"Advocacy of Evil" and Harlotry, Oh My!

[Stingo]

It is reminiscent of “Axis of Evil,” but the “Advocacy of Evil” loses a bit of gravitas with the addition of “harlotry.” It all refers to Obama speaking at Notre Dame, and the whack jobs in this case are Randall Terry and Alan Keyes, determined to get themselves arrested in an effort to escape the obscurity they so well deserve.

http://tinyurl.com/cuvudb

[Orrex]

1. I hear that they allowed slatterns and strumpets in the audience

Zwounds! What wretches are these!

[Stingo]

2. Wretches?

Is that a new spelling for "wenches?"

[msongs]

3. quit picking on Miss California ok? nt

[Stingo]

4. Is she

also a harlot, a wench or a slattern? Or simply a pole dancer?

[Dr.Phool]

5. No, Pole Dancers do the Polka.

[moggie]

6. Mmm, hot buttered strumpets

Incidentally, "unholy pacifism", Mr Terry? Leaving aside that Obama is in no way a pacifist, what exactly is unholy about pacifism?

Scratch that: there's no reasoning with Randall Terry and Alan Keyes. These guys should be in a rubber room.

[DavidDvorkin]

7. I think that to such people,

pacifism doesn't mean love of and pursuit of peace and avoidance of war. It means abject surrender instead of manly, virile standing up to etc.

[Stingo]

8. Actually, rubbers are

against their doctrine of forced pregnancy.