demagogue on 26/8/2009 at 11:48
It wasn't enough to kill a cat in my Teddy thread, you started your own... (I don't actually mind.)
Guess Chappaquidick isn't the punchline it used to be; I should have put a link.
Anyway, end of an era. A friend of mine interned for Teddy and said he threw the best parties, inviting all his staff, and would come down the stairs saying "ding-a-ling-ling" and knew how to have a good time. They all loved him.
rachel on 26/8/2009 at 11:51
oh crap I didn't even make the connection, I thought it was a reaction to that other preaching dude's thread :erm: Sorry!
demagogue on 26/8/2009 at 11:57
Thanks, but don't feel bad. I really was too quick to just copy-cat that thread right after I read the news.
Your title is admittedly much better. :)
Queue on 26/8/2009 at 13:10
There's nothing worse than having that stupid song stuck in my head while reading about the late Sen. Kennedy.
Well, maybe having brain cancer could possibly be worse, but this is a close second.
Okay, maybe a close third after Stryper.
In the jungle, the mighty jungle...
Turtle on 26/8/2009 at 16:11
Quote Posted by Queue
There's nothing worse than having that stupid song stuck in my head while reading about the late Sen. Kennedy.
Well, maybe having brain cancer could possibly be worse, but this is a close second.
Lighting the wrong end of your cigarette is the worst thing ever.
R.I.P. Teddy.
PeeperStorm on 27/8/2009 at 00:57
No, discovering that the mouthwash bottle that you just took a swig from has had its contents replaced with (
http://www.absorbinejr.com/) Absorbine Jr is the worst thing ever.
True story. :(
I'm tempted to make a smartass remark about drowning or the like, but at this late date it would be like doing a Herbert Hoover joke.
demagogue on 27/8/2009 at 01:32
Is that a Hoover flag sticking out of your pants or are you just happy to see me? :D
Martin Karne on 27/8/2009 at 01:47
We have lost the last of "no to the nuclear-conventional wars" generation of politics.
Remember the Cuban missile crisis? Me neither I wasn't even alive back then, but History or it was Discovery Channel, showed me how close I was to non existence.
fett on 27/8/2009 at 03:33
I hated the guy, but it is the end of an era. Hard to say he served selflessly considering the paychecks these guys pull down these days. Either way - safe sailing Teddy.
