It’s ‘lights out’ for the credibility and objectivity of the Main Stream Media. Michael Ramirez not only punches their collective clocks but turns the spotlight on their feckless behavior.
And then the Election was called for Donald Trump. In keeping with the fight theme, watch Rocky D. Balboa get the crap beat out of him and then make the most miraculous comeback ever. (D is for Donald for those folks that didn’t know Rocky had a middle name).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HSK-Iv3gh9I
If you thought that Spirit Cooking was ‘odd’, try Spirit Voting with Hillary. My suggestion is that you don’t let Hillary spirit away your vote for Donald Trump or you’ll end up eating your heart out for what could have been.
You can watch the following tasty tidbit on Spirit Cooking right along with John Podesta, Satanists, and Hillary Clinton?
Beware the bodily fluids — formal bibs are required.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epzOg5cS3N0
Not to be outdone by that wacky Howard Dean, Hillary barks up a screaming shriek of her own.
Here’s a reminder of the original “Dean Scream”.
Here are three of Donald Trump’s Motor City volunteer Poll Watchers. These “Machine-heads for Trump” remind us that one shouldn’t bring a club to a chain-gun fight or a polling place.
Here are some of Barack’s finest Philadelphia Poll Watchers in 2008.
Time brings us “The 9 Rules of Every Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner Cartoon“.
The Looney Tunes universe had boundaries as severe as an Acme anvil to the head.
A list of rules for the creators of the Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner cartoons
has been circulating online and the instructions explain why every episode was almost exactly the same.
Rules for the show include a restriction on dialogue (save for “Beep-beep!”), setting (“All action must be confined to
the natural environment of the two characters — the Southwest American desert”) and outcomes (“The coyote is always more humiliated than harmed by his failures”). There’s even an instruction on who the real enemy of Wile E. is: “gravity.”
