Laurie: Move over, English. There’s a new language in town. Teabonics! These pictures are so ridiculous and hopefully embarrassing to them proud sign-toting Teabaggers that I have to share them:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pargon/sets/72157623594187379/ . Good grief, no wonder these folks think Sarah Palin is the Second Coming!
elizabeth: Now to be fair, I know some democrats and some liberal thinking people who can’t spell cloisonné and horsd’oeuvres or incorporate both words into one sentence. The horsd’oeuvres served at the Teabagger party tasted oddly like the cloisonné I had while studying aboard in that socialist country known as England. But these words are not going to show up on a sign protesting some ridiculous falsehood that the conservative station (could it be FOX although JACKASS seems more appropriate) is spewing. Maybe fear makes for bad spellers. I know when I get scared I can’t spell for shat.
Laurie: Why is it that the wronger we are the louder we are? What happened to pride in what we’re saying and writing? In this day of zippy, slangy, abbreviated communication, can we even pretend we are surprised? But if you’re going to take the time to dress up in the American flag and paint a huge message on a sign along with a moustache on the President, don’t you want to at least give the illusion of being intelligent? Obviously not. And 4 those of U who R dying 2 correct me, I no wronger isn’t a real word.
elizabeth: And folks, if you are going with the classic one word protest sign, ask someone to help you put that one word together correctly. Are we asking too much here? And if you feel that the country is being taken over my foreigners, don’t make us the butt of the joke because you can’t spell for shat. Even the French will know you can’t spell for merde. 
Laurie: Apps and snaps and head wagglings and spelling errors – oh my! We may be losing our ability to communicate but thank heavens for senses of humor. These signs are good for laughs way into the future. Teabonics and Socilism – app that!
elizabeth: We need you all to stay home and take out a frigging dictionary and find the correct spelling for Liar – it not be lier. I can see dyslexics all over the world (and I am a proud card carrying member) raising up and proclaiming that there is a HUGE difference between being a sloppy speller vs. being dyslexic. You can’t call the president a Lier in chief. It ain’t no damn word. Or did you mean Liver in Chief. Don’t make me throw a thesaurus into the crowd. Go ahead. Spell thesaurus without looking. I got to say that this bleeding heart liberal couldn’t even do that. But then you probably don’t think I know shat, do ya?
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