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Justice in America 1990s

Justice is served. Medium well.




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President Sandman

He's melllltttiiiiing...

This image is making the rounds, and PoliNation's chrissythehyphenated has this take on the ironic (and rather weird) imagery:

Pres Sandman
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Chrissy’s Site Bites

The melting messiahwannabe inspired these efforts:

melting sand portrait
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Above image available on posters, greeting cards, shirts, and more

Two panels from Spider-Man comic, modified
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(I can't help but hear those lines of Spider-Man's in Stan Lee's voice.)




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Clint Eastwood v. George Takei

The only problem is the image. And the message. And the effect.

Actor George Takei tweeted that he could use the Eastwood tactic at next week's Democratic National Convention.

"I'm drafting a DNC speech to imaginary Romney in an empty factory," Takei's tweet said.

Nervous in Charlotte on Ace of Spades

1. Image

Sorry, I liked your Mr. Sulu, and I recently enjoyed re-watching your funny performance in Oblivion, but... seriously?
Clint Eastwood versus George Takei, public perception:
Eastwood v Takei
If Takai is comfortable in his own gay skin, that's great, and if he's happier being out about it than otherwise, whatever works for him is fine with me. I'd like George to be happy. But, gotta say, this sets him up as the epitome of fruitiness versus the embodiment of machismo. Representative of the Democrats begging the Republicans for the imminent beat-down? Bringing a rapier to a gunfight?

2. Message

Obama has the legacy of empty factories and destroyed economy. Romney's campaign has just released a whole series of videos about businesses and factories he saved or created.

The empty chair meme is already viral, and isn't going to go away. The empty factory idea is so eminently forgettable I nearly had to look back up at the tweet to remember what it was.

3. Effectiveness

Well, following our lead is hardly a winning strategy

Oldcat on Ace of Spades

o=1




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Maynard on Drugs

We all knew what he was doing.

The world first got a look at the prototypical beatnik character Maynard G. Krebbs (and, for many of us, star of the show) in the first episode of Dobie Gillis. This frame comes from right at the end of the first scene where Maynard appeared, just as we segue from classroom to the town, which townscape just happens to have that word where Maynard is sitting in the previous scene.

In the film editor's world, this is no coincidence.

And then, poor Maynard got trapped on that island for the rest of his life…!




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Blame Bush Forever

Continuously and absurdly self-revealing.

Albright

"All of a sudden this man gets up and says,
'How long will you blame the previous administration for all of your problems?'" Albright recounted.

"I said, 'Forever.'"

The story prompted laughter and applause from the crowd.

[Video]

Something extra for Doctor Who fans:
Albright as Cassandra from Doctor Who



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