Most gravy bowls will go a lot further than four more years.

BarkingUnicorn: Most gravy bowls will go a lot further than four more years.

Not if you have to sell them for health insurance.

BarkingUnicorn: Most gravy bowls will go a lot further than four more years.

It's a gravy boat, you philistine.

that is the absolute dumbest idea I ever heard.

ManateeGag: that is the absolute dumbest idea I ever heard.

That 's what I thought, but it looks like there are people out there who would fall for this sort of thing:

Angry Drunk Bureaucrat: BarkingUnicorn: Most gravy bowls will go a lot further than four more years.

Not if you have to sell them for health insurance.

This is why he really supports gay marriage.

I've got 3 gravy boats in my cupboard. No idea why. Complete overkill.

sigdiamond2000: I've got 3 gravy boats in my cupboard. No idea why. Complete overkill.

uh huh, looks like you are just the sort of libby lib libtardo who would fall for "this sort of thing"

ManateeGag: that is the absolute dumbest idea I ever heard.

Nah. It's not as dumb as DIVX.

Yeah, this seems a bit tacky.

The All New 2012 Fark: From zero to boring in just under 10 posts.

Meh. Most weddings I get invited to these days offer "donations" to a nonprofit as an option instead of a gift. I can see what they're going for here but it is kind of silly to try to inject politics into what should be a happy day for everyone involved. All you need is the bride's crazy uncle Jimmy from the mines to come rolling in yelling tea party slogans and bandying his pistol around while the groom's younger pothead brother Stoobie starts going all occupier on the alter.

I usually just don't send gifts.

TheDumbBlonde: BarkingUnicorn: Most gravy bowls will go a lot further than four more years.

It's a gravy boat, you philistine.

No, I actually eat my gravy out of a bowl.

Great. Now I'm hungry for gravy.

This thread is off to a great start!

Yeah This is a dumb idea. Normal people don't inject their politics into non-political family events.

vernonFL: TheDumbBlonde: BarkingUnicorn: Most gravy bowls will go a lot further than four more years.

It's a gravy boat, you philistine.

No, I actually eat my gravy out of a bowl.

A real man drinks gravy from a mug. A large mug.

ManateeGag: that is the absolute dumbest idea I ever heard.



Just kidding modmins.

This is a joke, right?

Homeless guy here in Chicago runs the same grift outside of churches....hmmm

First off, your blog sucks.

Secondly, your sucky blog asks in its most annoying Chandler Bing way, "could he be any more pompous?"

I'm going to go ahead and assume you have a higher than room temperature IQ, (which is a bit of a gamble on my part,) and ask the following:

Do you really think this was the president's idea?

BTW, selling framed photographs of George W Bush looking out a window on AF1 on September 11, 2001 for $150 a piece is FAR more tacky and tasteless than this.

F*ck you, Obama, my ass registered for a deep fryer and my ass is gonna get a deep fryer!

vernonFL: www.tvadio.com

That looks like a bad 1990s GAP commercial.

kronicfeld: F*ck you, Obama, my ass registered for a deep fryer and my ass is gonna get a deep fryer!

Does your ass really need a deep fryer?

AdolfOliverPanties: First off, your blog sucks.

Secondly, your sucky blog asks in its most annoying Chandler Bing way, "could he be any more pompous?"

I'm going to go ahead and assume you have a higher than room temperature IQ, (which is a bit of a gamble on my part,) and ask the following:

Do you really think this was the president's idea?

BTW, selling framed photographs of George W Bush looking out a window on AF1 on September 11, 2001 for $150 a piece is FAR more tacky and tasteless than this.

Actually, this is ON the Obama/Biden web page. So his campaign thought it was a good idea.

This is a really bad idea for raising money from a common sense PR kinda way.

James!: Does your ass really need a deep fryer?

It registered on behalf of my mouth and stomach. A form of self-sacrifice, if you think about it.

kronicfeld: James!: Does your ass really need a deep fryer?

It registered on behalf of my mouth and stomach. A form of self-sacrifice, if you think about it.

Your ass is quite generous. You're lucky.

kronicfeld: James!: Does your ass really need a deep fryer?

It registered on behalf of my mouth and stomach. A form of self-sacrifice, if you think about it.

You have a very generous anus... for now.

Got ya'll talking about it and his campaign didn't it?

Alcohol, future in-laws and politics. The perfect storm.

People do this for all kinds of causes. The Obama campaign would be crazy not to suggest it.

Pandering for people's wedding gifts to further a political agenda? That's kind of disgusting.

Shaggy_C: Meh. Most weddings I get invited to these days offer "donations" to a nonprofit as an option instead of a gift. I can see what they're going for here but it is kind of silly to try to inject politics into what should be a happy day for everyone involved. All you need is the bride's crazy uncle Jimmy from the mines to come rolling in yelling tea party slogans and bandying his pistol around while the groom's younger pothead brother Stoobie starts going all occupier on the alter.

Actually i would pay to see that...

So? The "Get Involved" section on Romney's website encourages his worshippers to create their very own fundraising pages ("Set your own goals, share it with friends, and monitor your progress") that accept credit card donations for his campaign.

Funny, I don't see any conservatives here complaining about THAT.

Lorelle: So? The "Get Involved" section on Romney's website encourages his worshippers to create their very own fundraising pages ("Set your own goals, share it with friends, and monitor your progress") that accept credit card donations for his campaign.

Funny, I don't see any conservatives here complaining about THAT.

What about me being a liberal and finding the notion kind of tacky.

Quasar: Lorelle: So? The "Get Involved" section on Romney's website encourages his worshippers to create their very own fundraising pages ("Set your own goals, share it with friends, and monitor your progress") that accept credit card donations for his campaign.

Funny, I don't see any conservatives here complaining about THAT.

What about me being a liberal and finding the notion kind of tacky.

It's a campaign. Tacky is a given.

I just had a flash fantasy: kronicfeld and nabb were rolling around naked in red-eye gravy and they kept yelling, "Pour it on me, Baby!". I need to shower.

TheDumbBlonde: I just had a flash fantasy: kronicfeld and nabb were rolling around naked in red-eye gravy and they kept yelling, "Pour it on me, Baby!". I need to shower.

Ewww. Too lumpy.

Diogenes: TheDumbBlonde: I just had a flash fantasy: kronicfeld and nabb were rolling around naked in red-eye gravy and they kept yelling, "Pour it on me, Baby!". I need to shower.

Ewww. Too lumpy.

Must you always be so gay??

GAT_00: Quasar: What about me being a liberal and finding the notion kind of tacky.

It's a campaign. Tacky is a given.

True. Both sides' ideas for raising $$$ are tacky, but of course conservatives are only outraged when the other guy does it.

TheDumbBlonde: Diogenes: TheDumbBlonde: I just had a flash fantasy: kronicfeld and nabb were rolling around naked in red-eye gravy and they kept yelling, "Pour it on me, Baby!". I need to shower.

Ewww. Too lumpy.

Must you always be so gay??

What's gay about that? I'm hungry.

Lorelle: GAT_00: Quasar: What about me being a liberal and finding the notion kind of tacky.

It's a campaign. Tacky is a given.

True. Both sides' ideas for raising $$$ are tacky, but of course conservatives are only outraged when the other guy does it.

You could say the same thing about liberals. I'm not one for politics anymore but I've heard enough "but but but bush!" or "but but but Clinton!" or "But but but Reagan!" or "but but but Carter!" to last a lifetime...

Diogenes: TheDumbBlonde: Diogenes: TheDumbBlonde: I just had a flash fantasy: kronicfeld and nabb were rolling around naked in red-eye gravy and they kept yelling, "Pour it on me, Baby!". I need to shower.

Ewww. Too lumpy.

Must you always be so gay??

What's gay about that? I'm hungry.

There's no flour in Red-Eye Gravy, but you go on with your bad self.

So will this be the fake outrage of the weekend as Weasel Zippers hopes, or will the Daily Caller rush in with a hard-sitting expose on Michelle Obama's choice of foot care or lack thereof?

A politician is asking for donations. Wow, never seen that before.

/ Kinda tacky, but then I tend to think all of this fund raising stuff is. Public financing of elections would be much better, but clearly impossible in America.

Tacky.

Of course, political fundraising generally is.

But this is just tone-deaf.

Shaggy_C: Meh. Most weddings I get invited to these days offer "donations" to a nonprofit as an option instead of a gift. I can see what they're going for here but it is kind of silly to try to inject politics into what should be a happy day for everyone involved. All you need is the bride's crazy uncle Jimmy from the mines to come rolling in yelling tea party slogans and bandying his pistol around while the groom's younger pothead brother Stoobie starts going all occupier on the alter.

I don't know about you, but I think that would be a fun wedding to attend, especially if the bride and groom had an open bar. Crazy brawls between family members whom are meeting for the first time is a great recipe for an immortal Youtube video.

That said, yeah, this is a tacky and dumb idea.

GhostFish: Tacky.

Of course, political fundraising generally is.

But this is just tone-deaf.

I don't know as there's really any good way to beg for money. Even the fancy events always feel slightly dirty to me.