Debate Night.
Prepare yourself to writhe and squirm with embarrassment, because we need to be reminded about why we have nothing but contempt for the whole lot. (that's the healthy attitude)
I'll add my prediction that Martin will campaign against George Bush.
If he can inspire some more pissy little lectures from U.S. Ambassador David Wilkins, things will look up for him. (we know we're being manipulated, but still, we love that sort of thing)
Steve Paikin wins! (but I've always been a fan)
My top funnies:
Harper invoking Rene Levesque.
Duceppe delivering a quick smackdown for that. (Why aren't they allowed to touch? It would have been a hoot to watch Duceppe thwack Harper across the head)
Duceppe says something to the effect that Martin campaigns like the NDP but rules like a Conservative.
Notwithstanding the sex clubs, Layton brings up private healthcare. (very private? how did he get there anyway?)
Agriculture, duh? Wuh? Huh? Weren't expecting that. (Perhaps its time we made a distinction between the McCain family and my cousin Randy who farms near Wishart, Saskatchewan.)
Harper searching through the rolodex in his brain for some comments on those special Quebecers and their special little province.
Duceppe admitting to not really give a flying fuck over who ends up Prime Minister. (so Duceppe would be the Dalai Lama's choice, but not so fast there buddy, the Dalai Lama doesn't give a shit either, or maybe the Dalai Lama thinks we should all become Quebec)
that was a fun debate! Like Deborah Gray said, "I didn't get bored." It was fun watching Harper adopt weird little smiles and swallowing and maintaining a dumb, placid visage in order to appear calm calm calm and not like the raving psycho lunatic he really is while everybody else got to rail off in spitty hissy fits like Martin, or eye-contactful Elmer Gantr-ish passionate-pleas-to-the-people like Layton. And Duceppe gets to call everbody else stupid, which must be fun for the kids back home.
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Debate Night.
Prepare yourself to writhe and squirm with embarrassment, because we need to be reminded about why we have nothing but contempt for the whole lot. (that's the healthy attitude)
I'll add my prediction that Martin will campaign against George Bush. If he can inspire some more pissy little lectures from U.S. Ambassador David Wilkins, things will look up for him. (we know we're being manipulated, but still, we love that sort of thing)
- L.M. 1-09-2006 7:04 pm
Steve Paikin wins! (but I've always been a fan)
My top funnies:
Harper invoking Rene Levesque.
Duceppe delivering a quick smackdown for that. (Why aren't they allowed to touch? It would have been a hoot to watch Duceppe thwack Harper across the head)
Duceppe says something to the effect that Martin campaigns like the NDP but rules like a Conservative.
Notwithstanding the sex clubs, Layton brings up private healthcare. (very private? how did he get there anyway?)
Agriculture, duh? Wuh? Huh? Weren't expecting that. (Perhaps its time we made a distinction between the McCain family and my cousin Randy who farms near Wishart, Saskatchewan.)
Harper searching through the rolodex in his brain for some comments on those special Quebecers and their special little province.
Duceppe admitting to not really give a flying fuck over who ends up Prime Minister. (so Duceppe would be the Dalai Lama's choice, but not so fast there buddy, the Dalai Lama doesn't give a shit either, or maybe the Dalai Lama thinks we should all become Quebec)
- L.M. 1-10-2006 6:23 am
that was a fun debate! Like Deborah Gray said, "I didn't get bored." It was fun watching Harper adopt weird little smiles and swallowing and maintaining a dumb, placid visage in order to appear calm calm calm and not like the raving psycho lunatic he really is while everybody else got to rail off in spitty hissy fits like Martin, or eye-contactful Elmer Gantr-ish passionate-pleas-to-the-people like Layton. And Duceppe gets to call everbody else stupid, which must be fun for the kids back home.
- sally mckay 1-10-2006 6:47 am