

Michael Moore set out to make a movie attacking the American insurance industry and ended up attacking the American character. By the end of his movie SiCKO, his plaint is less about American resistance to government-run health care than its overarching rejection of collectivism. As Moore puts it, everywhere else it’s “a world of we,” but here a “world of me.”

His voice thus joins a vast, age-old chorus of left-wing bafflement and disillusion at American exceptionalism ...

Oh, Moore joined that chorus long ago. He used to lead it.

Posted by Tim B. on 07/15/2007 at 02:17 AM
  1. Michael Moore declares a fatwa

    I can’t add anything to this.

    Posted by Noah D on 2007 07 15 at 02:28 AM • permalink

  2. So, Michael Moore is expecting someone else to admit it if they’re wrong?

    Dear Michael,

    My name is Ash and I saw your movies “Bowling for Columbine” and “Fahrenheit 9/11”. In the interests of truth and fairness, I would appreciate it if you came clean about your factual errors.

    I won’t waste your time rehashing your errors. You know what they are. What I want to do is help you come clean. Admit you were wrong. What is the shame in that? We all make mistakes. I know it’s hard to admit it when you’ve screwed up, but it’s also liberating and cathartic. It not only makes you a better person, it helps prevent you from screwing up again. Imagine how many people will be drawn to a man who says, “I made a mistake. I’m human. I’m sorry. I will make mistakes in the future - but I might not always correct them but you know that you should trust me.” Now, how hard would that really be?

    From Ash.

    Posted by Ash_ on 2007 07 15 at 02:31 AM • permalink

  3. Is Auntie about to mount The Great Fahrenheit 9/11 Swindle debate?

    Posted by egg_ on 2007 07 15 at 02:34 AM • permalink

  4. I could see Moore in my worst nightmare.

    But more seriously, is Moore going to sue CNN for stealing his ideas? Inaccuracies, glaring errors, falsehoods. misrepresented - these are all vital elements of any Moore movie but I didn’t think you could copyright them.

    Posted by Contrail on 2007 07 15 at 02:34 AM • permalink

  5. Fatwa 7-11?

    Posted by egg_ on 2007 07 15 at 02:36 AM • permalink

  6. So, lies, fabrications, slants, twists and distorts are perfectly acceptable to Michael Moore? As long as they’re not directed at him. How does that big weenie feel Michael? You bloated, talentless, idiotic, brain-dead sack of mouse droppings. Aside from your obvious expertise at dismantling chocolate cakes and screeching, you really have nothing worthwhile to add to society. If you aren’t man enough to take exactly what you dish out, get out of the kitchen. There is no more cake in there for you. Now go back to rooting in your hog trough and shut your cake hole.

    Posted by Texas Bob on 2007 07 15 at 02:42 AM • permalink

  7. I’m sure it won’t make anywhere near as big an impact as the fatwa he declared on jelly doughnuts.

    Posted by Hank Reardon on 2007 07 15 at 02:43 AM • permalink

  8. As the center has drifted ever farther to the left, the left has become ever more radicalized.

    The “soft left” is about to discover just what kind of monster they’ve been riding for the last couple generations.

    Posted by Grimmy on 2007 07 15 at 02:45 AM • permalink

  9. #6 When I grow up, can you teach me how to write like you Texas Bob? That was awesome!

    Posted by Ash_ on 2007 07 15 at 02:47 AM • permalink

  10. Michael Moore seems to be confused - just because people talk about his films doesn’t mean he has any influence. He hasn’t changed a single thing (last time I checked, people still have guns, we’re still in Iraq, and it doesn’t look like the US health system is implementing some radical changes); this vendetta against CNN is just the same.

    Still, it’ll be nice to watch the liberals argue with each other.

    Posted by Ian Deans on 2007 07 15 at 02:49 AM • permalink

  11. http://www.moorewatch.com does a pretty good job of dismantling him.

    Having seen that open letter, even though Moore is the size he is, I still wonder how he can be so full of shit!

    Posted by AlburyShifton on 2007 07 15 at 02:54 AM • permalink

  12. Oh for the love of Pete!!!
    Looking over Fatso’s site, I see a tab called How Can I Help the Soldiers?
    At the bottom of that page are links to information on how to claim your conscientious objector status. As if I didn’t despise this Bin Laden lap-dog enough already?
    What a frickin joke! Let’s see, I enlist in the US Army of my own free will, without coercion, know that the mission of the US Army is to support and defend the Constitution of the United States of America against all enemies foreign and domestic, which means I am willing to fight my nation’s wars, willing to kill and to possibly die. But I have a problem with this whole killing people thing, because it goes against my conscience. So I claim a conscientious objector status, because, you know, killing is wrong, man!
    The way I see it, these numbnuts should be charged with fraudulent enlistment, kicked out of the service, forced to repay the US Army for all training, housing, wages, transportation, clothing and sundry items. Let them seek employment from Jaba the Moore.

    Posted by Texas Bob on 2007 07 15 at 02:54 AM • permalink

  13. #9 blushes Wow, thanks Ash_
    Twernt nothin!
    All you have to do is work yourself up to a redeyed murderous rage, then turn your fingers loose on the keyboard.
    Mine is a sophomoric effort though, you’d do better to write like Paco, Currency Lad, or some many, many of the others here.
    But thank you nonetheless!

    Posted by Texas Bob on 2007 07 15 at 02:59 AM • permalink

  14. I think Mike finally “gets it” on this whole intarwebz thing.

    In the old days, before the Internet, you could get away with it. Your victims had no way to set the record straight, to show the viewers how you had misrepresented the truth. But now, we can post the truth—and back it up with evidence and facts—on the web, for all to see.

    Those lines are going to haunt chub-chub for a looooong time.

    Posted by CB on 2007 07 15 at 03:05 AM • permalink

  15. #13 ‘Twas brilliant Texas Bob. Your effort made your point completely clear, and you certainly know how to turn a phrase that makes me laugh.

    No one, ever will be able to write like Paco.

    Oh, and feel free to drop in for dinner.

    Posted by Ash_ on 2007 07 15 at 03:05 AM • permalink

  16. #15 How’d you get to be so sweet Ash_?
    So, what are we having today? Something with cilantro and green chilies I hope!

    Posted by Texas Bob on 2007 07 15 at 03:13 AM • permalink

  17. #16 Years of fine rearing and finding that being sweet has more rewards than being mean.

    Tonight I’m having rib eye steak smothered with chilli sauce and beer battered chips, also smothered with chilli sauce. Still debating whether to have spicy rice with it. What do you think?

    Tonight’s chilli sauce is home made, so it is hot enough to burn through steel.

    Posted by Ash_ on 2007 07 15 at 03:17 AM • permalink

  18. #12, Texas Bob:

    Maybe someone in possition to enforce the law can be located that isn’t already compromised into capitulation to the enemy within.
    US Code—Title 18—Crimes and Criminal Proceedure
    Part 1: Crimes
      Chapter 115: Treason,Sedition, and Subversive Activite
    Sect: 2387

    Activities affecting armed forces generally

      (a) Whoever, with intent to interfere with, impair, or influence the
    loyalty, morale, or discipline of the military or naval forces of the
    United States:
          (1) advises, counsels, urges, or in any manner causes or
      attempts to cause insubordination, disloyalty, mutiny, or refusal of
      duty by any member of the military or naval forces of the United
      States; or
          (2) distributes or attempts to distribute any written or printed
      matter which advises, counsels, or urges insubordination,
      disloyalty, mutiny, or refusal of duty by any member of the military
      or naval forces of the United States—

      Shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten
    years, or both, and shall be ineligible for employment by the United
    States or any department or agency thereof, for the five years next
    following his conviction.
      (b) For the purposes of this section, the term ``military or naval
    forces of the United States’’ includes the Army of the United States,
    the Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, Naval Reserve, Marine
    Corps Reserve, and Coast Guard Reserve of the United States; and, when
    any merchant vessel is commissioned in the Navy or is in the service of
    the Army or the Navy, includes the master, officers, and crew of such
    vessel.

    Posted by Grimmy on 2007 07 15 at 03:23 AM • permalink

  19. #17 Spicy rice sounds great and homemade salsa is the way to go! I’m not satisfied until I’ve burned a path straight from my lips to my colon. A proper hot sauce will create a sizzling sound upon exiting the body. (as well as the requisite screams and pleas for God’s mercy)

    Posted by Texas Bob on 2007 07 15 at 03:24 AM • permalink

  20. I’m about to become your worst nightmare.

    Uh, does that mean Mike is going to front up to the all-you-can-eat buffet at the CNN canteen?

    Posted by cuckoo on 2007 07 15 at 03:24 AM • permalink

  21. #6 I’m fed up with Texas Bob beating around the bush and not telling us what he really feels.

    Posted by C.L. on 2007 07 15 at 03:25 AM • permalink

  22. Then there’s Sect: 2388

    Activities affecting armed forces during war

      (a) Whoever, when the United States is at war, willfully makes or
    conveys false reports or false statements with intent to interfere with
    the operation or success of the military or naval forces of the United
    States or to promote the success of its enemies; or
      Whoever, when the United States is at war, willfully causes or
    attempts to cause insubordination, disloyalty, mutiny, or refusal of
    duty, in the military or naval forces of the United States, or willfully
    obstructs the recruiting or enlistment service of the United States, to
    the injury of the service or the United States, or attempts to do so—
      Shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than twenty
    years, or both.
      (b) If two or more persons conspire to violate subsection (a) of
    this section and one or more such persons do any act to effect the
    object of the conspiracy, each of the parties to such conspiracy shall
    be punished as provided in said subsection (a).
      (c) Whoever harbors or conceals any person who he knows, or has
    reasonable grounds to believe or suspect, has committed, or is about to
    commit, an offense under this section, shall be fined under this title
    or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both.
      (d) This section shall apply within the admiralty and maritime
    jurisdiction of the United States, and on the high seas, as well as
    within the United States.

    The first paragraph would seem to apply to the majority of our current DNC House and Senate, as well as most of the former marxists now known as “anti-war activists”

    Posted by Grimmy on 2007 07 15 at 03:27 AM • permalink

  23. #19 Then spicy rice it will be. I love the stuff. I dipped a finger in the sauce about an hour after I’d put it in the fridge, I’m pretty sure I now have third degree burns on my finger. It’s going to be great.

    Posted by Ash_ on 2007 07 15 at 03:30 AM • permalink

  24. #18 Wouldn’t that be the most beautiful thing? But I’m afraid that any shyster lawyer with a pittance of intelligence (meaning anyone with an IQ one point above Sear’s) would claim that Puddin Stuff had merely pointed out avenues of escape that are legal and readily available.
      I had a soldier apply for conscientious objector status while we were in Iraq. His request was approved and he was out of country in less than 24 hours. Frankly, I didn’t care. If he didn’t want to be there that badly, I didn’t need him anyway. He was a liability.
    This dork had the audacity to write me about a month later for a reference. I obliged by telling his prospective employer that if cowardice, disloyalty, and the inability to be counted on when the going gets rough were the qualities sought, then this guy is your man.  I never did get a thank you note from that guy.
    Last I heard, his wife was divorcing him since he’d been having sex with men and was collecting kiddie porn. Don’t know if he ever got a job or not.

    Posted by Texas Bob on 2007 07 15 at 03:34 AM • permalink

  25. Youtube: Interview with ‘Manufacturing Dissent’ Filmmakers - unauthorised doco on Moore

    Posted by egg_ on 2007 07 15 at 03:34 AM • permalink

  26. #21 Ha! :-)
    My counselor says I need to open up more, it isn’t healthy to keep that junk bottled up. You know, its all about sharing and stuff, man.

    Posted by Texas Bob on 2007 07 15 at 03:38 AM • permalink

  27. “You’ve never thanked me or the Dixie Chicks or Al Gore for doing your job for you.”

    Now theres an orgy scene from hell for you??

    Posted by thefrollickingmole on 2007 07 15 at 03:47 AM • permalink

  28. #27 Ooooooooh Nooooooooo!

    Ash_, we might have to postpone dinner. I’m not feeling so good now.

    Posted by Texas Bob on 2007 07 15 at 03:49 AM • permalink

  29. #27 TFM, shouldn’t you put a disclaimer on that to warn people?! That just ain’t cool!

    Posted by Ash_ on 2007 07 15 at 03:50 AM • permalink

  30. #28 That’s alright Texas Bob, I’m not feeling so good after that either.

    In fact, I think the little one lost her appetite at the idea too.

    We’ll have to wait another 20 minutes.

    Posted by Ash_ on 2007 07 15 at 03:52 AM • permalink

  31. Is this brought to us by the same people who gave us the Hamas/Fatah conflict?

    Posted by 2dogs on 2007 07 15 at 03:55 AM • permalink

  32. Just consider yourselves lucky the squirrel sent to tape that liaison only got about 5 minutes in before taking his cyanide pill.
    The waddling wombat is trying to claim the major US broadcasters were lined up cheering Iraq?
    I’m on dial up at the moment so searching is a little difficult, but surely that’s easily dis-proven by a cursory search of the net?

    Posted by thefrollickingmole on 2007 07 15 at 03:56 AM • permalink

  33. #32 Oh great, now the ASPCA and RSPCA are going to be on our cases for animal cruelty. I’m surprised it took the squirrel that long to eat it’s cyanide nut.

    Posted by Ash_ on 2007 07 15 at 04:00 AM • permalink

  34. #24, Texas Bob:

    But I’m afraid that any shyster lawyer with a pittance of intelligence (meaning anyone with an IQ one point above Sear’s) would claim that Puddin Stuff had merely pointed out avenues of escape that are legal and readily available.

    Unless it can be demonstrated that the information was provided to encourage soldiers to break their contract and obligations by misrepresenting themselves for purposes of avoiding their duty.

    This would also apply to those “demonstrators” that encourage soldiers to desert to Canada. And, I’ve seen more than a few references to the act of “fragging” being suggested for soldiers on forums and blogs in the leftardic sphere of the innernet.

    Posted by Grimmy on 2007 07 15 at 04:02 AM • permalink

  35. Moore commences bun fight ... whoops, someone ate the ammo!

    Posted by egg_ on 2007 07 15 at 04:11 AM • permalink

  36. “I’m about to become your worst nightmare.”

    I’ll bet he eats the entire staff of CNN.

    Posted by Dave Surls on 2007 07 15 at 04:17 AM • permalink

  37. #34 Grimmy, yes those might be pursuable. I would love nothing better than seeing some justice dispensed on those traitorous pukes.
      A few years back, my wife and I stopped in this little cafe in Kansas City for a coffee and where treated to a rant from this young lady with a pin cushion for a face talking loudly about how she’d like to kill the president. I informed her that I’d called the authorities who were enroute to collect her to discuss this matter with her. She started to say something, but stopped herself.  I just stared at the older guy with her (who was obviously there for the possibility of young tail). He refused to make eye contact.
    Anywho, my wife and I found the whole thing rather amusing while we enjoyed our coffee.
      I thought I had a point with all of this? I don’t know. It was a pretty funny thing though. And no, I didn’t really phone anyone, but they didn’t stick around to find out.

    Posted by Texas Bob on 2007 07 15 at 04:21 AM • permalink

  38. #37 Ah, another courageous person willing to say something but not willing to stand up for what they’ve said. They’re always amusing, Texas Bob.

    Dinner’s on cooking.

    Posted by Ash_ on 2007 07 15 at 04:32 AM • permalink

  39. #2
    Ash!

    “I made a mistake. I’m human. I’m sorry. I will make mistakes in the future - but I might not always correct them but you know that you should trust me.”

    Have you been peeking in Peter Beattie’s what to say when I’ve fucked up again excuse book?

    Posted by kae on 2007 07 15 at 04:36 AM • permalink

  40. On Pixie and Fungus tonite they talked about the film festival or awards or something and one of the movies featured is the one debunking Michael Moore’s methods.

    I think they called it controversial.

    I wonder if that’s an opinion not held by the ABC… there was no disclaimer.

    Posted by kae on 2007 07 15 at 04:39 AM • permalink

  41. #7
    No, Hank, that was his “Fatme”.

    Posted by kae on 2007 07 15 at 04:41 AM • permalink

  42. #39 Uh, I don’t know Kae. It only had “Fuck-up Dictionary” written on the cover, and no name inside.

    It could have been.

    Posted by Ash_ on 2007 07 15 at 04:43 AM • permalink

  43. #41 I was thinking it was his fatwat.

    Posted by Texas Bob on 2007 07 15 at 04:43 AM • permalink

  44. #42
    Did you look in the back, it’s gotta have his name written in it - maybe even in invisible ink, it’s old enough to have been the excuse book he used at school.

    It keeps getting him elected, more’s the pity.

    Posted by kae on 2007 07 15 at 04:46 AM • permalink

  45. #44 It’s fairly new actually. Maybe it belongs to Rudd or Bracksy.

    Posted by Ash_ on 2007 07 15 at 04:52 AM • permalink

  46. Mr Moore is indicative of a broader problem.

    Celebrity Infallibility.

    This occurs when “said” celebrity feels too much love and monetary offerings from the proletariat.

    Having basic satisfactions fulfilled and sailing past all the wants of your average Joe “said” enters the realm of Celebrity Infallibility.

    He can’t comprehend the possibility that “said’s” ideas are not universally worshipped.

    The Israelites had their Golden Calf on Mount Sinai.

    Michael Moore thinks he is the Fattened Calf of the 21st Century and can’t understand why we don’t worship at his hoof.

    Posted by gubbaboy on 2007 07 15 at 04:59 AM • permalink

  47. “Uh, does that mean Mike is going to front up to the all-you-can-eat buffet at the CNN canteen?”

    If CNN has any sense, they’ll put deadbolts on the pantry door.

    Posted by Dave Surls on 2007 07 15 at 05:14 AM • permalink

  48. “Mr Moore is indicative of a broader problem.”

    There aren’t too many things in this galaxy that are broader than Mickey.

    Posted by Dave Surls on 2007 07 15 at 05:17 AM • permalink

  49. Coming soon: your worst nightmare: The Inedible Bulk.

    Posted by Zoe Brain on 2007 07 15 at 05:26 AM • permalink

  50. Wurst Nightmare—MM’s superhero moniker.

    Posted by Honkie Hammer on 2007 07 15 at 05:30 AM • permalink

  51. Michael Moore IS the Brisket Slayer.

    Posted by Texas Bob on 2007 07 15 at 05:31 AM • permalink

  52. the Calabash Commando

    Posted by Texas Bob on 2007 07 15 at 05:32 AM • permalink

  53. News Just In: Office minions at CNN have been seen creating a candy trail that leads to the nearest NBC branch. It is rumoured that the purpose of this trail is to throw Michael Moore off the scent. Further updates coming.

    Posted by Ash_ on 2007 07 15 at 05:32 AM • permalink

  54. the Buffet Barbarian

    Posted by Texas Bob on 2007 07 15 at 05:33 AM • permalink

  55. the Buffet Barbarian’s pet.

    Posted by Grimmy on 2007 07 15 at 05:35 AM • permalink

  56. the Knight of the Krispy Kreme

    Posted by Texas Bob on 2007 07 15 at 05:36 AM • permalink

  57. the Waffle House Warlord

    Posted by Texas Bob on 2007 07 15 at 05:38 AM • permalink

  58. the Bloated Bandito
    the Gourmet Gladiator
    the Rotund Ranger
    the All-you-can-eat Assasin
    Kebab the Impaler
    Tubby the Teutonic Table Trawler

    Posted by Texas Bob on 2007 07 15 at 05:47 AM • permalink

  59. Did you enjoy dinner, Texas Bob?

    I cried.

    Posted by Ash_ on 2007 07 15 at 05:48 AM • permalink

  60. Anyone remember that old Life cereal commerical, Let’s get Mikey, he hates everything!

    Well, that wasn’t this Mikey.
    Let’s not get Mikey, he eats everything!

    How’d you like to have to pay his grocery bill? Bet it’s something like the GNP of Croatia.

    Posted by Texas Bob on 2007 07 15 at 05:50 AM • permalink

  61. #59 Well, I said I was sorry about that little gas attack. I even opened a window. No need to cry about it.
    It’s not like I held your under the table or something.
    ;-)

    Posted by Texas Bob on 2007 07 15 at 05:52 AM • permalink

  62. #61 You may as well have! The smell is still lingering… although that may actually be me.

    Damn fine chilli sauce, and the steak was pretty good too.

    Posted by Ash_ on 2007 07 15 at 05:56 AM • permalink

  63. He’s like a Twinkie

    Pale, spongy and sticky on the outside
    soft, creamy filling on the inside.

    Posted by Texas Bob on 2007 07 15 at 05:58 AM • permalink

  64. #62 Yup! Mighty fine salsa! As soon as my iced enema puts out the fire, I might go back for second helpings!

    Posted by Texas Bob on 2007 07 15 at 06:00 AM • permalink

  65. #63, TB:

    I call foul. I like twinkies so he aint them. He’s more like a pumpkin that’s been left in the field too long. Rotten through and through and oozing putridity.

    Posted by Grimmy on 2007 07 15 at 06:01 AM • permalink

  66. #64 I know I will be! Will have to defrost T-bone this time I think.

    Posted by Ash_ on 2007 07 15 at 06:02 AM • permalink

  67. #64, TB:

    For some reason, that reminded me of wild nights in Korea. The best hangover cure in the world is a big bowl of extra hot kimchee soup with a bottle of peach oscar on the side.

    Clears the brain of fumes and fugue, but wrecks havoc on the innards.

    Posted by Grimmy on 2007 07 15 at 06:03 AM • permalink

  68. Yeah yeah Michael Moore is fat who cares. Better question is who died and made him God? Who is this son of a bitch to dictate who gives him good treatment or not? What gives him the wisdom to know what is “good policy?” Just because he knows how to focus a camera? And edit what people say into whatever cockamamie thing strikes his fancy? (Sputter sputter rant heart attack.) OK Fuck it. He’s fat as a pig.

    Posted by dean martin on 2007 07 15 at 06:03 AM • permalink

  69. #37

    I just stared at the older guy with her (who was obviously there for the possibility of young tail).

    Lefties. Fuck ‘em.

    Posted by flying pigs over mecca on 2007 07 15 at 06:06 AM • permalink

  70. Actually, according to the rules governing the leftardic world, Mikey Moor Food Now! probably has a valid complaint.

    He is one of the voices of the hive mind. CNN should be submitting to his will and whims.

    Posted by Grimmy on 2007 07 15 at 06:07 AM • permalink

  71. #65 OK Grimmy. I’ll change that to Ho-Ho then.

    I think I like the sound of Ho-Ho better anyhow.

    #67 Mmmmm kimchee! I love the taste, but is it worth losing all of your friends over?

    Posted by Texas Bob on 2007 07 15 at 06:08 AM • permalink

  72. #71, TB:

    The reason I started eating kimchee was so I didn’t have to smell it. Somehow, once a body took on the stink, the nose stopped smelling it.

    Just make all your friends start eating kimchee too.

    A beneficial side effect of kimchee eating is that it can build a force field that protects you from people you don’t want to be around. Just move up wind of them and walla! All gone.

    Posted by Grimmy on 2007 07 15 at 06:12 AM • permalink

  73. Michael Moore vs CNN. You go sic em boy…or should that be sicko?

    Posted by Spag_oz on 2007 07 15 at 06:14 AM • permalink

  74. It just occurred to me that Mike Moore would make a fine load of compost.

    Posted by flying pigs over mecca on 2007 07 15 at 06:15 AM • permalink

  75. #67 Wild nights in Korea? And you then skip to hangover cures? I suspect you’re leaving out a few details.

    Posted by flying pigs over mecca on 2007 07 15 at 06:21 AM • permalink

  76. I spent 14 months worth of wild nights in Korea. Hangovers best cured by another bottle of OB beer.Something about the taste of formaldehyde…

    Posted by dean martin on 2007 07 15 at 06:26 AM • permalink

  77. #76, dean martin:

    Something about the taste of formaldehyde…

    Yeah, that’s why I usually cut my soju with makali. The unfiltered rice dregs in the makali covered the after taste of the soju fairly well.

    Posted by Grimmy on 2007 07 15 at 06:33 AM • permalink

  78. I’ve never spent a night in Korea, much less a wild one, but the best hangover cure available in Hawaii is anything fizzy with lime in it. If it has alcohol in it, even better.

    Posted by Ash_ on 2007 07 15 at 06:34 AM • permalink

  79. #76 There’s a beer in Thailand that’s rumored to have formaldehyde in it. Chiang, perhaps? I forget. The great thing about Asia is all those submissive Asian women. Or so an acquaintance told me.  I asked her if she actually knew any Asian women. She didn’t.

    Posted by flying pigs over mecca on 2007 07 15 at 06:35 AM • permalink

  80. Nothing like yelling at a young hungover soldier with soju eyes at 0600.
    Ah, now that’s what I call livin!

    Posted by Texas Bob on 2007 07 15 at 06:39 AM • permalink

  81. What is “walla”?
    I see it written by kids and I’m sure they mean ‘voila’

    /pedant

    Posted by kae on 2007 07 15 at 06:40 AM • permalink

  82. #74 I’m afraid the excessive lard content of moore would render him useless as compost.
    Chum would be an acceptable alternative however.

    Posted by Texas Bob on 2007 07 15 at 06:42 AM • permalink

  83. #79 I don’t know about “submissive” Asian women. I had one give me a good right cross to the jaw on two seperate occasions.

    Posted by dean martin on 2007 07 15 at 06:43 AM • permalink

  84. #82
    Render… render.

    Ah ha! I have it.

    Sell him to the Japanese, they can scientifically study his wax ear plugs…

    Where’s the harpoon?

    Posted by kae on 2007 07 15 at 06:45 AM • permalink

  85. #81 K, iam shur i doant no wat u meen.

    Posted by Texas Bob on 2007 07 15 at 06:45 AM • permalink

  86. Ok Tex, doan wuree ‘boutit.

    Posted by kae on 2007 07 15 at 06:47 AM • permalink

  87. Ready for the second course, Texas Bob?

    Posted by Ash_ on 2007 07 15 at 06:49 AM • permalink

  88. #81, kae:
    You, of course, are correct. But, I do try to make a habit of avoiding unnecessarily frenchified spelling of words. Or, maybe it’s I tend to spell em like they sound when I cant remember they’re spelled differently by those funky french folk and leave it as it was if the spell checker doesn’t catch it or offer an alternative that I recognize?

    Posted by Grimmy on 2007 07 15 at 06:49 AM • permalink

  89. I don’t think I deserved those pops. We weere just sitting there talking about something and pow, she’d pop me. Damn, those were good times. I’m getting all teary eyed just remembering.

    Posted by dean martin on 2007 07 15 at 06:51 AM • permalink

  90. #87 Yes ma’am, I am. As long as we don’t have to have any of them there whores-de-orvees.
    Mercy buckets!

    Posted by Texas Bob on 2007 07 15 at 06:52 AM • permalink

  91. #90 I was thinking that ice cream would be a better dessert, actually.

    Posted by Ash_ on 2007 07 15 at 06:53 AM • permalink

  92. #89 Nothing says luv look a good right jab.
    She must have seen something special in you, my friend.

    Posted by Texas Bob on 2007 07 15 at 06:53 AM • permalink

  93. #83 I’m down about 15 plates and two electric heaters because of an Asian woman. What pisses me off is the insecurity of some women who need to find an excuse if they fall outside a man’s preferences.

    Posted by flying pigs over mecca on 2007 07 15 at 06:54 AM • permalink

  94. Is it like the orange cheese? You know, in the states.

    Posted by kae on 2007 07 15 at 06:55 AM • permalink

  95. #90

    As long as we don’t have to have any of them there whores-de-orvees.

    You know what they say about whores-de-orvees. They go right to the hips.

    (Hey, someone should pay me to make jokes this bad.)

    Posted by flying pigs over mecca on 2007 07 15 at 07:00 AM • permalink

  96. You guys are treading dangerously close to crossing the offensive line of some of our esteemed Sisters-at-Arms. And therefore, I am offically distancing myself from these inappropriate comments.

    I, on the other hand, being the contemporary man and all, have no problem getting along with the fairer sex. As long as the house is tidy, the laundry is folded, and dinner is served promptly. I say it’s equal across the board in this partnership.

    Posted by Texas Bob on 2007 07 15 at 07:00 AM • permalink

  97. Texas Bob quietly, but quickly buttons up the hatch on his BFV…

    Posted by Texas Bob on 2007 07 15 at 07:02 AM • permalink

  98. #94 Velveeta?

    Putting smiles on faces, and clogs in arteries for 50 years.

    Posted by Texas Bob on 2007 07 15 at 07:03 AM • permalink

  99. Come to think of it, if you cut moore, I’m pretty sure he’d spurt velveeta.

    Posted by Texas Bob on 2007 07 15 at 07:05 AM • permalink

  100. TB:

    This one isn’t Army issue, but she is a Cutie with a Shootie.

    Nothing like a woman with an automatic weapon to remind a guy to be nice.

    Posted by Grimmy on 2007 07 15 at 07:06 AM • permalink

  101. House is tidy - check,
    The laundry is folded - check, and
    Dinner is served promptly - check.

    Where’s my trustworthy man?!

    Posted by Ash_ on 2007 07 15 at 07:08 AM • permalink

  102. Back to the topic, Michael Moose.

    Posted by dean martin on 2007 07 15 at 07:10 AM • permalink

  103. #102, dean martin:

    You mean Al Qaeda’s secret weapon?

    Posted by Grimmy on 2007 07 15 at 07:16 AM • permalink

  104. Tomorrow, Tex, I’ll find you a joke… it’s a goodie. And I’ll put it up here for you.

    Posted by kae on 2007 07 15 at 07:26 AM • permalink

  105. Do you think he washes himself with a rag tied to a stick?

    Posted by mr creosote on 2007 07 15 at 07:30 AM • permalink

  106. Time for a chocolate sundae. With honey. And sprinkles.

    Posted by Ash_ on 2007 07 15 at 07:31 AM • permalink

  107. #105, mr creosote:

    Don’t know. You sure he tries washing himself at all?

    Posted by Grimmy on 2007 07 15 at 07:31 AM • permalink

  108. #104 OK Kae, I’ll await anxiously. BTW, thanks for the one you sent the other day!

    Posted by Texas Bob on 2007 07 15 at 07:36 AM • permalink

  109. #55 TB
    On fire!
    Obviously, any task is a snack for Moore ...

    #105
    He prolly uses Sponge Bob Square Pants for a sponge bath.

    Posted by egg_ on 2007 07 15 at 07:44 AM • permalink

  110. Tex, I just hope that it’s on the work computer… I can’t remember it to re-write it, just that it’s funny and a bit of the story.
    I no longer have senior moments.
    I have lucid moments…

    *sigh*

    Posted by kae on 2007 07 15 at 07:44 AM • permalink

  111. #110 Don’t worry about those Kae. I’m going to be dreaming about blue puzzle pieces tonight.

    Posted by Ash_ on 2007 07 15 at 07:50 AM • permalink

  112. I’ve just started watching Ultimate Force, a drama series about the British SAS. So far, it seems good enough to recommend to you guys. I found it here, but don’t tell anyone I told you that.

    Posted by flying pigs over mecca on 2007 07 15 at 07:52 AM • permalink

  113. #111
    Nightmares where they chase you and they all look the same.

    Posted by kae on 2007 07 15 at 07:57 AM • permalink

  114. #110 Yeah Kae, I know what you mean. It think I’m getting that memory illness. Whatchamacallit.

    Oldtimers Disease.

    What were we talkng about and who are you people?

    Posted by Texas Bob on 2007 07 15 at 07:58 AM • permalink

  115. #113 I’m already having nightmares about them all looking the same.

    8 down, 9992 to go!

    Posted by Ash_ on 2007 07 15 at 07:59 AM • permalink

  116. #111 Most of my nightmares include my ex-wife. The horrible ones, where I wake up screaming, include her mother.

    Posted by Texas Bob on 2007 07 15 at 08:01 AM • permalink

  117. #114
    What was that, sonny? I can’t hear ya.

    Posted by kae on 2007 07 15 at 08:02 AM • permalink

  118. #117 Clyde! Clyde! I can’t find my shoes! I think the dog got em!

    Posted by Texas Bob on 2007 07 15 at 08:06 AM • permalink

  119. #114 “Oldtimers Disease.” Have you considered youth in Asia?

    Posted by flying pigs over mecca on 2007 07 15 at 08:06 AM • permalink

  120. #119 What? Like Gary Glitter?

    Posted by Texas Bob on 2007 07 15 at 08:08 AM • permalink

  121. Does someone with better eyesight than me want to help me with this puzzle?

    Posted by Ash_ on 2007 07 15 at 08:10 AM • permalink

  122. #120 Ugh. I didn’t think of that. (In case you missed my poor pun, I was referring to euthanasia.)

    #121 What puzzle?

    Posted by flying pigs over mecca on 2007 07 15 at 08:17 AM • permalink

  123. #122 My boss gave me a 10,000 piece puzzle. Of a picture of the freaking ocean. All the pieces are blue. And I’m determined to get it done somehow.

    Posted by Ash_ on 2007 07 15 at 08:19 AM • permalink

  124. #27, #67. Please! Won’t someone think of the adults? Eeeew.

    Posted by Chris Chittleborough on 2007 07 15 at 08:19 AM • permalink

  125. #123 Ash. Go to Port Philip Bay and take a photo. Same result and less stress.

    Posted by flying pigs over mecca on 2007 07 15 at 08:24 AM • permalink

  126. Has anyone noticed that Moqtada Al Sadr has gone into “hiding” in Iran again and up pops Mike Moore. They’ve got to be the same dress size.
    Hey that might go close to being CNN’s worst nightmare, Mike Moore reveals he and Al Sadr are one and the same.

    Posted by the nailgun on 2007 07 15 at 08:24 AM • permalink

  127. #125 Nice idea. But I want to do it just to show him up.

    #126 Naaaaaah, CNN would still support him wouldn’t they?

    Posted by Ash_ on 2007 07 15 at 08:26 AM • permalink

  128. Michael Moore is incredible.  I mean, like, that is the worst written fanboi letter I’ve ever read.  I wonder if he stamped his foot and blubbered, “I’ll show you!” as he hit “send”.

    So he imagines this battle with CNN is going to be like the Clash of the Titans, does he?  Godzilla vs. Mothra?  Ant vs. Dalek?  Tyson vs. Holyfield?

    More like Elmer Fudd vs. The Wabbit.

    Posted by RebeccaH on 2007 07 15 at 08:31 AM • permalink

  129. Muktard da Satyr


    Mikey Moore (Food Now!)

    Now that you mention it. Put Mikey Moore Food Now! in a black “Sith Lord” wannabe outfit and a scowly face and the do look a lot alike.

    Posted by Grimmy on 2007 07 15 at 08:36 AM • permalink

  130. All that needs to be done is to dip a few members of the CNN staff in chocolate sauce, awaken Michael the Omnivorous, point him in their direction, and make sure to get your fingers out of the way.  After eating that much fatted head, Moore’s heart will surely burst. Two birds, one stone. Or, er, Two whales, one harpoon. Whatever.

    Posted by Texas Bob on 2007 07 15 at 08:48 AM • permalink

  131. Moore is beyond embarrassment, but he’s not beyond clever publicity stunts for his films. Note his careful choice of targets: CNN, known for collaborating with anti-Americans all over the world, whose staff and executives will overwhelmingly agree with him about health policy.

    Posted by Chris Chittleborough on 2007 07 15 at 12:42 PM • permalink

  132. Michael The Moor remains his blubbery self.  Throw him in the ocean, and give his coordinatates to the Japanese.  The resulting haul of blubber will keep their whaling fleet at dock for years, and give the whales a chance to build up their population.

    Posted by The_Real_JeffS on 2007 07 15 at 01:16 PM • permalink

  133. Moore suffers from the same profound intellectual immaturity that affects most leftists. In a free society, the social fabric and the political superstructure, warts and all, are open to full public view and examination, to outsiders as well as to natives. The same is decidely not true for totalitarian states such as Cuba. So Moore, who can poke about U.S. institutions to his over-stressed heart’s content, sees weaknesses and draws conclusions (wrong-headed because of his prejudices, not because of a lack of data). But then he goes on to make comparisons with Cuba, in which Castro’s prison island is made to come out looking more favorable than the U.S. - and this is based not only on prejudices but on an undeniable absence of reliable data due to the regime’s armed reticence. Yet Moore believes that comparing the known with the not-truly-knowable is a perfect exercise in sound logic. Or perhaps worse, he knows his approach is ludicrous, but is aware that his intended audience is too blinded by their sympathetic ideological tendencies to question his hypothesis. In which case, he is not only intellectually immature, but also dishonest and manipulative - and, dare I say it, evil.

    Posted by paco on 2007 07 15 at 01:17 PM • permalink

  134. By the end of his movie SiCKO, his plaint is less about American resistance to government-run health care than its overarching rejection of collectivism. As Moore puts it, everywhere else it’s “a world of we,” but here a “world of me.”

    Maybe Moore needs to reread the history of Communism with special focus on collective farms and the Great Leap Forward.  Idiot.

    Posted by wronwright on 2007 07 15 at 01:38 PM • permalink

  135. #134: Reread the history of communism? More like dip into it for the first time.

    Posted by paco on 2007 07 15 at 01:50 PM • permalink

  136. Clears the brain of fumes and fugue, but wrecks havoc on the innards.

    So you wind up worshipping the porcelain altar all day anyway.  The only diff is which way you’re facing…

    Posted by richard mcenroe on 2007 07 15 at 02:35 PM • permalink

  137. #21;

    #6 I’m fed up with Texas Bob beating around the bush and not telling us what he really feels.

    Well, y’all know how reticent, shy and retiring that Texicans tend to be.

    Posted by steveH on 2007 07 15 at 04:15 PM • permalink

  138. #21, #137 Gentlemen, I am offended and eye you both with lofty disdain. The only thing that surpasses my modesty is my humbleness. Both of which I have in an abnormally large abundance, but good manners prevent me from boasting.

    Posted by Texas Bob on 2007 07 15 at 04:26 PM • permalink

  139. #138: That’s true about Texas Bob being humble. Did you notice that he only used lower case letters for “lofty disdain”?

    Posted by paco on 2007 07 15 at 05:31 PM • permalink

  140. #104 Tex!

    Here you are, I found it!

    Three men were sitting together bragging about how they had given their new wives duties.

    Terry had married a woman from England, and bragged that he had told his wife she was going to do all the dishes and house cleaning that needed done at their house. He said that it took a couple days but on the third day he came home to a clean house and the dishes were all washed and put away.

    Jimmie had married a woman from New Zealand. He bragged that he had given his wife orders that she was to do all the cleaning, dishes, and the cooking. He told them that the first day he didn’t see any results, but the next day it was better. By the third day, his house was clean, the dishes were done, and he had a huge dinner on the table.

    The third man had married an Australian girl. He boasted that he told her that her duties were to keep the house cleaned, dishes washed, lawn mowed, laundry washed and hot meals on the table for every meal. He said the first day he didn’t see anything, the second day he didn’t see anything, but by the third day most of the swelling had gone down and he could see a little out of his left eye. Enough to fix himself a bite to eat, load the dishwasher, and call a landscaper.

    Posted by kae on 2007 07 15 at 05:53 PM • permalink

  141. #100 Grimmy

    After watching that vid I have this strange desire to be reincarnated as a thigh holster.

    Posted by Guardian_Angel on 2007 07 15 at 07:54 PM • permalink

  142. The only thing that surpasses my modesty is my humbleness. Both of which I have in an abnormally large abundance, but good manners prevent me from boasting.

    O/T, but this reminds me of a rule of thumb concerning Texicans that I learned as wee lad:

    “If bullshit was white, then Texans could snow ski without going to the mountains.”

    Posted by The_Real_JeffS on 2007 07 15 at 10:00 PM • permalink

  143. “I’m about to become your worst nightmare.”

    No, Mikey, you did that years ago.

    Posted by JimC on 2007 07 16 at 12:29 AM • permalink

  144. #140 Good one Kae! Ha!

    Posted by Texas Bob on 2007 07 16 at 12:44 AM • permalink

  145. I thought it’d be appropriate for 185600 and Dirty Harriet and for Ash_ to know about!

    I certainly thought it very funny…

    Posted by kae on 2007 07 16 at 12:51 AM • permalink

  146. He [Moore] is practically the Leni Riefenstahl of socialism.

    It’s become an iron rule of the Internet that invoking Nazis to bolster your argument is a sign that your argument is weak and you are desperate.

    The article had some interesting things to say, but frankly statements like the above take away the impact rather than add to them.

    It’s time to go on a Hitler diet, starting now.

    Posted by John A on 2007 07 16 at 05:22 AM • permalink

  147. John A:

    You’re confusing ridicule for argument. No one’s going to change a leftard’s mind, this late in the game.

    Posted by Grimmy on 2007 07 16 at 06:01 AM • permalink

  148. Moore is a reminder that idiots exist.

    Not only Moore himself but all the first and second year uni students, and others who should know better, who peer pull their puds in unison with his speeches and sanctimonious movies that blind freddy can drive a truck through.

    Posted by mehaul on 2007 07 16 at 06:59 AM • permalink

  149. mehaul:

    It’s not that I’m trying to push up my post count to the magic 100k mark or any such, really… but I have to disagree with you, somewhat at post #148.

    In fact, I am sufficient reminder that idiots exist. Moore is beyond idiocy and well into destructive evil. His 9/11 conspiracy mockumentary was a blatant piece of enemy propaganda. He’s a traitor during time of war.

    Posted by Grimmy on 2007 07 16 at 07:19 AM • permalink

  150. everywhere else it’s “a world of we,” but here a “world of me.”

    thus the blind, pig-ignorant (no offence to pigs), glorification of collectivist societies once again. Collectivism isn’t that great. Collectivism isn’t any more “good” or “evil” than individualism. Some problems with collectivist societies:
    * rampant corruption and institutionalised nepotism
    * less able to assimilate outsiders
    * more racism (a strong sense of “us” seems to inevitably lead to a strong awareness of “them”, ie those people who are not in your in-group)

    This simplistic view of America as the ultra-individualist, merciless nirvana of capitalism just isnt true. Besides, notice any differences in prosperity and freedom between American and the “everywhere else”? Individualist culture has an upside.

    Posted by daddy dave on 2007 07 16 at 07:21 AM • permalink

  151. Grimmy.

    I don’t think you’re proof of idiocy and I would rather trust you with $100 million in film grants and a free society to exploit.

    And you get to kiss the jaapie Theron.

    But wouldn’t judging Moore as a traitor in a court of law re energise the ageing anti McCarthy brigade and make those empty vessels sound even louder?

    Congratulations on reaching your ton.

    Posted by mehaul on 2007 07 16 at 07:37 AM • permalink

  152. #151, mehaul:

    I wouldn’t trust me to make such a film, lol.

    The empty vessels, you mean the marxist, neomarxist, anarchist, and all the other istists that gave their loyalty to and adhered to our enemy during WW2 and the cold war? They should have been dealt with long ago. Let em sound off, makes it easier to find em.

    Posted by Grimmy on 2007 07 16 at 07:54 AM • permalink

  153. From: The law offices of Dewey, Cheatham and Howe
    To: Mr. John Doe, aka “Texas Bob”

    Dear Sir:

    You are hereby advised that our office intends to take action against you in civil court for the offense of inflicting pain and suffering against our client, Jane Doe (no relation), also known as “MissM,” specifically, to wit:

    Causing her to laugh so hard at your imaginary titles for one Michael Moore, filmmaker, specifically:

    “the Bloated Bandito
    the Gourmet Gladiator
    the Rotund Ranger
    the All-you-can-eat Assasin
    Kebab the Impaler
    Tubby the Teutonic Table Trawler”

    :that she has ceased to eat, nor even breathe, since your post on a Web log hosted by one Tim Blair. Medical professionals are seriously concerned—to date, they have never encountered such a case of serious laughter as this.

    We can conduct a discussion on the merits of settlement, versus a trial, at your leisure.

    Sincerely,

    ................................

    Posted by MissM on 2007 07 16 at 10:13 PM • permalink

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