Video: Obama jokes hieroglyphic “looks like me…look at those ears”

www.mofopolitics.com/ ^ | 6-4-09

[Justaham]

While visiting the Tomb of Qar, terrorist supporter Barack Obama noticed a hieroglyphic of a thin man with big ears. “That looks like me!” exclaimed terrorist supporter Obama. “Look at those ears.”

[passionfruit]

He is right. It does look like him!

[omega4179]

I finally agree with Odumbo.

[Gaffer]

Damn....you just have to be wondering about the psyche of this man...he is obsessed with his divine awesomeness and sense of destiny. Betcha the glyph was of a Pharoh......

[airborne]

And neither is from America.

[gridlock]

That’s not the way it goes, O’Narcissus... You are supposed to see yourself in a pool of water...

[Retired Greyhound]

It really does look like him.

[gridlock]

Frankly, it looks faked to me. I have never seen an Egyptian figure that looked like that. And I saw every Stargate ever made...

[IrishPennant]

Blithering freakin’ idiot. Grow the Eff Up! Better yet, STFU and GTFO!

[Brilliant]

Maybe it is him. At least very possibly one of his relatives.

[reagan_fanatic]

I don't know what's worse - Obama bonding with a hieroglyphic or Bill Clinton eye-humping a mummy.

[passionfruit]

[JoeProBono]

[omega4179]

how the heck can that be a real glyph, did somebody vandalize the pyramid?

[zenkixx]

- When Obama pointed out the hieroglyph that he thought looked like himself, his tourguide, the historian Zahi Hawass, indicated that the symbol was that of Kar, a black king of Egypt. His response was “No, Mr. President, you look like King Tut.”

- The Kar referred to in the hieroglyphs was a Khemitian, (an indigenous, darker skinned Egyptian) who had served one of the Pharaohs during Egypt’s golden age, in around 2500 BC. He was a priest, a scholar, a lawyer, an advocate, and eventually, a judge.

- King Tut was an Egyptian Pharaoh of disputed heritage, who reined briefly in 14th Century BC, many years later.

- Herodotus, a Greek historian in the fifth century BC, described Kar as the ancestral hero of people in the regions between the Mediterranean and the Middle east. Kar was not a head-of-state himself, but was the brother of Lydus, the third and last King in the Dyansty of Astus, around 1200 BC.

- According to Pausanias, a Greek historian in the second century BC, Kar was a son of Phoroneus (one of the “primordial men”), a grandson of Inachus (god of river) and Melia (tree nymph), and a great-grandson of Ouranus (god of the sky) and Gaia (goddess of the earth).

[madison10]

According to Pausanias, a Greek historian in the second century BC, Kar was a son of Phoroneus (one of the “primordial men”), a grandson of Inachus (god of river) and Melia (tree nymph), and a great-grandson of Ouranus (god of the sky) and Gaia (goddess of the earth).

Okay, that is just TOO funny.

[SunkenCiv]

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