To: Mobile Vulgus; humblegunner; Eaker; TheMom; Allegra; Salamander; TheOldLady; Larry Lucido; 50mm; ...
Internet tubes?
I read that and started scratching my head. It rings a bell, I thought.
It took me a moment or two, but then I remembered where I had heard it before.
It turns out that Old Moldy and Vulgar is channeling the ghost of
Senator Ted Stevens, heard here rambling incoherently in much the same manner as the Moldy Vulgar One is wont to do.
Listen to the Senator and his "reasoning process." Suddenly the flights of paranoid megalomania we have witnessed over the last two days become, if not understandable, at least recognizable.
Really, MV. Professional help is just a phone call away. When you talk to the nice doctors and the big strong nurses, be sure to ask them about how Thorazine can make the voices stop.
636 posted on
11/20/2010 8:12:19 PM PST by
shibumi
(Wily Pablo loves Flank Steak Tacos)
Then Again...
Maybe he meant these Tubes
637 posted on
11/20/2010 8:56:49 PM PST by
shibumi
(Wily Pablo loves Flank Steak Tacos)
To: shibumi
I think it has become kind of an inside joke among geeks to call the internet the "interweb", as a way to make fun of non-tech savvy people. I have never heard anyone say "intertubes" before, though, except about a tire that you want to use to float down a river.
I cannot believe this thread is still alive. More amazing is that the loon who started it is brave or stupid enough to come back to the thread after he has been so discredited that an ordinary person would not only slink away in shame but sell their house, their computers and all their smart phones and move to a cave. In Argentina.
638 posted on
11/20/2010 8:59:45 PM PST by
Defiant
(I'm a Fabian Constitutionalist. Roll back FDR and progressivism!)
To: shibumi
Senator Ted Stevens, heard here rambling incoherently in much the same manner as the Moldy Vulgar One is wont to do.
651 posted on
11/21/2010 5:40:59 AM PST by
paulycy
(Demand Constitutionality. Save America From Bankruptcy.)
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