"The Guy From Boston" - Funny SOB!

[Wndrtch]

Hi DF folks! I just became aware of this guy (maybe some of you have heard of him), and wanted to share. I'm not sure if this guy is Conservative, Liberal, or just insane.

The Guy From Boston - NAFTA Super Highway (Bush & Congress slam)

STRONG ADULT LANGUAGE!

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The Guy From Bostson - Democratic Convention

STRONG ADULT LANGUAGE!

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[Alonzo]

Ahh gee, thanks a lot for showing the world our state idiot Wndrtch! I think that single handedly undermines the whole "we're better than Texas" argument we've been making for the past 8 years.

[NortheastCynic]

:lmao:

LOL, that is absolutely hysterical.

-NC

[Buck Laser]

Ahh gee, thanks a lot for showing the would our state idiot Wndrtch! I think that single handedly undermines the whole "we're better than Texas" argument we've been making for the past 8 years.
I'll resist the temptation to say nyah, nyah, nyah, but it's hard. :madlaugh: Perhaps it's time to note again that Bush ain't actually from here--shit, he even went to college in Boston (Harvard MBA), but we're still looking to learn what it did for him. If we had a better-defined class structure here in the US, W could win the American Upper-Class Twit of the Century award.

I ain't always proud to be from Texas, but I done the best I could.

[Wndrtch]

What the hell.

I just posted this one in Easy90's thread about a global warming.

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[AlanC]

Ever wonder how some people came to communicate using only one word for 75% of their vocabulary?

Maybe we should address global warming by just burning all these useless dictionarys we have laying around. :lmao:

[Wndrtch]

Ever wonder how some people came to communicate using only one word for 75% of their vocabulary?

Maybe we should address global warming by just burning all these useless dictionarys we have laying around. :lmao:



This es-plains it all.

http://humour.groups.vox.com/library/audio/6a00c2251d3ebef21900d4141ca07b3c7f.html

[AlanC]

Now the real question is, does this make teaching english to someone, easier or harder? :clapper:

[Wndrtch]

Now the real question is, does this make teaching english to someone, easier or harder? :clapper:

I think it's already been adopted by the NEA.

[AlanC]

I think it's already been adopted by the NEA.


No, the NEA just wanted to qualify it as a seperate language so they could give people second language credit for being able to speak it.

[Wndrtch]

No, the NEA just wanted to qualify it as a seperate language so they could give people second language credit for being able to speak it.

Finally, something the kids can pass on their Standardized Tests!

[AlanC]

Well at least in San Francisco, yeah, I think that was the idea. That and finding a way to get enough credits to graduate without the teachers having to do any real work.