silliness on a Sunday afternoon

[Fresh_Start]

Poll question: silliness on a Sunday afternoon

which childrens tales do Bush/Cheney most resemble?

[leomcgarrysghost]

1. How about March of the Wooden Soldiers

With Stan Laurel as Bush, Oliver Hardy as Cheney - they press a button and send the soldiers out and don't know what exactly is gonna happen, but assume it'll be good.

[Fresh_Start]

2. LOL, I didn't think of that one

but doesnt it work out for the best in the end? Unfortunately I don't expect a good result from Bush. In fact, the only positive I see in this administration is that it sets the bar for 'bad example'.

[leomcgarrysghost]

3. Nah

remember Stan and Ollie load up a cannon with darts and it ends up shooting Ollie in the ass.

[Fresh_Start]

4. yea, but the evil doers where driven off

and the bad guy was outed, and the hero got the heroine. Or am I remembering the wrong the version?

[leomcgarrysghost]

5. Well

none of the evil doers die, they just go away for the moment. If there was a sequel, they'd probably come back.

[Czolgosz]

6. Voldemort

[Fresh_Start]

7. I see similarities

given life from the blood of the innocent
administered by slithering creatures
supporters cowards who vowed allegiance in return for power

Some of the similarities I see.

But at another level, he who should not be named was competent and creative and evilly genius. I wouldnt chose competent, creative or genius for those two.

[Phredicles]

8. Cheney still reminds me of Mr. Potter from "It's a Wonderful Life",

right down to the crippled physique mirroring a crippled soul. Not a children's story, but I felt like saying it.

[Nikki Stone1]

10. Yes!

Perfect

[left is right]

9. the king

from Bartholomew (?) and the 500 Hats

[Breeze54]

11. Need more choices because you included both idiots!

:rofl:

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Cheney & Star Wars