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Blogs about: Idjits
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... it the next day because it "made her butt look big." GEE if you'd tried it on in the store as I suggested, then you wouldn't have had to bring it back, would you? IDJITS.
Bulb out one of the headlights and MUST be replaced promptly, for I am the person that gets pulled over by a cop because the little light over the fucking license plate was out. You're behind me ...
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... on what women can do.
The Stupak-Pitts ammendment was offensive in the etreme.
I'd like to give Nancy Pelosi ten pieces of my non-extistant mind, I would.
Rachel exposed the idjits behind this yesterday. A really conservative cabal.
This is a subject I NEVER get on.
But if there is one thing I believe, it is that women have the right to choose what they want in life, and it is THEIR ...
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... who are sharpening their pitchforks right now. According to the Pew poll, 42 percent of independents would like to see their own representative brought back, and one in four wants to see the same gang of idjits in Congress.
Polls by both Pew and CNN indicate Republicans are stoked about next year's election. CNN polling director Keating Holland likens this to a football team that just got ...
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... somebody else explored them to pick up our slack, though, so I'm not too worried about it.
Then it was Jim's panel. He is DARLING. He greeted us with the traditional, "Hello, idjits," which we all loved. I'm sad to say I don't remember much about his panel specifically, because a few minutes into it my roomie decided she HAD to go to the bathroom (all those double ...
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... did or not. I even forget the site now, it has been so long.
The major traffic from it dried up a bit, but I think that's only because my name was pushed on down the list by new idjits who signed up.
And now I get at least one or two emails a week, sometimes less, sometimes more, from people saying they have seen my profile. Some of them say they saw my profile on "DreamBook." ...
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... out in a jean jacket and a black trucker hat, which said “Damned if I know”… or something close to that.
As the whoo-hooing died down, he grinned and said, “Hello, idjits” (about two seconds after Amy leaned over and whispered it to me). You could tell he enjoyed the accolades. He just kept looking out over the throngs of people and grinning. I couldn’t help ...
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... Jim's health in the week leading up to the con, but he never let any of it show. He came out with a bang, waiting for the crowd to die down before grumbling a greeting: "Hello, idjits."
He talked about working with the boys, and Bobby's breakdown, and totally outed his sister for knowing Jeffrey Dean Morgan as Denny and not John (and on top of that, for not knowing her brother ...
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... IMPORTANT in all of this (and I'm just using old 'Stoma Bag Andy' as our poster child) is that we have experienced an unprecedented and astonishing crucifixion of the concept of rational thought and debate when all these idjits are "defending" Sarah Palin, and conveniently FORGETTING the astonishing level of idiotic and ham-handed mendacity she's already left in her wake.
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... THE HUGE HONKING PLOT HOLE HERE?!?!?!?!?!?!?
LUCIFER IS A FUCKING ANGEL, YOU MORONS. YOU NEED THE ANGEL-KILLING SPEAR OF D M.
OF COURSE THE COLT DOESN'T WORK. IDJITS. HOW DID YOU NOT THINK OF THAT.
DUH.
Seriously? I mean, SERIOUSLY?
On the plus side, Jo always DID kind of get on my nerves, so I'm glad she was puppy chow. AND, she got to kiss Dean, which, you know-- ...
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... to. I don't know if anyone else felt that way about Jim, but there's something so endearing about the way he tells his stories and plays it up sometimes for the audience (the "idjits" line will never get out). He's like that uncle you have that you love and adore because he's so entertaining and lovable and personable at the same time, you know? Maybe that's just me, ...
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... spent more time coming on to Dean at first. So I don't know what was going on there. Also, their deaths were senseless because um, Lucifer - angel, not demon. YA IDJITS. HOW WOULD THAT WORK? AND WHY WOULD YOU BELIEVE A CROSSROADS DEMON. Maybe all the dying is taking a toll of their brain cells.
I did like the scenes with Castiel and Lucifer, there was some great myth matter there. And I love ...
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... have these oh noes, nothing will ever be good again feelings the day before.
Both drives were uneventful except for minor construction. I listened to quite a lot of music, which was great. Did not have much trouble with idjits on the road, which is always super nice. "Sky Blue" by Peter Gabriel was particularly resonating; one set of lines: I'm so tired of all this traveling/So ...
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... on the team that defends first - It's FOOTBALL. WOuld it be unfair if the defense ends the game on a fumble return? Because that's in the rules as well (It's also in college football, for those idjits who touts the NCAA system as ideal). People like Costas point to the stats that say the winner of the coin flip wins more often than not. But how often does the winner of said toss ...
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... Sam meeting Castiel is so cute on all sides SAM IS SO PUPPYDOG EARNEST and Castiel is like, I already have two human hands why are you offering me another one ... ??
ETA15: ... U- ... Uri- ... YOU IDJITS YOU'RE DEALING WITH AN ARCHANGEL AND YOU WITTER ABOUT IT
ETA16: ... okay Castiel is physically a little older than my type, but he is wearing the meat of a smoker and shit, smoking is gross ...
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... : "Hey, shut your pie hole, I'm still your big brother and if I say me going to hell is what's gonna happen it's gonna happen and you can't change that."
Sam: *is frustrated by tough boy Dean*
Dean: *does not want to talk about his feelings, damnit*
Bobby: *is sick and tired of these idjits*
ETA: Fricking LJ cut is somehow on the fritz. I hate messing with HTML.
(/rant)
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