theirs no they're their
Old and used up theme, here, but I urge you to go love on the comments to Michelle Malkin's blog posts. Love. Them. Love them! She requires her commentors to register, now, so you get only the undiluted product. It's like an irony-free theme park of deep-fried love.It's almost like this wasn't really a parody.
ADDED LATER:
John Doe's illegaldar is set on "maximum": "I might indicate that I asked BancorpSouth why they feel compelled to have Spanish language at the ATM and on the phone. The only people not using Engolish are those that seem to be illegal."
("Seems to be illegal" = Hmm, that one looks pretty brown.)
Speak Engolish, stoopid banc!
Meanwhile, an unyielding demand for ethnic honesty with every order of General Tso's Chicken:
We have a chain of restaurants here (Panda Express in the Phoenix area) that usually has an Asian manager, but everyone else (cooks, bus boys, etc.) are all Hispanic. It’s like a Jewish deli being run and staffed by Koreans. Just strikes me as disingenuous. But with PE, there’s also the illegal alien angle.I went to the Olive Garden last night, and not one waiter was a shoeless Calabrian peasant farmer! The LIES!!!!
Needless to say, I don’t patronize that restaurant anymore.
Needless to say, I don’t patronize that restaurant anymore.
posted by Chris Bray @ 9:33 PM
4 Comments:
Good stuff, though I always feel an urge to purge my cache after clicking over to MM.com(miehater).
Interesting comment registration system. Open it long enough for her regular and reliable dittoheads to sign in, then close the door so rabble like you and I can't spoil the fun. Reserve the right to do it again sometime when it's convenient for the faithful.
She has always reliably lost her shit when people disagree with her on her own site -- it's fun to watch.
One of my coworkers has a new bumper sticker that says,
"This is America (SIC)
We speak English here
Learn it or leave!"
The irony of that bumper sticker here in Texas seems to have slipped right past him.
¿Qué? No entiendo "learn it or leave," lo siento.
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