This… is… absolutely… adorable!
The most irresistibly precious lil' right-wing hate site — called Hyscience — took the time to write the most precociously vitriolic blog post about Indecision 2008's coverage of E.D. Hill's "terrorist fist jab" comment…
The piece in question, posted on Comedy Central's "Indecision 2008" blog on June 11th 2008, begins with a bombastic header gloating at Miss Hill's chastisement by knee-buckling Fox News, quote: "Fox News Gives E.D. Hill A Terrorist Jab To The Face."
Other hate-spewing leftist website, such as the odious Huffington "Communist" Post, had also gloated over Miss Hill's demotion, but the writer of the above post at Comedy Central's Indecision 2008, Cubby Chaser, was so vilely, abhorrently, despicable, and vulgarly vindictive, that it is appalling.
Awwwwwwww… I could just eat this blog post up! Couldn't you just eat it up?
It reminds me of when my nephew was a baby, and he'd hide behind the coat rack and think that he was completely invisible to me. Or when my dog was a puppy and used to attack me, and I would act scared to make her feel tough.
Elsewhere in the post, the writer — whom I'm assuming, based upon the limited capacity for critical thinking and reasoning skills displayed across the website, is about eight-years-old — attempts to justify Hill's comments in the cutest possible way…
So it should come as no surprise that when E.D. Hill at Fox News made her "Terrorist Fist Jab" pun in jest at the Obamas using a sign that originally was simply a street gang sign – one of the proud legacies of American Black Culture, that as with Hip Hop, Rap, and gang-styled clothing, have spilled over into the Mainstream Culture – that Comedy Central would add their "squawking" to the hysterical cacophony of outraged far-left websites, whining Obamamaniacs, and other Obama supporters brought to the brink of suicide by any perceived slight to their Obamamessiah!
How ironic, though, that Comedy Central, the very same purveyor of so much leftist, secularist, anti-American, venom in the guise of "comedy," would, in this instance, have no sense of humor, and find Miss Hill's attempt at a humorous pun at the "Hamas supported" Obamas, "NOT FUNNY"?
Oh… my… God! I am just going to die from an overdose of adorableness!
Isn't it just the sweetest thing when a blogger calls things like the "terrorist fist jab" a "humorous pun," clearly showing that he or she doesn't understand the meaning of the words "pun" or "humorous"? It's like when Our Gang used to make signs with backwards S's and E's.
Somebody really needs to put that post up on Cute Overload.