Anybody Here Ever Get To Put A Famous Freeper In Their Place?

[Dinger]

I bitched out Tweety once when he was on Washington Journal, and Pat Buchanan on MSRNC.
*brag*brag*brag*

[RB TexLa]

1. Woody Jenkins

at a LSU football game. I handed him a broom stick and asked him to show me how far up his ass his wife would have to shove it for him to change his mind on the notion that "rape can not occur between a husband and wife."

[Dinger]

3. Wow!!!!!!!!!!

Whoa baby, you got me beat!
:evilgrin:

[CAG]

2. I sent an email to "my congressman" JC Watts once in late 90's

asking that he clarify how his fearless leader Newt Gingrich cheating on this 2nd wife WHILE going after Clinton in the Lewinsky mess was an example of family values. Funny, I didn't get a response...

[FreedomAngel82]

5. Oh how funny that is huh?

[Rabrrrrrr]

4. I once tore into - absolutely tore into - Fuckstick in a cabinet meeting

it was a dream I had, and for some reason I was in the cabinet meeting - I am pretty sure I was asked to be there as a citizen, not because i was on the cabinet - and he asked me what I thought of something, and in my dream I screamed at him for about five minutes, swearing my head off, calling him names, and letting know precisely and exactly what I thought of every policy of his, his abuse of religion, his ignorance, his facism, his allowing 9-11 to happen... I gave him everything I had, I was so fucking pissed off.

That was in 2004, I think.

Sadly, it was just a dream, but I still remember it, and remember how **good** it felt... and how good I felt when I woke up.

If only I could have done it in real life...

[NanceGreggs]

6. I JUST DID!!!!

And I SHARE your joy!!! Is this a COOL feeling, or what?

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=132&topic_id=2478215&mesg_id=2478215

[leatherfeather]

7. I Haven't yet. But,

I should be easy to prove that many members of the GOP are really the role models for Surface, Invasion and Lost!!!

It would be fun to find the PODS!!!

[John Q. Citizen]

8. Once in high school in the early seventies we had our local Repo

Congressman (Burt Talcott) give a talk to the school at an assembly.

He was talking about The War and how great it was we were bringing democracy to the Vietnamese. Then he asked for questions.

I raised my hand and he called on me. I said since Eisenhour had said that if the whole of Vietnam had been allowed to vote (as mandated but then ignored by the West) they would have elected Ho Chi Minh, so how were we supporting democracy?

He said, "Well if you are so smart, why don't you come up here and speak?," expecting to intimidate me. So I got up out of my seat and started walking to the stage to take him up on his offer.

He wouldn't let me have the microphone. He told me to sit back down. It made the guy look pretty bad. Flip Flopper!

He was a four term congressman, but he lost his next run to Leon Panetta. When a 4 term Repo let's a freshman in high school make him look like such a jerk, I guess it's a sign he's losing his edge.

[Wetzelbill]

9. no kidding

that's about time to hang it up, huh? :)

[Sydnie]

10. I used to torture William F. Buckley Jr on a regular basis

In the early 80's I worked at a news stand (rather famous one) in Harvard Square. I was a supervisor and part of my duties were to recieve the publications from all over the world, check to see if any of them had a hold placed on them (because someone previously paid for the issue in anticipation of it's arrival) and place those that had been reserved in an area for pick up by the customer. Well, Buckley was a regular and reserved a good deal of publications (which he could have subscribed to for far less than he paid us to handle them for him would have cost)and he would come in almost everyday to see if his things had arrived. Since I was the person processing them almost every day, I could keep a running list off the books of what had arrived and what hadn't until I was damn good and ready to enter them in the record. Even if someone else checked the book, they would think his things hadn't arrived and wouldn't look for them. I would wait for days before handing over his publications to him. I would stand there and watch his face get all pissy, day after day, and just tell him that we had no control over the delivery methods and that they would arrive in due time. As soon as he would leave I would laugh my ass off.

[cybildisobedience]

11. I confronted Tweety after he taped his show in Boston '04

It was at the Dem. convention, and he was taping in Quincy Hall area -- he was walking around the perimeter of the set, and he was all smiles, really full of himself. I asked him when he was going to start holding this administration to account and he looked startled and said, "That's ALL I do."
I said, no, you don't -- if you and others in the media did, we wouldn't be in this mess.
He argued, said I must not watch his program.
I said, I do, or at least I did, and all I ever saw him do was fawn all over Bush.
He pretended to say hello to someone behind me and tried to move on.
I looked back and there was no one there.
Coward.
Also, blasted both Matt Drudge and David Bossie on Washington Journal.
Lest you think I have no restraint, I also had the opportunity to mow down Howie Kurtz in Boston, but didn't.

[Puglover]

12. Normie "The Smarm" Coleman

saw him at the aids walk after he had not recognized gay pride day. I asked him WTF he was doing there. His answer.."to give you my support" Mine..."stick your support up your ass Norm."

[Dinger]

13. My Hat Is Off To You, AWESOME SMACKDOWN

Damn, that must have been fun!!!!!
:yourock: