Next Time on Maddow: Rachel Laughs after Saying Penis
Rachel Maddow sure does have a juvenile fascination with dirty phrases like “teabaggers”:
Really?
She’s like a kid who learned the word penis and it’s meaning for the first time, acting like a fifth-grader on prime time national television.
But what do I know? After all Rachel Maddow’s show beat both Larry King Live and Joy Behar’s show on HLN in overall viewers and a key demo, adults 25-54 in November.
And neither of them do penis jokes. So Rachel could be on to something.
Perhaps Larry King ought to incorporate Kevin Pollack’s game that invokes the legendary broadcaster’s name:
That would spice up those dismal ratings.
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And penis jokes.
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Chris Cameron is a writer/columnist/beat reporter for Radioactive Liberty. You can also read his odd form of humor at his blog Angry Seafood.
Category: Political Humor Tags: Humour, MSNBC, penis jokes, Political Humor, rachel maddow, teabaggers
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Rachael was amazed when she discovered that not all of them required batteries.
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Wow. Do we know what teabagging means? Yes. Yes we do. By the way, Rachel Maddow looks like a man. Suck it. Oh, wait, perhaps we should have a lengthy discussion of whether or not I know what “suck it” means. Perhaps I, as a prim and proper conservative, do not know what is being sucked and by whom.
Is this what it has come to? There are no flaws in the Messiah, so let’s attempt to have an “intellectual” discussion about teabagging?
Thanks for the reminder about why I don’t watch MSNBC. It’s just utterly compelling to watch, like a train wreck in slow motion.
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I didn’t think of it until now but isn’t it ironic a lesbian is so fascinated with a topic about male genitalia?