The Onion’s take on the recent Kos Konvention. I particularly like the “Abu Musab Al-Zarqawi Memorial Service.”

Was the Kos poster serious, or an amusing troll?

[Update at 5:50 PM EDT]

Here’s a credible theory as to who has been pulling the Kossacks’ chain. Yeah, it certainly has his fingerprints. At least as far as the hilarity part…

Was the Kos poster serious, or an amusing troll?

[Update at 5:50 PM EDT]

Here’s a credible theory as to who has been pulling the Kossacks’ chain. Yeah, it certainly has his fingerprints. At least as far as the hilarity part…

Was the Kos poster serious, or an amusing troll?

[Update at 5:50 PM EDT]

Here’s a credible theory as to who has been pulling the Kossacks’ chain. Yeah, it certainly has his fingerprints. At least as far as the hilarity part…

I don’t know how Greg Gutfeld perseveres at the HuffPo, but I’m glad he does. It surely stirs up the moonbat belfry over there.

You need to read this (and, of course, follow the link), to understand this. But if you do (and you’ve read Orwell), it’s funny as hell.

And of course, it will drive them up the wall. I can’t wait to see the foam-flecked Kommentary at Kos.

If you look up the phrase “vicious satire,” you should see a picture of David Burge.

…has been on a roll lately. First, he has the true-lie confessions of a special forces impersonator. And now, he provides us with the inevitable response of the “reality-based community” (I can never type that phrase without cracking up) to the fact that “Hot-Air America” (to use Ralph Nader’s wonderful phrase) is swirling down the bowl. Go read about 1-900-REALITY:

BREATHY FEMALE ANNOUNCER
1-900-REALITY

al Zarqawi is guest blogging at Iowahawk’s place again, and as usual, he’s not happy.

al Zarqawi is guest blogging at Iowahawk’s place again, and as usual, he’s not happy.

al Zarqawi is guest blogging at Iowahawk’s place again, and as usual, he’s not happy.