Fuck its silent in here.......

[Yeti]

Brock Landers?

Yet another moment to make this Arizonan beam with pride.

I'm sorry.  Your state sucks.

You live in Peoria.

Stick to the terms of the debate, pal.  Premise: Arizona is a terrible state, which some people have said "sucks."

Gil: Agree.  No further evidence needed in support.

YOUR REBUTTAL?

All of those girls go to Peoria Richwoods.  Gil (and Yeti) wins.

Sweet Jesus God. I believe I just came in my pleats.

Imagining their younger sisters?

You had to ask?

[Eli]

Sweet Jesus God. I believe I just came in my pleats.

Gross.

Pleats?

[Gilgamesh]

Sweet Jesus God. I believe I just came in my pleats.

Gross.

Pleats?

Intrepid Reader Crabs: "Fatass."

[PenPho]

Sweet Jesus God. I believe I just came in my pleats.

Gross.

Pleats?

Intrepid Reader Crabs: "Fatass."

Intrepid Reader: Morpheus

Don't act like my pleat implants don't impress you.

[PenPho]

Brock Landers?

Yet another moment to make this Arizonan beam with pride.

The inevitable overreaction response.

Brad Woodhouse, spokesman for the Democratic National Committee, told CNN that the candidate for a U.S. House seat from Arizona has no standing to judge Obama.

"The son of the worst vice president ever may think he has some wisdom on the job performance of political leaders, but if he thinks a president whose actions have saved the country from a second Great Depression, reformed a broken health care system and protected consumers from the risk and greed of Wall Street merits such mention, his analysis is only slightly less ridiculous than his candidacy for public office is," said Woodhouse.

[CT III]

Brock Landers?

Yet another moment to make this Arizonan beam with pride.

The inevitable overreaction response.

Brad Woodhouse, spokesman for the Democratic National Committee, told CNN that the candidate for a U.S. House seat from Arizona has no standing to judge Obama.

"The son of the worst vice president ever may think he has some wisdom on the job performance of political leaders, but if he thinks a president whose actions have saved the country from a second Great Depression, reformed a broken health care system and protected consumers from the risk and greed of Wall Street merits such mention, his analysis is only slightly less ridiculous than his candidacy for public office is," said Woodhouse.

Worst Vice President ever?!?

He's not even close.

[World's #1 Astros Fan]

Brock Landers?

Yet another moment to make this Arizonan beam with pride.

The inevitable overreaction response.

Brad Woodhouse, spokesman for the Democratic National Committee, told CNN that the candidate for a U.S. House seat from Arizona has no standing to judge Obama.

"The son of the worst vice president ever may think he has some wisdom on the job performance of political leaders, but if he thinks a president whose actions have saved the country from a second Great Depression, reformed a broken health care system and protected consumers from the risk and greed of Wall Street merits such mention, his analysis is only slightly less ridiculous than his candidacy for public office is," said Woodhouse.

Worst Vice President ever?!?

He's not even close.

Spiro Agnew?

[Slaky]

Brock Landers?

Yet another moment to make this Arizonan beam with pride.

The inevitable overreaction response.

Brad Woodhouse, spokesman for the Democratic National Committee, told CNN that the candidate for a U.S. House seat from Arizona has no standing to judge Obama.

"The son of the worst vice president ever may think he has some wisdom on the job performance of political leaders, but if he thinks a president whose actions have saved the country from a second Great Depression, reformed a broken health care system and protected consumers from the risk and greed of Wall Street merits such mention, his analysis is only slightly less ridiculous than his candidacy for public office is," said Woodhouse.

Worst Vice President ever?!?

He's not even close.

Spiro Agnew?

Spiro is our hero.

[Quality Start Machine]

Brock Landers?

Yet another moment to make this Arizonan beam with pride.

The inevitable overreaction response.

Brad Woodhouse, spokesman for the Democratic National Committee, told CNN that the candidate for a U.S. House seat from Arizona has no standing to judge Obama.

"The son of the worst vice president ever may think he has some wisdom on the job performance of political leaders, but if he thinks a president whose actions have saved the country from a second Great Depression, reformed a broken health care system and protected consumers from the risk and greed of Wall Street merits such mention, his analysis is only slightly less ridiculous than his candidacy for public office is," said Woodhouse.

Worst Vice President ever?!?

He's not even close.

Quayle didn't let clowns have the run of the White House like they did in the 50s.

[J. Walter Weatherman]

Brock Landers?

Yet another moment to make this Arizonan beam with pride.

The inevitable overreaction response.

Brad Woodhouse, spokesman for the Democratic National Committee, told CNN that the candidate for a U.S. House seat from Arizona has no standing to judge Obama.

"The son of the worst vice president ever may think he has some wisdom on the job performance of political leaders, but if he thinks a president whose actions have saved the country from a second Great Depression, reformed a broken health care system and protected consumers from the risk and greed of Wall Street merits such mention, his analysis is only slightly less ridiculous than his candidacy for public office is," said Woodhouse.

Worst Vice President ever?!?

He's not even close.

Spiro Agnew?

Burr.

[Bort]

Brock Landers?

Yet another moment to make this Arizonan beam with pride.

The inevitable overreaction response.

Brad Woodhouse, spokesman for the Democratic National Committee, told CNN that the candidate for a U.S. House seat from Arizona has no standing to judge Obama.

"The son of the worst vice president ever may think he has some wisdom on the job performance of political leaders, but if he thinks a president whose actions have saved the country from a second Great Depression, reformed a broken health care system and protected consumers from the risk and greed of Wall Street merits such mention, his analysis is only slightly less ridiculous than his candidacy for public office is," said Woodhouse.

Worst Vice President ever?!?

He's not even close.

Spiro Agnew?

Burr.

C'mon, what's a little light treason between friends?

[CT III]

Brock Landers?

Yet another moment to make this Arizonan beam with pride.

The inevitable overreaction response.

Brad Woodhouse, spokesman for the Democratic National Committee, told CNN that the candidate for a U.S. House seat from Arizona has no standing to judge Obama.

"The son of the worst vice president ever may think he has some wisdom on the job performance of political leaders, but if he thinks a president whose actions have saved the country from a second Great Depression, reformed a broken health care system and protected consumers from the risk and greed of Wall Street merits such mention, his analysis is only slightly less ridiculous than his candidacy for public office is," said Woodhouse.

Worst Vice President ever?!?

He's not even close.

Spiro Agnew?

Burr.

C'mon, what's a little light treason between friends?

Eldridge Gerry also worse.

[Quality Start Machine]

Brock Landers?

Yet another moment to make this Arizonan beam with pride.

The inevitable overreaction response.

Brad Woodhouse, spokesman for the Democratic National Committee, told CNN that the candidate for a U.S. House seat from Arizona has no standing to judge Obama.

"The son of the worst vice president ever may think he has some wisdom on the job performance of political leaders, but if he thinks a president whose actions have saved the country from a second Great Depression, reformed a broken health care system and protected consumers from the risk and greed of Wall Street merits such mention, his analysis is only slightly less ridiculous than his candidacy for public office is," said Woodhouse.

Worst Vice President ever?!?

He's not even close.

Spiro Agnew?

Burr.

C'mon, what's a little light treason between friends?

Eldridge Gerry also worse.

John Tyler was awesome, however.

[J. Walter Weatherman]

Brock Landers?

Yet another moment to make this Arizonan beam with pride.

The inevitable overreaction response.

Brad Woodhouse, spokesman for the Democratic National Committee, told CNN that the candidate for a U.S. House seat from Arizona has no standing to judge Obama.

"The son of the worst vice president ever may think he has some wisdom on the job performance of political leaders, but if he thinks a president whose actions have saved the country from a second Great Depression, reformed a broken health care system and protected consumers from the risk and greed of Wall Street merits such mention, his analysis is only slightly less ridiculous than his candidacy for public office is," said Woodhouse.

Worst Vice President ever?!?

He's not even close.

Spiro Agnew?

Burr.

C'mon, what's a little light treason between friends?

Attempted treason. Now, honestly, what is that? Do they give a Nobel Prize for "attempted chemistry"?

[SKO]

Brock Landers?

Yet another moment to make this Arizonan beam with pride.

The inevitable overreaction response.

Brad Woodhouse, spokesman for the Democratic National Committee, told CNN that the candidate for a U.S. House seat from Arizona has no standing to judge Obama.

"The son of the worst vice president ever may think he has some wisdom on the job performance of political leaders, but if he thinks a president whose actions have saved the country from a second Great Depression, reformed a broken health care system and protected consumers from the risk and greed of Wall Street merits such mention, his analysis is only slightly less ridiculous than his candidacy for public office is," said Woodhouse.

Worst Vice President ever?!?

He's not even close.

Spiro Agnew?

Burr.

C'mon, what's a little light treason between friends?

Attempted treason. Now, honestly, what is that? Do they give a Nobel Prize for "attempted chemistry"?

At least it inspired this heart-wrenching, red-blood stirring tale.