Can You Imagine Being A Freeper Tomorrow?

[Yavin4]

Well, of course you can't, but their little heads must be popping. I did see one post over there decrying the dark days ahead. Like the last 8 years have been paradise?

[Skittles]

1. I am having fun imagining it

I hope it's fucking painful for them

[Tangerine LaBamba]

2. I feel for them. Don't you?

I mean, jeez, they're such talented and gifted individuals who've known nothing but personal and professional successes, so this sudden and unexpected downturn in their fortunes must be quite shocking for them.

It cannot be easy. Tomorrow might be especially difficult. We must keep them in our prayers.

Or, just shrug and say "Fuck 'em. They're trash."

That works, too.

[Wildewolfe]

13. Oh lord I'm blind now

[ZombieHorde]

3. I know how I felt in 2000 and 2004.

[Yavin4]

7. Tomorrow Will Be Much Worse for Them Than It Was for Us in 2000 & 2004

First, the entire govt is now run by the Dems., and the Repubs are lost in the wilderness. Second, an African American is assuming the helm of the presidency, remember most Freepers are racist. Third, the entire country is united behind him and rejoicing.

Yes, we were cheated in 2000, and 2004 was a bitter defeat, but at least half the country, if not most, was with us. They have NOTHING. The country has completely rejected them and their racist politics.

[liberalmuse]

4. I think in honor of the Freeper's pain...

we should all purchase a bag of Cheetos and a box of Kleenex.

[ShortnFiery]

5. I'd say, "welcome to my world of January 2001."

I think my political depression started the day Paul Wellstone died and is only now lifting. I knew in my heart and soul that * would be the worst President EVER before he even took the oath of office. I hate it when my intuition proves correct. :(

God Bless America for what will unfold tomorrow.

Yes Freepers, you must now feel like I did back then (Jan 2001) but PERHAPS President Obama will not prove to be YOUR worst nightmare. :shrug:

[CoffeeCat]

6. I heard on MSNBC tonight, that...

...79 percent of Americans are optimistic about Obama and about our country's future.

The math makes sense. Twenty-one percent refuse to come to the party, and will sit and sulk.
Bush's approval rating sits at about 22 percent, so there you have it.

Truly, there is a lower echelon in this country--and it believes that Bush is a superb person
and a helluva President, and they are pessimistic about Obama.

Crazy!

[AwakeAtLast]

8. Their palms will be bleeding

from the fingernail marks. :D

Their teeth will be chipping from gritting them so hard. :D

Their eyes will be swelled shut from the tears. :D

To bad, so sad.

[Kip Humphrey]

9. I'll let you know, I'll be working with a bunch of them tomorrow...

One was tearful today because Bush was leaving.:puke:

[Historic NY]

10. Rent them some Port-a-Potties.

[SoCalDem]

14. Here ya go widdle fweepie

[GaYellowDawg]

11. I can't imagine being a Freeper at any time.

I wouldn't mind if their closed little heads explode from the pressure.

[City of Mills]

12. My college is broadcasting tomorrow in our large conference room. The A/V guy is a freep.

I'm sure he's drinking heavily tonight :evilgrin: