Now who can guess what Nothalfbigoteds favourite Xmas movie is?

[TheBigotBasher]

Seriously the loons at NoQuarter, those who made us realise Freepers were in fact the moderate ones, have just been talking about Christmas. I passed on my message of good will to them all and I offered them a prayer that all their white sheets would come clean in the New Year. I also wished them the same level of campaign success that they enjoyed in 2008. Firmly reminding them of the result, in the same way you would a bad puppy.

I just had to piss myself so much about their top ten movies that I was crying like a River bringing up flatuence.


ANyway some of the Xmas bigotry they have on display. (No need to go there but just in case someone wants a link)

http://www.noquarterusa.net/blog/2008/12/26/hey-did-you-get-invited-how-come-i-missed-this/comment-page-1/

Anyway to all right minded people. May you have a healthy, hopefully prosperous New Year, which will begin by celebrating one of our own people getting in. We may not agree on everything, but their starting point is at least a similar outlook to ours. How much better will it be yo just have the feeling of not fully supporting as opposed to downright opposition?

To those running whatever front for the GOP in the run up to 2010 and 2012, may you have the same political success as 2008 and I should not wish this but will - here is hoping that you face the financial consequences of what you voted for in 2000, 2004 and 2008.

[nxylas]

1. So are you going to tell us?

Or do you want us to go over there and increase their hit rate?

[TheBigotBasher]

2. I kid thee not

My Top Ten Holiday Movies »

By Larry JohnsongravatarcloseAuthor: Larry Johnson Name: Larry Johnson
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Site: http://NoQuarterUSA.net
See Authors Posts (903) on December 25, 2008 at 3:54 PM in Current Affairs | 46 Comments

Merry Christmas and Happy Chanuka. Part of the holiday tradition, at least for me and my family, are the holiday movies. I have been thinking about my ten favorites in this category and came up with the following. You will note that the movie, A Christmas Story–directed by Bob Clark, written by Jean Shepherd, and shown 24 hours straight on TBS every Christmas in recent memory–is a faux midwestern childhood memoir about a nerd before there were nerds (Ralphie Parker) who wanted a Daisy Red Ryder BB gun for Christmas. My definition of a great movie is one I would enjoy watching repeatedly. A Christmas Story was okay once, but I can’t stand it in repeated doses. I find myself thinking Scrooge thoughts, hoping Raphie shoots himself in the head with the BB gun. Sorry, but I wanted to be honest about this. I hate that movie.

So, in reverse order here are my top ten:

Number 10: White Christmas. This movie was made in 1954 and features Bing Crosby and Danny Kaye. It is a buddy movie of sorts. Crosby and Kaye, who play Broadway/nightclub entertainers, take their show to a Vermont Christmas Inn, which is owned and operated by a retired Army General who has fallen on hard times. It is a fun movie and ends with the singing of White Christmas, Crosby’s signature song. Crosby originally introduced the song in the 1942 movie, Holiday Inn. That movie will give you a bit of the creeps, when Bing Crosby does a black face number along with two actual black children.

[TheBigotBasher]

3. They also attempted humour

(It caused lots of random bigoting about How Plain could defeat anyone but is too weak to be attacked as that is sexist, however it was a first attempt at humour).


Tragic News from Up North:

[nxylas]

4. OK, so what's so strange about this list?

The inclusion of Die Hard was a little...unusual, but other than that, it's pretty much the usual suspects.

[TheBigotBasher]

6. I see a rather delicious irony

that the promoter of the "whitey tape" and one of the early promoters of the birth certificate story, is there thinking about, with his sheet wearing friends, having a "White Christmas".

[nxylas]

7. Oh sorry, I'm a little slow on the uptake this morning

Too much pear wine last night.

[TheBigotBasher]

8. Pear Wine?

I will stick to Bacardi!

[izquierdista]

5. Well, it can't be Valkyrie

Their good guy almost gets blown up in it.

[TheBigotBasher]

9. They are getting their sheets in a twist.

http://www.noquarterusa.net/blog/2008/12/26/hey-did-you-get-invited-how-come-i-missed-this/comment-page-1

Freeper rejects.

[On the Road]

10. What's Particulary Odd

is the feminist take the author has on It's a Wonderful Life:

But the real star of the movie is Donna Reed. While Stewart has a meltdown and tries to kill himself–he goes batshit when money goes missing at the savings and loan–it is the woman who remains calm and works the problem. Weird. Stewart behaves like a selfish prick and gets the credit. Reed stays calm and saves the family (she does a form of community organizing). And once again, the woman gets to play second fiddle.

[TheBigotBasher]

11. That is because these bigots

even now pretend to be Hillary supporters. Some strange logic taht if you campaign for Palin you get Hillary!.