In response to:
KID: I broke this. Fix it.
MAN: Wow. You sure did a number on this. Might take a while.
KID: Fix it! FIX IT NOW!!
MAN: Okay, cranky-pants. Go get me a screwdriver, will you?
KID: Get it yourself. Besides, I hid it. Buried it, in fact.
MAN: Why would you do that? Now it’ll take longer.
KID: No, it won’t. And why isn’t it fixed yet?
MAN: You’re rather bossy for someone who breaks things.
KID: You’re stupid. A big dumb stupid-head. NOW FIX IT!!!
MAN: I don’t suppose you’d go fetch me some pliers? And some tape?
KID: You don’t need those things. You’re a grown-up. FIX IT!!!
MAN: (sighs) Without help or the proper tools, it will take far longer to do.
KID: HEY, EVERYBODY!! COME LOOK!! THIS GUY SUCKS!!
MAN: Going to ignore you now, spoiled brat.
For the first time in more than seven months -- as we explained yesterday -- President Barack Obama visited the Badger State to campaign and meet with voters. But that’s not really what piqued my interest. Rather, it was the substance of his remarks (via USA Today):
President Obama told supporters in Wisconsin today that he needs more that [sic] one term to make the kinds of changes that Washington needs."From the day I ran for this office last year -- er, four years ago, it seems like just last year -- I've always said change take [sic]...
The only point you have is the one on your head. You posting was pure projection, you mindless demoshill.