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[SoldierDad]

Sen. Ronda Storms said, "They don't want to talk about the messiah having a flaw, but actually it was a flaw."

Democrat Sen. Chris Smith retorted, "Don't piss on me and tell me it's raining."

One speaks about reality, the other uses a euphemism inappropriately. Guess which is which?

[azishot]

What did she say that insulted the messiah?

[Rembrandt]

If you’re a Democrat up for re-election in 2010, you’re in a really tight, uncomfortable, spot. Can’t criticize Obambi, even while he killes the economy, but you have to find something to run on. Ha ha ha.

[tet68]

Note to Chris Smith...

Bub, that’s not rain, and it isn’t mud you’re
standing in.

[Tenniel2]

By definition, "Don't piss on me" can't a profane utterance, because nothing sacred is being abused or violated or treated with gross disrespect. Instead, it's just vulgar -- one more tiny snowflake in the avalanche of gross discourtesy and common crudeness that's roaring through what passes for public discourse in the year of our Lord 2009.

[Thumper1960]

I wonder if Chris Smith has had someone piss on him while being told he's loved.

Where does Smith take his showers, anyway?

[This_far]

The ‘profane’ responses were by the newspapers readers/respondents.

NOT as it seems, from a candidate...

Another stupid gotcha headline by the MSM.

[Sequoyah101]

I think Smith captured this old saying as a malapropism...he used it in the wrong place but missed the comic effect.

Here is his website, you figure out the rest.

http://senatorchrissmith.com/senatorchristopherlsmith.htm