The 10 Funniest Teabonics Signs

• So. On the side of the Tea Party bus touring the country this summer and fall were the dates. The tour according to the gigantic lettering custom painted on the side of the bus, ended on SeTPEmber 12. Now. What month is that again?

• Funny funny--I guess handmade signs are kinda ridiculous for paid, professional protesters who have their signs pre-printed for them. Nothing like making fun of your fellow Americans and their concerns. Dickweed.

• it's simple, they are not proffesional protesters, (they are those rotten -go to work everyday-types. ) Don't have all day to prepare signs and marches, sit around waiting for someone else to make some money so they can "share" it.

• I stongly suport Muhamid hussein Barak Obamma ! Im so veery glad he could be on the president. He not bad , just guy who like to share and love eerry body. Tee party peoples is not right cause they ca'nt speel.

• Election Year Medicaid Medicare Inducement issues left open for November not openly discussed. Politics have gone from heated to Man on Fire thoughts. Also the Judicial dilemmas, since all are offically allowed to bear arms again, the big city Mayors are concerned about how the poor will be able to rearm themselves and are looking for some type of financial relief from Federal State Medicaid programs to maintain the status quo.The higher courts face tough issues this term since making honest fraud legal, there agenda now turns toward making honest bribes and honest kickbacks equally as legal. This topic remains high as a shared issue by the medicaid medicare enrollment providers since they are looking to expand inducements past the complicated pregnancy stage.The DOJ has serious concerns that if legalized marijuana in California for medical reasons could be used as a inducement or inticement to help secure new enrollments for the Federal State Medicare Medicaid programs.The State of California is concerned that if the Feds step up their effort in killing off the marijuana crops it could cause higher tax problems that effect Medicaid currently under consideration by the State 'marijuana tax control board".Limo drivers cancel their planned DC rally and leave for California to protect this years crop. Wow, don't think I would like to be in Politics for this years elections. Govenor Schwarzenegger indicated that if the Tea Partys membership keeps holding their rallies at our Marijuana burning fields they will have to be taxed for their free use of inhalants, prior to having them bused back to Arizona.

• AmeriChoice Health Taunts DOJ We all remember the TV show �Roots� could this have been the real inspiration for AmeriChoice Health. The 101 Dumbest Moments In Business 2003 EDITION Whiffed pitch No. 6: blatant stereotyping. By Mark Athitakis April 1, 2003 (Business 2.0)� GRAND PRIZE WINNER, DUMBEST MOMENT OF 2002 In September, insurance company AmeriChoice brings trucks to blighted neighborhoods in New York City and gives away coupons for free chickens as an incentive for the underprivileged to switch their Medicare coverage. New York state senator Carl Kruger files a complaint with the state attorney general. The 101 Dumbest Moments In Business 2003 EDITION � April 1, 2003 Apr 1, 2003 � Just don�t tell him about the �Chinese health balls.� �.. In September, insurance company AmeriChoice brings trucks to blighted � New York state senator Carl Kruger files a complaint with the state attorney general�.. Falling on his sword, Welch announces he�ll give up most of the perks,� 2009 and 2010 $120,000 from your tax dollars at work Philadelphia PA Mayor Nutter received two years in a row $60,000 checks to help keep open and operate the city swimming pools. These checks came from AmeriChoice Health and on the surface seems like fine gifts. Yet, they are Bribes non the less, these checks come from a company who receives all its money from the Federal State Governments as a vendor for Medicare Medicaid services is not allowed to offer bribes kickbacks and money gifts of any kind in order to promote its share of the market place. This is also not allowed as a use of your taxpayers dollars yet it happens.What does it really cost the City of Philadelphia to receive this money? Americhoice Health has a long history of corruption over the years yet seems to be protected by those who are responsible to over see their actions why is that? Sorry must apologize just received a notice that AmeriChoice Health was under the impression they thought they were suppose to have started their very own stimulus and economic program package and the one they implemented, they had no idea it violated all the Stark ,Health and Kickbacks laws. Some one will have to notify the following departments it was all a mistake or error in judgement, the Department of Justice, CMS, Dept of health and Human resourses,the FBI,and IRS, and any other agency effected by this tragedy or unfortunate misunderstanding. No harm, no fowl, forgive and forget, OK, then how about some coupons for a free whole fried chicken�.. Among its provisions, the anti-kickback statute penalizes anyone who knowingly and willfully solicits, receives, offers or pays remuneration in cash or in kind to induce, or in return for: A. Referring an individual to a person for the furnishing, or arranging for the furnishing, of any item or service payable under the Medicare or Medicaid program; or B. Purchasing, leasing or ordering , or arranging for or recommending purchasing, leasing or ordering, any goods, facility, service or item payable under the Medicare or Medicaid program. Violators are subject to criminal penalties, or exclusion from participation in the Medicare and Medicaid rograms, or both. A violation of the anti-kickback law is a felony offense that carries criminal fines of up to $25,000 per violation, imprisonment for up to five years and exclusion from government health care programs.The federal anti-kickback statute, 42 U.S.C.� 1320a-7b(b), prohibits individuals or entities from knowingly and willfully offering, paying, soliciting or receiving remuneration to induce referrals of items or services covered by Medicare, Medicaid or any other federally funded program. If this were any one person not a corporation they would be in jail now, if the FBI were called in on this matter they would be in jail now, if the IRS were notified they would be in jail now. Since all Ameri-Choice checks come from the United Health�s home office they should be held equally responsible for any bribes, kickbacks, Stark, Fraud and inducements violations that have occured. Federal and State Governments have developed such a depended position with this company that laws and rules no longer apply for them.This role is nothing new for the AmeriChoice people and its been going on for years, look at some of the prior news articles that date back for years only now they can afford to hire the best of Law firms and give the most for Political contributations all on the back of the taxpayer. Sure the Laws have become tighter but you can still dance away their problems. Three years ago they were reported to these Federal agency�s and as of todays date not only were they allowed to continue doing business but were never charged once. Protected vendor status sure, politics sure,limited government budgets sure, Federal and State officals looking the other way sure, and rather then stop these activities a strong desire not to rock the boat existed. Even with the vast changes in the laws and budgets,a hands off policy remains, you tell me what�s wrong with this picture? The Government created this monster and now they don�t know what to do about it, like shooting yourself in your own foot etc. Tons of money to advance their national growth, its market positions, tons of money for political donations, tons of money to send 75 millon back to its home office from New York state alone, tons of money to suppot National TV shows, tons of money to pay hugh State fines, tons of money to hire the very best law firms, tons of money to pay for bribes and kickbacks, tons of money for hugh salarys and bonuses, all done on the back of the American taxpayor, you see this company receives all its money from the Federal government. Should your tax dollars be held to a higher standard? Should the government agencys responsible for there review be held to that same standard?Should the IRS audit their corruption? Why has this company not been charged? How long can the buck be passed here in more ways then one? Hey, it�s your tax dollars don�t complain now then don�t complain later.tax dollars for bribes // Oct 6, 2010 at 8:57 am

• Full Name: Wayne Berman Title: Vice-Chair; Finance Co-Chair; Adviser Over the course of three years, Berman�s lobbying firm was paid $660,000 to lobby on behalf of UnitedHealth subsidiary Americhoice, a managed care HMO providing health insurance to Medicaid, Medicare, and SCHIP recipients. Specifically, according to the lobbying report, they lobbied on Medicaid issues in the Deficit Reduction Act of 2005. [Americhoice Lobbying Reports 2004 � 2007; Americhoice.com] Berman Also Lobbied For �Absurdly Low� Rates for Medicaid Managed Care Companies to Pay Out of Network Hospitals. Also included in the DRA, and mentioned as a lobbying issue on Berman�s Americhoice lobbying report, was a provision setting rates managed care companies must pay to out-of-network providers -- mainly hospital emergency rooms -- for care received by Medicaid beneficiaries. Rather than forcing managed care companies to reimburse out-of-network hospitals an amount comparable to network providers, the legislation set the default amount to the state�s �fee-for-service rate,� which often is �absurdly low.� The provision thereby shifted financial responsibility for services to Medicaid beneficiaries from the managed care companies to the hospitals themselves, permitting managed care companies to rake in huge profits, while hospitals incurred added losses. [Modern Healthcare, 1/29/07; Text of S. 1932] To Save Money, Bill Cut Services to Medicaid Beneficiaries, But Left Managed Care Providers Untouched. Under the final budget package, substantial Medicaid spending cuts were achieved by imposing new premiums and increased co-payments on Medicaid beneficiaries; some costs were also shifted to the states, who in return were awarded new powers to drop coverage or reduce benefits to certain beneficiaries. In a letter to Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist, the AARP CEO decried the final bill, saying it �protects the pharmaceutical industry, the managed-care industry and other providers at the expense of low-income Medicaid beneficiaries.� [Inside CMS, 12/29/05; Los Angeles Times, 12/22/05; World Markets Analysis, 12/21/05; The Hill, 12/20/05]

• Limo Divers Protest Medicare Mediciad Reform Cuts, It's rumored this issue could become part of the Tea Party movement. AmeriChoice Health also rumored to take a position on this. Recirculate those tax dollars? Help keep limo drivers working, benefits flowing and overpaid tax dollars remain in abuse. Medicare.gov as well as other Federal agency's encourage you to report any fraudulent activities, yet, the same government agencys were notified the way this company does business yet did nothing. Three years ago they were reported to these Federal agency's and as of todays date not only were they allowed to continue doing business but were never charged once. Protected vendor status sure, politics sure,limited government budgets sure, Federal and State officals looking the other way sure, and rather then stop these activities a strong desire not to rock the boat existed. Even with the vast changes in the laws and budgets,a hands off policy remains, you tell me what's wrong with this picture? The Government created this monster and now they don't know what to do about it, like shooting yourself in your own foot etc. Tons of money to advance their national growth, its market positions, tons of money for political donations, tons of money to send 75 millon back to its home office from New York state alone, tons of money to suppot National TV shows, tons of money to pay hugh State fines, tons of money to hire the very best law firms, tons of money to pay for bribes and kickbacks, tons of money for hugh salarys and bonuses, all done on the back of the American taxpayor, you see this company receives all its money from the Federal government. Should your tax dollars be held to a higher standard? Should the government agencys responsible for there review be held to that same standard?Should the IRS audit their corruption? Why has this company not been charged? How long can the buck be passed here in more ways then one? Hey, it's your tax dollars don't complain now.. then don't complain later on� ps� I know times are tough for a lot us, but it would be great to have a free limo to go to the Doctors, Pharmacy, Movies, Grocery shopping, and given free tickets for the movies. Offered soda, pop corn and hotdogs, as well as have them receive free coupons for Grocery items��Kind of makes you wish you also had Medicare and Mediciad right?

• Wow...you found some spelling errors. Have you ever listened to Joe Biden speak? The point is that Obama is a liar and is for socialism.

• Some of you say that it's not fair to pick on tea-party spelling errors. Well, I think it is fair, when they are saying that people should speak English or leave the country, calling people stupid (morans), and showing their own illiteracy and stupidity. It is hypocrisy which needs to be exposed. Their ideas are bad, and it's because of their complete lack of education, curiosity or intelligence that they believe these things, yet they are willing to go out and call other people morons (or morans if you prefer), say the president doesn't have a birth certificate, and basically are just filled with hate and nonsensical ideas. Most of the time, they don't argue against anyone's ideas either. They simply scream words like "Socialist" and assassinate the character of those who don't agree, including the president. This may be funny, but it's also very much about those in glass houses throwing stones.

• There is little to compare between the T-shirt Party and the likes of David Brooks, the late Bill Buckley or even Barry Goldwater; all principled, intelligent conservatives with something solid to bring to the conversation. By contrast, Dick Armey and his band of spleenful white folks, remind us constantly that the bigger the lie, the more readily (most) people will believe it. If this was France during the Revolution, they would be carrying signs that read: 'Lettuce Eat Cake!' and 'Free Mary Antoinette!'

• "You have to be pretty smug and self-righteous to imply that if you have conservative views you are stupid, but if you are liberal you are somehow intelligent, literate, enlightened, blah blah blah." Imply it? I'm saying it outright.

• The inability to spell, or write in complete, coherent sentences knows no political boundaries. It's not a liberal, conservative, tea party, Communist Party, or pool party thing.You have to be pretty smug and self-righteous to imply that if you have conservative views you are stupid, but if you are liberal you are somehow intelligent, literate, enlightened, blah blah blah.

• Submitting your blogs content to article directories is also a very big positive, the trick with article marketing is having the all important anchor links in the author biography part of the article.

• GO FUCK YOUSELF YOU FUCKING NOOBS!!!! WHO GIVES A FUCK!!! FUCK YOU!!! FUCK YOU!!!! FuCCKKKKKK YOOOOUUUUUU!!!! I HOPE YOU ALL DIIIEEEEE!!!!!!!

• See also http://languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu/nll/?p=2221

• When are we going to take a step back and see that this focus of hate between political parties is weakening our nation? Twenty four hour news channels that report anything they deem as news we soak up like children and take as truth verbatim. The tea party movement is just another way of making our country look weak and unorganized to other countries. Just like the movements to impeach and remove the last two presidents. We should elect leaders that can effectively work with the other party and find solutions that please the masses while rebuilding out nation to what it used to symbolize. For those that have nothing but bad to say about everything you see with the other party, you're part of the problem. Perhaps in time you'll figure out that you're causing more harm than good. You also have to realize that if you have all of the answers, and can make so many better decisions than the elected official, then why didn't you run for office? One major thing I've learned in life is that complaining gets you nothing more than attention. Stop crippling our country by fighting about what you see on TV. Figure it out for yourselves, and whether it's worth fighting for. Then pursue it logically, intelligently and within your rights. And if you want to see a different candidate get elected, then start your research now and decide for yourself who you want to see in the white house. Votes count. Not complaints and whining.

• There's a difference between typing something out in 10 seconds and taking the time to make a sign you expect thousands of people to read in public.

• @dgc "We are our government, it's not "us" versus "them", we're all in this together, so please treat each other with some modicum of respect and decency and stop behaving like sociopaths." Well said!

• I took the AMNESTY sign picture. It was at a right-wing rally in Dallas before our record-breaking Mega March for Immigration rights. Here's the link to the article and a couple more pics. Enjoy! http://www.ntimc.org/newswire.php?story_id=3975&search_text=Carol%20Ware&results_offset=60

• Who's the genius who said there are 57 states? The President Who said she shares tea party sentiments? The Speaker of the House Two data points indicative of nothing, really, same as these signs.

• Marshall Harris - US Navy Oh, Yes!

• I understand what you guys are doing..attacking the messenger. This movement started out as a libertarian movement by the way before it moved into the mainstream. Now those who disagree instead of debating economics, resort to name calling. Politics 101. Remember Bush? If you you disagreed, you were unamerican. Now if you disagree with obama, you're a racist.

• I agree that some of these signs definitely make the writers seem unintelligent. However, the Tea Party movement is a great step for the people of America who are tired of letting their country go to crap. I also don't appreciate the comments calling Conservatives "religious wingnuts." So because some of us follow Christ and want America to continue to have the morals it was founded on, that makes us outdated and unintelligent? How degrading.

• People on the left: please understand there are a few valid concerns from the right. mostly those concerned with the obligation of mandates. <br> People on the right: please take a few minutes to find the points of the law which have a real effect on your lifestyle and adjust your arguments so that they have some practical weight. <br> I'm sick and tired of hearing people who are in the poverty bracket complaining about high taxes and people who have never read a basic economics book complaining about government debt. Most of our problems with government are complicated and require rational consideration and unbiased judgment. We should all be appalled by this portrayal of our governmental system as a hot headed, emotionally driven, campy, farce. We are our government, it's not "us" versus "them", we're all in this together, so please treat each other with some modicum of respect and decency and stop behaving like sociopaths.

• This is what happens when people are not wise enough to listen to their teachers. Disrespect is its own reward.

• They can't spell and have no understanding of the issues. Oh well, I guess free speech is a right guaranteed even to the ignorant.

• I love all the condescending "teabaggers" name calling. If those grammar and spelling challenged people you are pointing and hooting at while banging your spoons against the side of your high chairs are the teabaggers, I guess that makes all of you here the teabaggees. So tell us, are you enjoying the taste of their testicles in your mouth, progressives?

• Are all Americans this crazy? no wonder the global opinion of your once fine country is sinking..... Why wasn't there this much talk when Katrina swept in and royally fuct up New Orleans? Bush was a twat who from an external point of view did nothing but open the flood gates for the rest of the world to rag on Americans{Katrina, IRAQ, the fact that he couldn't even muster the basics of speaking in public). Obama is actually doing something for his country and his countrymen and all you can do is cry about it?? wtf ????

• Jeff Lasure said: "Quit all the fucking whining and work together for Christ's sake. All of this name calling and various bullshit is why this country is in the shape it's in now. You are all what is wrong with this country." It's a great concept, but it will never happen as long as you have media outlets that polarize the opinions of its audience. The quote about lying mentioned earlier is so true. Give me an hour on the tube everyday and I'll have people believing that we should attack Antarctica because it's a haven for terrorists.

• For a whole bunch of teabonics and hilarious ridiculousness, check out this site: www.teapartylol.com

• Teabonics are Bushisms beyond their shelf life ~ The film that holds this bubble together is getting tediously thin - POP!

• Teabonics are Bushisms beyond their self life ~ The film that's holding this bubble together is getting tediously thin - POP!

• Mitch, how do you rationalize that all the brwonshirts (formerly teabaggers) want is for the politicians to obey the law? What laws are they disobeying? And your "proof that brownshirts did not use the N-word is that Nancy Pelosi walked through a crown of Brownshirts? You better read up on what constitutes proff.

• To Maribeth, nice posts covering all points, clearly. Mitch, even in their "Contract from America" can't spell "Constitution" correctly. I object to the term "Teabagger." In reality they function more like the "brownshirts," the nice people that brought Hitler by using violence and intimidation. So I suggest we call them brownshirts and retire teabaggers.

• WOW WOW WOOOOWWWW So in 2 years of trying to find every possible way to smear these people who only want their leaders to obey the law, and this is all you have. Some of them spelled words wrong? REALLY? What a huge moral victory for the forces of leftardism (Yes it IS spelled correctly because I just made it up!) ------MEANWHILE--------- Strange New Respect A drastic shift in the media stereotype of the tea-party movement. By JAMES TARANTO There was a time, oh, a week or two ago, when the mainstream media portrayed the tea-party movement as an assortment of crazed angry extremist redneck racist idiots. What changed? The headline we've given this column is a phrase coined by the conservative writer Tom Bethell to refer to the media's attitude toward conservatives who veer leftward. What we're about to describe is a bit different: more an epiphany on the media's part than a change in the object of coverage. It seems unlikely that the tea-partiers have suddenly become mainstream. Yet that's what you'd think from reading some of the recent coverage. The Christian Science Monitor, which a month ago baselessly labeled Pentagon shooter John Patrick Bedell a "right-wing extremist," begins a Saturday story by rehearsing the stereotypes but then cautions that "political experts say that many such criticisms are near-sighted, if not outright inappropriate--and ultimately may miss the point": Indeed, polls suggest that tea party activists are not only more mainstream than many critics suggest, but that a majority of them are women (primarily mothers), not angry white men. What's more, the release this week of the top three planks of the "crowd-sourced" Contract From America project, to some activists, shows a maturation from sign-wielding protesters to a political reform movement grounded in ideas. The top three vote-getters among 360,000 respondents on the Contract From America website: Calling for an enumerated powers act to force lawmakers to check the constitionality [sic] of new laws; requiring a two-thirds majority in Congress for any tax hike; and a legislative backstop to prevent the EPA from "backdoor regulating." CNN--which became notorious a year ago for its hostile coverage of the movement, including the use of antigay slurs--carries a report titled "Disgruntled Democrats Join the Tea Party": Some Americans who say they have been sympathetic to Democratic causes in the past -- some even voted for Democratic candidates--are angry with President Obama and his party. They say they are now supporting the Tea Party--a movement that champions less government, lower taxes and the defeat of Democrats even though it's not formally aligned with the Republican Party. To be sure, the number of Democrats in the Tea Party movement is small. A recent CNN/Opinion Research Corporation poll shows that while 96 percent of Tea Party activists identify themselves as either Republican or Independent, only 4 percent say they are Democrats. Another poll, however, suggests this is less of a dog-bites-man story than CNN makes it out to be. "Four in 10 Tea Party members are either Democrats or Independents, according to a new national survey," reports the Hill: The national breakdown of the Tea Party composition is 57 percent Republican, 28 percent Independent and 13 percent Democratic, according to three national polls by the Winston Group, a Republican-leaning firm that conducted the surveys on behalf of an education advocacy group. Two-thirds of the group call themselves conservative, 26 are moderate and 8 percent say they are liberal. Writing in the Washington Examiner, Kristen Soltis of the Winston Group notes another important point: What truly sets the Tea Party apart from even Republicans or conservatives broadly is its commitment to economic conservatism. Tea Party members, like voters overall, are very focused on the economy and jobs; some 36 percent say it is their top issue. Yet while only 6 percent of voters overall say that the national deficit and spending are their top issues, that number spikes to 21 percent among Tea Party members. The Tea Party is a movement defined by its preference for fiscal restraint and low taxes. Presented with two competing proposals to create jobs, over four out of five Tea Party members say tax cuts for small business will create more jobs than increased government spending on infrastructure. When the options were expanded, tax cuts still were chosen as the top job creator, but are closely followed by "expanding development of all energy resources." Interestingly enough, the next runner up--"cracking down on illegal immigration"--was not more popular among Tea Party members (19 percent) than voters overall (16 percent). When it comes down to it, the Tea Party does not appear to be focused on economic conservatism as an end in and of itself. When asked in the January survey if they favored "reducing unemployment to 5 percent" or balancing the budget, 63 percent chose reducing unemployment--a negligible difference from the 64% of voters overall who agree. Jobs are the goal--items like tax cuts and balanced budgets are a means to achieve that goal. It all adds up to a remarkably broad-based and nonideological movement--one that has gained strength as the Democrats who currently run Washington have proved themselves to be narrow and ideological. Had President Obama governed from the center--above all, had he heeded public opinion and abandoned his grandiose plans to transform America, he might well have held the allegiance of many of the people who now sympathize with the tea party. How is it that the media's approach has changed so dramatically in just the past couple of weeks? Perhaps the Democrats simply went too far when they claimed that tea-party protesters had shouted racial slurs at black congressmen during the ObamaCare weekend. The media, of course, repeated these claims, but no evidence has surfaced to corroborate them, and Andrew Breitbart makes a very good case for skepticism: The proof that the N-word wasn't said once, let alone 15 times, as Rep. Andre Carson claimed, is that soon thereafter--even though the press dutifully reported it as truth--Nancy Pelosi followed the alleged hate fest, which allegedly included someone spitting, by walking through the crowd with a gavel in hand and a sh---eating grin on her face. Had the incidents reported by the Congressional Black Caucus actually occurred the Capitol Police would have been negligent to allow the least popular person to that crowd--the Speaker--to put herself in harm's way. Reader Taylor Dinerman notes: "Part of the function of a political media operation is to make the other side despair, lose hope, feel bad, etc. It's one of the reasons I gave up reading the New York Times. In one of Isaac Asimov's Empire series, he describes a drug called 'desperance' whose function is to make whoever takes it despair and be ready to kill or commit suicide. The bed guys feed it to someone they intend to use to murder the galactic emperor." Tales of tea-party racism could have been calculated to demoralize America's anti-ObamaCare majority by presenting them with an ugly choice: accept the fate the Democrats have imposed upon us, or side with (as the Christian Science Monitor puts it) "neo-Klansmen and knuckle-dragging hillbillies." The strange new respect for the tea-party movement suggests that this approach is too invidiously partisan even for the mainstream media.

• &#64;Gene http://mediamatters.org/research/201003250022 Let me sum it up. The White House, Congress, and federal employees are subject to the same terms as we are. In fact, as this article states.. "Bill says "Members of Congress and congressional staff" will only be offered plans created by the bill or offered through exchanges established by bill."... so in all actuality, they're subject to MORE of it than we are. Check your facts. Don't believe everything you hear (from Hannity or someone else).

• 111th congress how ironic, 111 in drawings of construction, blue prints, means the toilet, bathroom i think.. hehe its funny what they put on us, they are exempt, congress and senate are exempt from this.. i believe there can be a health care reform bill without the gov. controlling yet another part of our live�s or controlling the private sector or taxing. its tyranny and its getting worse. its turning into,� we the goverment�, instead of ,�we the people�, the goverment will take care of us, intitlements, freedoms are being lost and taken away from us, and were letting them do it. its not criminal to protest we should know that from the 60�s .do we even remember freedom, our own revolution, when we write laws we have to be careful not to interfere with with our individual rights our privacy etc. look at the whole picture the future doesnt look good if we keep going in this direction. sincerely

• Really there aren't many good ones here. not impressed

• Forget about Foxnews, I encourage every American to go to website called Free Republic. Here you will see just how out of touch these people really are. Every assertion cooked up by Beck/Limbaugh (and an assortment of other millionaires)is immediately believed by these people and they spend the next several days whipping themselves into a patriotic fury. Most of the people on this site actually adore Sarah Palin and think she is smarter and would be better Pres. than Obama. You'd think one could be opposed to policy and even ideology without the requirement for being borderline mentally ill. Noting spelling mistakes is but the tip of the iceberg with these curious people.

• Teabagging is a slang term for the act of a man placing his scrotum in the mouth of a sexual partner. The practice resembles dipping a tea bag into a cup of tea when it is done in a repeated in-and-out motion. As a form of non-penetrative sex, it can be done for its own enjoyment or as foreplay before other activities, such as oral sex.

• Look at their faces... Learn to identify the morons... They simply don't know what they are doing! Fox news is a great Comedy channel!

• A survey of Teabaggers revealed only 2 % thought TAXES were the same , OR lowered for Families last year.....IN FACT : 95 % of Families received a TAX CUT - what does this say for those "Followers" ??? I think you know......

• These are small typos they arent even that funny. If these are the worst you can find, then it really isnt worthy of posting on the web, because it doesnt demonstrate much other than the people spelled words wrong, which everyone does, big deal, it has nothing to do with their ideas.

• *facepalm*

• &#64;letthemsuffer So you WANT to see people suffering? I understand the desire to have everyone be a contributing member of society, but wow... Just because someone doesn't have a job does not mean they do not want one. And not every person without insurance has no job. A great number of people who do not have insurance are young, healthy adults who can't afford it and figure they don't need it. After years of not going to the doctor, suddenly they are sick or in need of a major operation from a condition that could have been caught and monitored with regular doctor's visits (that they didn't have because they don't have insurance). This is where we will save the most money long-term: prevention of chronic illness. And I am appalled at your mandate that seeing people suffer is the only way to learn about consequences.

• GET A BRAIN MORANS

• Did you hear about this year's Miss Black America Pagent? They could only get 49 contestants to participate. Apparently, no one wanted to wear the sash that said IDAHO. Get it?

• Oh my god! The president is competent. Can't he be impeached for that??? No??? Oh... Can we see his birth certificate?

• i would be happy to pay even more for my really really good medical plan ,i just dont want to pay for others who choose not to work and be of cost to society WE NEED TO SEE HUNGRY PEOPLE WE NEED TO SEE HURT PEOPLE WE NEED TO SEE POOR PEOPLE WE NEED TO SEE DRUNKS AND DRUGGIES NOT ALL ROLE MODELS ARE PRETTY WE ALSO NEED TO SEE WHAT WE DONT WANT TO BE !!!!!!

• Hmmm. Think about it. Homemade signs from all segments of society. Some errors in spelling. Thoughts from the heart. Belies their lies about astroturfing. Reveals the failure of Government run education. Bet you $100 not one of those signs was from Homeschooler or private school. I have seen far more mispelling in legitimate Democratic party functions, and by the way, know what a Corpsman is, and how to say it.

• What many people seem to forget is that all throughout the Bush years, these hostile signs, with misspellings and calls for violence, were shown daily. Democrats and Republicans tend to treat people the same, like shit. Republicans ended slavery. One is a hypocrite if calling someone names for what they themselves did 4 years ago. We need a decent healthcare system in this country. But most importantly, we are all Americans. Quit all the fucking whining and work together for Christ's sake. All of this name calling and various bullshit is why this country is in the shape it's in now. You are all what is wrong with this country.

• I can't believe you didn't include the "KEEP YOUR GOVERNMENT HANDS OFF MY MEDICARE!" sign.

• I love reading this stuff. Sinfonian, I agree with everything you said. I think p just had to be the devils advocate and argue, when really, he had no points to make any type of counter-point argument. The fact that he stole someone's work to back up his points shows that he is somewhat smart, but then he messed up the grammar from a quote. Really? its not that hard to make sentence make sense. However, after the sentence I just wrote, I have to say this - I don't think that grammar is the big issue here. Spelling does affect the way we view people, smart or stupid, but does it really affect their ideas? I mean, if they were making their ideas known verbally, we wouldn't be able to tell if they could spell or not, s what's the big deal with misspells on a poster? I hate misspelled words as much as the next guy, but pay attention to the argument, no so much the spelling. Even though I hate seeing easy words misspelled. No, "Obamacare" is a hot topic, and in honesty, my view on the subject is rather worthless, as this is just a newspaper. But in the light of recent events, mainly the signing of the bill, I suggest that instead of cutting down the man himself, we need to focus more on the bill itself. Obamacare will eventually take more jobs than it creates, simply bevause it is a government run program, and programs like these have usually not worked in the past (medicare, medicaid, social security, these have worked, but are some of very few). And guys, really. Calling out obama for his name? In honesty, I'm not too sure I like the things the man stands for, but why his name? My name is Jacob, like the guy in the Bible that stole his inheritance from his older brother. Does my name make me a thief? I should think not. If we had never heard of saddam hussein, then would his name really be that big of a deal? I think everybody should focus more on the objects than the people in an issue like this. Attacking ones character simply makes people lose respect from you, and in turn, that just detracts from your character and overall popularity among other people in the argument. And by the way - I'm only seventeen.

• lmao teabaggers.. But on serious note. I am sick and tired of the Tea Party movement. Marshall Harris pretty much summarized how I feel about this retarded collection of back-wards thinking religious wing-nuts. Example. perhaps you read the article yesterday in the New York Times about how Tea Party is trying to unseat Harry Reid (http://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/05/us/politics/05nevada.html?ref=politics). Well one of the potential candidates is Bill Parson: http://www.parsonforsenate2010.com/ now lets examine his "agenda" that I will quote straight of his website: * Restore literal interpretations of the Constitution and the controls it places on the Federal Government. Those powers not specifically cited to the Federal government reside in the States and with the individual citizen; * Restore State Sovereignty as provided for in the Constitution and Bill of Rights; * Impose stringent reviews on judicial appointments to ensure that they will not legislate from the bench and modify the Constitution by personal fiat; * Take required action to call for and execute the removal of Federal judges who fail to honor their oath to the Constitution; * Dramatically reduce the size of the Federal Government; * Slash the Federal Budget in conjunction with restoration of States Rights * Remove all unfunded federal mandates affecting the States; * Implement the Fair Tax, repeal the 16th Amendment, and abolish the IRS; * Remove the Federal Government from Education; * Defeat or repeal any treaty or legislation that contains the potential to subordinate the U.S. Constitution, our laws, or our trade and security interests to foreign powers; * All Western lands held by the Federal government and not immediately required for national defense, or reserved by treaty for Native American Tribes, are to be surrendered to the individual States at no cost; * Over turn the Socialist �Reform Agendas� that have been legislated in 2009 and 2010. I am sick and tired of the Republican Agenda of "cut big government this" and "hand out unfunded tax cuts that.." Except this guy goes a couple of steps further.. First of, "repeal any treaty that hurts US interest," well that's pretty much any treaty. As almost all international treaties are usually made to cut right of individual nations. Why don't we go ahead and repeal the Geneva convention so we can torture prisoners even worse. Or how about all those green-house gases treaties since, there obviously inst any scientific proof of global warming. (despite a couple of scientist changed the data, but i mean i actually understand why they did it. wouldn't you be frustrated if noone believed you? republicans have been doing it for years. ex: bush over exaggerating the threat coming from Ira1 before bombing the fuck out of it?) Oh and why dont we just go ahead and take back that whale hunting treaty too, since noone should be restricting our rights to get our whale-on. Repeal the income tax? Since its institution during the civil war, the income tax has been the best tax as far as generating income for the government, as the same time being progressive and really just fair. Now what is Fair tax? i didnt know ether, go to wikipedia and look it up. To be honest, when i read that a tea party candidate was seriously proposing it, i was like: wow can anyone really be that stupid. What the fair tax does, is put a ~30% sales tax on any purchase. It is completely regressive, meaning the wealthy dont get taxed, while most of the burden comes on the middle class. The republican ideal. And I mean this is one guy in one election. but, we all know, republicans everywhere think along the same lines. And yes unfortunately, passing an health care wasnt a popular move, which republicans are gonna milk for all its worth and take huge gain in mid-term elections but, and this is something i respect Obama even more for, he did what was right, not whats popular. And i am prepared to pay higher taxes if i know that the my health and the health of all my fellow Americans is protected by someone other then greedy insurance companies for whom treating you is a (and this is an industry term) a "loss".

• &#64; p "There was massive political fallout was bad for trying to pass Obamacare..." say what?

• "You lay each socialistic litigation down, brick by brick until you achieve your goal of supreme government power over each of our lives." Ironic that Glenn Beck has taught these people to spout lines like this, and then turn around and collect their FEDERAL unemployment, food stamps, and education. It makes me wonder if people freaked out when they built the federal school system, like "OMG THE SOCIALISTS ARE TRYING TO TAKE OUR CHILDREN AND BRAINWASH THEM". I can't believe that the conservative media has managed to stir up such a bloody froth about this issue. RELAX...all we are trying to do is give all you broke rednecks cheaper health care. HOW CAN YOU NOT WANT THAT? You must be the first group of people EVER in the history of the world to protest AGAINST your own right to healthcare. And you go so far as to openly and unabashedly compare the man who is fighting for your right to affordable healthcare to a nazi who killed millions of people. When you consider that conservative, southern states receive the majority of federal transfer payments (social security, medicare, medicaid, unemployment, welfare, food stamps), and the coastal blue states pay the majority of the taxes that fund these transfer programs, It makes me wonder why we bother keeping them around. We should've let the lazy racists have their own country when they wanted it in the late 1800s, lord knows they would have come crawling back by now.

• When polled tea baggers came out as Republicans, not independents so all this movement consists of are hard right Republicans. The spelling confirms that these people are not educated Americans.

• Teabaggers hahaha

• Tea baggers hahahahaha

• I think the problem is not spelling. If these people care so much for what they are protesting, I'm surprised they don't simply take a few more minutes to check the spelling of these signs, they obviously took so much time to make. It makes me question how much time they spent researching all of these policies they are against. Maybe if they are too lazy to check spelling they are too lazy to check politics, and just listen to whatever an on air personality tells them to believe. That seems to me the on prevailing theme of a majority of the tea party movement.

• I feel bad for the person who wrote this article, got nothing better to do than make fun of random spelling and grammar mistakes where there will obviously be a few. Saaaaaad.

• Since people are objecting to the idea of simply laughing at someone because they look stupid... Here ya go. "Obama Lier In Chief: got a birth certificate?" - Other than the fact that the idea that our President's birth status is not in question except by those who don't care to know better... I thought I'd help you out with this resource: http://www.politifact.com/personalities/barack-obama/ <--this site fact-checks politicians, news personalities, talk show hosts, and anyone else who needs it. Click Pants on Fire and you'll see that the three Obama ratings there aren't exactly the most harmful things he could "lie" about. One's an over-exaggeration in order to make a point, one is just a statement acting like all Republicans are the same (hello, politics), and the other is�well, a pretty silly mistake, but definitely not malicious. "Repeel Congress" - Uh. Along with all of the guys that are voting for the things you care about? Yeah, that makes sense. Glad you're on the ball. "NO HUSSEIN OBAMA" - Using Obama's middle name to assert he's like the guy killed under a war that Obama has continued to carry out. Right. We won't get into the argument of the popularity of such a name, the lack of meaning behind having your middle name be the same as someone else's last name, or any of that. "I didn't serve 22 years for socialism" - I think most of us are just saying, "Alright�" But let's make a bigger point here. G.I. bill? Like it, don't like it? VA hospitals? Yay, nay? Cause uh� maybe you did serve 22 years expecting your country to take care of you when you came back. Maybe not. "Amensty" - Anything that's similar to "AMEN" is out! � okay, seriously, you don't believe anyone who was put in prison for some ridiculous time years ago ever needs to be let out? I'm sure this was changed if your cousin Bill was in the slammer. "FREE BILL!" Honestly, all I can say here is I wish I knew WHICH kind of "amnesty" she was referring to� there's no arguing something that truly isn't making a point. "Don't take my rights. I'm still useing them!" - Which rights are we referring to? Obama's signing of the Lily Ledbetter Act? Your right as a man to get paid higher than a women so long as she doesn't complain? Or your right as a woman to get treated like crap? Or on healthcare, your right to see your neighbor not have healthcare even if it doesn't tax you (since you likely don't make 200,000/a year as an individual--at least not as a "real" American.)? Which rights are we talking about? "Obama Commander and Theif" - Putting aside that it took me three tries to spell that incorrectly, I'm with you here. It's REALLY hard to come up with a slogan for a protest sign that's witty and readable and makes sense. So I understand if you scrap one or two of those qualities and just go for the WITTY. And "theif" does rhyme with "cheif"� so GO YOU! What exactly do you think he stole? Your rights? See above. "Don't Mortage My Child's Future" - With the foreclosure rate in this country, you'd think more of us could spell mortgage. But back to the sign. Did you mean like those banking companies BIG GOVERNMENT shouldn't be regulating? Let's just say it'd be interesting if we prevented them from giving bad loans in the first place, lumping really bad, high-risk "mortages" with a couple of really good ones, and selling them repeatedly at a profit. I'm really hoping you're whining here about the debt we've gotten in recently, since I love history. Would you like to talk about Clinton's policy about debt reduction, how effective it was, and what the Republican party did when it took over again? Because we could talk about the source of the current debt, the source of the financial crisis, and the source of the concept that the current administration is at fault for everything you don't like. They share something in common, actually. They're all rooted in idiocy. "No Mas Illegal Alliens "R" Fugitives From Justice Go Home!" - I must say�. I don't quite get it? Okay, let's go through it piece by piece. A bit of Spanish--you're pointing a finger at the Mexicans sneaking across? And you're saying we shouldn't accept political refugees? Can I have an explanation on that last one, please? Because--last I checked--the number of political refugees we house in this country is a �uh� TOTALLY INSIGNIFICANT NUMBER! Just�.saying. As for the bulk of your point, which I have to assume (since you didn't actually tell us) is that America should be home to Americans, close our borders, lock our windows, poke holes in the walls for our gun barrels� No thank you. "Obama has a Crisis of Competence!" - So you're saying the man who served in the Senate, won the faith of the American populace and was elected�. isn't up to the task. So�the guy who graduated Magna Cum Laude from Harvard Law, was President of the Harvard Law Review, graduated from Columbia University prior to that, worked in his community, taught at University of Chicago, was an Associate Attorney, then a State Senator, then a U.S. Senator�.and now elected by the American populace�. he's not up to the task? Can I ask who you believe is�. Sarah Palin? She graduated with a degree in journalism, worked as a sports reporter, was the mayor of a town with significantly less than 10,000 people, unsuccessfully ran for Lieutenant Governor in 2002, unsuccessfully ran for VP in 2008, and quit her job as the Governor of Alaska after a "tough" campaign. Seriously? "�Not My Wealth!" - You look very wealthy. "Were not Slaves" - Good job. You're not. I wonder if this is seriously an underlying fear in the Tea Party movement� that now that the tables are turning, now that it's clear white people will eventually become the minority� they're seriously worried that black people will say, "YOUR TURN!!!" I've gotta be honest� the idea that you're afraid of that kinda makes me happy.

• Wow a person that comments with an intelligent post. (JONTV) It�s nice to see people like this� the moment I see the word �Teabagger� I stop reading. I consider this a crass and un-classy way to refer to a group of people with a different point of view. Jontv�s post is how we should be talking about things rather than making fun of people�s spelling and calling names. I sure many people misspell signs no matter what the party. I for one would double check any spelling I put on a sign.

• I love obamacare. I will finally be able to have insurance coverage.

• Sandman, the problem with you is that you're assuming I'm a tea partier. I'm defending them simply because before your post, all I've heard on here is people laughing about the spelling on a handful of signs, and calling these people racist ("lol wut?"). I'd go so far as to say that simply calling people pulling the race card are the ones guilty of racism. I'm not happy with the current state in this country, where I feel like I can't appose my president with out a fear of getting a handful of democrats fingers pointing my way screaming RACIST! Its sad. But you're right, the recent Repub's have been building the government up as well, which is also deeply saddening, however in the case of freedom and control over your own money I'm apt to vote for the lesser evil.

• &#64;p - "Rib slapper"? So some can't spell, and some don't know all the parts of their own body. Yea your right, they are sure as hell are going to vote, and we are all doomed. Lets hope that they AND YOURSELF don't get that wrong too. ZING! LOL

• Just think; every one of these people was educated in the government schools. I can't wait until the government takes over health care.

• Ty, the problem with you and the tea party is that you say you stand for something that you clearly don't understand. A large percentage of tea partiers are unemployed and collect unemployment, they also skew to an older demographic and collect social security. They need and want those services, yet yell about the evils of big government. If you want an example of government take over, look at bush's patriot act, and the fact that he declared war on a nation using false evidence sinking the nation into debt. Yup, bush did a great job of small government and fiscal responsibility. The republican party caters to the wealthy, yet somehow they convince low income rednecks to support cutting off services that would only benefit them. Good job fox news!

• It's perfectly fine to make fun of any aspect of this incredibly small movement of ignorant racist jackasses. Start with the fact that this supposedly anti-tax movement started after President Obama *lowered* their taxes. Tea Party is a euphemism for racist bigotry. These are people who are too cowardly to express their racism overtly. So ridicule away. There is no other rational response to this kind of stupidity.

• And these are the folks who want us to secure our borders from those evil non-english speaking people? Do they realize they would wind up outside of those borders as well?

• "There was massive political fallout was bad for trying to pass Obamacare (the "Kennedy Senate Seat" going to a Republican) so the fallout for actually passing such unpopular legislation is going to be seismic -effectively ending the Obama Presidency." You also forgot to mention that your Republican savior in Massachussetts has for the most part voted WITH Obama on most issues, save the health care bill (but even then, he has said he supported some form of comprehensive health care. The Tea Party movement is insignificant, and is nothing more than a wolf in Patriot's clothing. Draping one's self in the Constitution and toting signs with Jeffersonian quotes isn't enough to cover up the fact that many in your ranks are the same racist, backwards thinking religious zealots who spit at MLK, waived the Confederate flag, and stepped over the starving poor on sidewalks. You won't win because there are still decent people in this country. We're an educated country, and we're not going to be left behind by the rest of the world because you're content watching Nascar all day and blaming all your problems in life on the government just because they don't align themselves with your neo-Conservative, bible-thumping ideals (I'm sorry, but there are more issues in this world than abortion). You prove how ridiculous you all are every time you root and cheer for Palin and her Teabag cohort Joe "The Plummer" (an unintelligent, backwoods hick who has milked his 15 minutes of fame for going on 2 years now). You spit on elected officials, throw racial and homophobic slurs at representatives of our nation who were elected by your fellow citizens...then you have the nerve to turn around and call us 'Unpatriotic' and 'Socialists'? You don't deserve to call yourself American...and if you're what an American is, then call me anything but. I don't fight for this country to watch it be ripped apart by some Confederacy nostalgists. Marshall Harris - US Navy

• "See, p, it's not just that so many Tea-Partiers can't spell: it's also that you can't write... Or think! (not for yourself anyway!) " That's funny. Time to get off your high horse, libs. Where do you think you get all of your information? Could you be any less 'sheeple' then the tea partiers? Any more? I'd think so. And to whomever said that the 40-45% of opposition came from the left who thought it didn't go FAR ENOUGH, then the next person who said she loves it when people such as you use facts in arguments.. That's the most hilarious comment of all. Do you really think that every time you hear something that you like, that it instantly becomes fact? Besides that statistic being completely and totally false, any self righteous bleeding heart should know that you don't transform a nation over night. You lay each socialistic litigation down, brick by brick until you achieve your goal of supreme government power over each of our lives. But wait, I don't agree with you so I must be false, and fear mongering. You people are impossible.

• My fear is that there are enough misspellings here to capsize Guam.

• Some how the truth is irrelevant to those who don't want to deal with facts. Right or left at times "If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it." Seems to be the common theme of these idiots. This is a quote from Joseph Gobels. Only in America do we still debate evolution and perhaps these people are the best argument against evolution.

• You're right, Sinfonian. The healthcare reform bill did not go far enough. We need universal health care. Let's join the civilized world. MEDICARE FOR ALL!

• Oh,p!!! And to think Sinfonian bested you without even commenting on your' bizarre sentence structure and lack of basic grammar: "There was massive political fallout was bad for trying to pass Obamacare (the "Kennedy Senate Seat" going to a Republican) so the fallout for actually passing such unpopular legislation is going to be seismic -effectively ending the Obama Presidency." WTF??? What does that even mean? See, p, it's not just that so many Tea-Partiers can't spell: it's also that you can't write... Or think! (not for yourself anyway!) Tea-Partiers show, in horrific detail, the dumbing down of America...and then you rage against intellectual "elites"! As Georg said a few posts back: "The problem is not dumb politicians, but DUMB people voting for them."

• If all I have to do is miss spell a couple words on a sign to get my message accross, well OK. They might be smarter then you think.

• High five, Sinfonian. You saved me the trouble. I do so love when actual FACTS get used in an argument, rather than just cranky rhetoric.

• Wow, p, nice Fox News talking points there. Did you let them cool after you got them off the fax machine? "There was massive political fallout was bad for trying to pass Obamacare (the 'Kennedy Senate Seat' going to a Republican) so the fallout for actually passing such unpopular legislation is going to be seismic -effectively ending the Obama Presidency." Maybe you weren't paying attention -- in fact, I'd bank on it -- but Scott Brown's win was more due to an historically inept campaign by Martha Coakley than by any "fallout" from "Obamacare." By the way, keep calling it "Obamacare" -- as it becomes more and more popular, it'll be nice to have the president's name connected to it come 2012. Oh, speaking of the "unpopular" meme, I'm not sure that you know what that word means. I mean, sure, it's unpopular with the Hannity-Beck-Limbaugh-Boehner ilk whose words you and your pals parrot, but poll after poll of actual Americans shows that a majority of REAL people support the bill and support health care reform. What's more, much of the opposition to this bill, as much as 40% of the 45% or so opposed, comes from folks like me on the LEFT who think it doesn't go far enough! So, again, think before you type. "So maybe a handful of the Tea Party can't spell but almost all of them are sure as hell are going to vote." Let's see, what's that -- 3,000 people? Even 30,000? All right, let's be generous: the April 15, 2009 Tea Parties drew a collective total of around 250,000 people... in a country of 300 million and an electorate of around 100 million. That's not even 1%. Pathetic, really. If you think 1/4 of 1% of the electorate is going to make some kind of seismic difference, then you have more to worry about than midterm elections.

• I think that america should speak only the proper indigenous language...Apache! - Steve Martin

• Last time I checked, there are far more than 10 signs...... Anyways, this shows how much they actually care about the issue (which is not very much). You would think if they seriously cared, they would have check and double check their spelling and grammar. I mean, do you ever see a cover letter for a high profile job littered with spelling mistakes?

• jontv - You clearly don't understand the threat that increased access to healthcare poses to the USofA. But, then, again, I don't either.

• Above pictures (and those on flicker)..best example that certain people shouldn't even be allowed to vote. The problem is not dumb politicians, but DUMB people voting for them.

• Comrade Hannan, you posted this one day too early. :-)

• Here's the other thing that gets me. These Tea Party folks claim to love America, and yet they claim that a mediocre health care bill is somehow going to destroy our fine country. I just don't get it. The US can survive Obama. The US can even survive increased access to health care. We have survived all sorts of presidents in the past: good, bad, indifferent, left, right. Again, it's just about fear. When people are scared, they will say anything they can think of to make other people scared, too. Fear is never very helpful.

• I agree that it's pretty superficial to pick on people for their inability to spell. I am not so impressed with the ideas being expressed either, though. I think there are valid criticisms of Obama, but he is not a Muslim or a socialist or a citizen of Kenya or the anti-christ. He is just guy who believes government can solve problems. He has not done anything that is significantly different from Clinton or even Nixon. I am just tired of all the fear-mongering. Putting a few more people on health insurance is not going to turn the US into the Soviet Union. People ought to disagree with his ideas, not make him out to be some kind of Stalinist monster.

• So out of several thousand signs you found 10 rib slappers. Can't think of something to say about the substance?Attack the typos. You won't be laughing after the midterm elections. There was massive political fallout was bad for trying to pass Obamacare (the "Kennedy Senate Seat" going to a Republican) so the fallout for actually passing such unpopular legislation is going to be seismic -effectively ending the Obama Presidency. So maybe a handful of the Tea Party can't spell but almost all of them are sure as hell are going to vote. That will be the real punchline. Except Caleb will not be laughing.

• I thought this was all about big government and not illiteracy.

• Go USA. http://z.about.com/d/politicalhumor/1/0/f/f/get_a_brain_morans.jpg

• My favs are usually the "English Only" lolsigns.

• The TEABAG Movement sweeping across America has forged a new English language vernacular. A phenomenon that linguists are calling TEABONICS. http://www.dailykos.com/story/2010/3/28/851690/-TEABONICS

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