1,369 lightbulbs: O.I.O.

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O.I.O.

Thursday, July 3, 2008

Obligated involuntary officers.

It's a phrase I first heard in the immortal piece of American cinema Spies Like Us, and it's the first thing that came to mind when I saw this 23/6 homage to the recent MoveOn.org ad:

Well, John...you've got William!

I CAN'T MAKE THIS UP.

Speaking of having one, Bush apparently still has one apologist still available to him: radio host Monica Crowley. On her June 21 show, she shamelessly claimed that she had come up with the parody. Seriously. She then launched into how the MoveOn.org ad is "fear-mongering."

Take it from an expert, I guess.