"He doesn't just stand for things, he stands on things..."

[linazelle]

:wow:

[amitten]

1. Yeah, that was the best part of the whole bit.

I didn't know if I should laugh or cry.

[CottonBear]

2. "Aircraft carriers, rubble..." n/t

[linazelle]

5. Leaves me speechless. And all the Backwash can do is ignore him

:rofl:

SOOOO juvenile.

Remember when you were a kid and somebody did something you didn't like and you told your parents, and they said "just ignore" them? That's how the press is with Bush. They are the parents covering for their baby. Just ignore Colbert and it/he will go away.

NOOTTTTT.

[Fridays Child]

3. Prince George couldn't even fake a smile after that one.

It was the best "joke" of Colbert's performance.

[jayfish]

4. On A Side-Note.

I don't recall anyone going totally ape-shit when Ronald Raygun basically called the entire Democratic party a pile of, well ...shit. They replayed that joke during Saturdays dinner in-case anyone missed it. A real f'ing hoot.

Jay

[naturalselection]

6. I swear when he took a shot at Snotty

when Colbert said something to the effect of "Scott was resigning to spend more time with Andy Card's kids", if you watch the video it looks like Snotty said "Fucker" under his breath.

Did anybody else see this?

[badgerpup]

7. Loved that one...

..specially since so many of those photo ops are just so over the top and prop-filled in an effort to make him look studly and competent...and all that happens is that they're full of glaring, obvious mistakes to anyone who really looks.

Not to mention that he was repeatedly getting in the way of rescue efforts when he finally came off vacation for Hurricane Katrina...:eyes:

[linazelle]

8. Too bad he couldn't squeeze the fake turkey in there. n/t

[rniel]

9. He stands on your neck

with big heavy waffle stomper boots.

[linazelle]

10. Yeah, it does feel that way sometimes...

:scared: