Why yes. Yes you are.
So you should carry around some mookite.
Just because.
Showing posts with label Mook. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mook. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 28, 2018
Thursday, January 7, 2016
Robby Mook is worried and annoyed
Robby Mook [Google Images] is Hillary Clinton's campaign manager. So, right off we learn this is a story and Trooper York is naming Hillary's campaign characters now.
The thing about articles linked by Drudge is, if they have a comments section then it becomes flooded usually along predictable lines that diminish to squabbling and absurdity. They tend to show the reason why comments are disabled.
The article at The American Mirror is about Hillary's campaign manager sending a message to supporters indicating desperation. It is short message, ordinary campaign material but the comments to it are much longer and the most fun thing I've read week and loaded with copy/pasted information and linked cartoons, Photoshops, silly things, serious things, Branco panels that speak volumes in a single drawn picture that cause subthreads of their own a mile long containing more Branco cartoons that are incredibly condensed, lists of deaths surrounding the Clinton pair amounting to fifty or so many of them questionable deaths, shots to the back of the head ruled suicide, several of those, with more names added on by subsequent commenters and evoking a poetical side to some commenters, a Shakespearian side to others, philosopher's side to some commenters and amounting to a veritable pressure chamber of anti-Hillary Clinton murky sedimentation.
It does devolve to nonsense but it's fun, and there is no opposition present. Mook has very good reason to be annoyed.
The thing about articles linked by Drudge is, if they have a comments section then it becomes flooded usually along predictable lines that diminish to squabbling and absurdity. They tend to show the reason why comments are disabled.
The article at The American Mirror is about Hillary's campaign manager sending a message to supporters indicating desperation. It is short message, ordinary campaign material but the comments to it are much longer and the most fun thing I've read week and loaded with copy/pasted information and linked cartoons, Photoshops, silly things, serious things, Branco panels that speak volumes in a single drawn picture that cause subthreads of their own a mile long containing more Branco cartoons that are incredibly condensed, lists of deaths surrounding the Clinton pair amounting to fifty or so many of them questionable deaths, shots to the back of the head ruled suicide, several of those, with more names added on by subsequent commenters and evoking a poetical side to some commenters, a Shakespearian side to others, philosopher's side to some commenters and amounting to a veritable pressure chamber of anti-Hillary Clinton murky sedimentation.
"Where have all the Hillary trolls gone?"
"They have vanished like the snows of yesteryear."Come on, that's hilarious! They weren't even trying to be funny. I switched from Safari to Firefox for this comments thread because too many pictures were being dismissed. I want ALL of their goofiness and mirth.
Bill is however charismatic, Wiener on the other hand, ha. What did Huma see in him. Ever notice how skinny his neck is? Truly a "pencil neck".I never thought that. But then someone remarks.
With my sincerest apologies to the great Jerry Lewis, I always expected Weiner to cackle and start every sentence with "Hey LADY!"Two people on the same strange thing and that had me pushing the laptop away and folding up laughing. That is so remote from anything I thought but I have to admit that it's perfect.
It does devolve to nonsense but it's fun, and there is no opposition present. Mook has very good reason to be annoyed.
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