Vietnam War protesters. Wichita, Kansas, 1967
My little brother got into outer space and stuff so my step-mom bought him a place mat with all the planets on it. When I first saw it, I was upset, because it was newer and so Pluto wasn’t labeled. I was about to say something when I noticed something…
Pluto is there.
The artist remembered Pluto.
Guys…
The artist drew Pluto crying.
omg
the best part for me is the utter shock of the server
THIS CANNOT BE
MERE ANARCHY IS LOOSED UPON THE WORLD
This man is just like traumatized for life like-
He has to go into counseling for this shit
His family and friends and even coworkers feel alienated
“Henry we talked about this-“
“HE TOOK THE ICE CREAM WITH HIS HANDS”
“Henry that’s what he’s supposed to do-“
“I DON’T UNDERSTAND WHY HE ORDERED A CONE IF HE WAS JUST GONNA TAKE THE ICE CREAM-“
“If he gave you the money that’s what he’s supposed to d-“
“A CUP IS 50 CENTS CHEAPER”
He never has healthy relationships with anyone ever again.
His life has been defined by this moment.
This poor guy
![stfuconservatives:
stfuhypocrisy:
divineirony:
underthemountainbunker:
MITT ROMNEY: “I’ll take a lot of credit” for auto industry recovery — Romney said his views helped save the industry. “I pushed the idea of a managed bankruptcy,” Romney said. “And finally, when that was done, and help was given, the companies got back on their feet. So I’ll take a lot of credit for the fact that this industry’s come back.” […] Romney’s stance on the bailouts and his infamous 2008 New York Times op-ed “Let Detroit Go Bankrupt,” have come up throughout the campaign, especially ahead of February’s primary in Michigan. In that editorial, Romney argued that a government bailout for ailing auto giants Chrysler and General Motors would do more harm than good. […] Romney also spoke out on his opposition to the government loaning money to the industry in 2009, placing some of the blame on Bush. —HuffPo [image: drunkonstevphen]
John Kerry laughed: “I just – he cannot be serious.”
Former auto czar Steve Rattner reacts to Mitt Romney taking credit for the auto bailout: “I’ve read, I think, everything Romney’s had to say on this subject, and the level of flip flopping and dissembling is truly mindboggling. He’s been on every side of the auto rescue at different times and said different things, so it’s hard to know what he honestly thinks.”
Another point – Before we even got to the managed bankruptcy in 2009 that Romney says he called for all along, there were a series of emergency loans in late 2008 to the carmakers from the federal government that Romney opposed. […] If Romney’s position had prevailed, there would have been no emergency loans and no auto industry left to put through a managed bankruptcy.
Image: “This is outside Romney’s Lansing event,” Reuters correspondent Sam Youngman tweets. – reuters
Honey Badger 2012, he doesn’t give a shit.
Does this guy remember a single one of his previous stances or statements? I’m beginning to wonder if he’s got amnesia or if he hit his head or something. He’s trying to take credit for something he didn’t do, and not only that, but something he actually opposed.
Hey Mittens. “Let Detroit go bankrupt” does not equal “Give Detroit/Chrysler a bailout”
Just a complete, utter, and outright lie. Not so much a distortion as it is a complete fabrication of facts.
Mitt Romney is bringing manufacturing back to America! The manufacturing of bullshit.
-Joe](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m3rstdgCeZ1qf10tro1_250.gif)
MITT ROMNEY: “I’ll take a lot of credit” for auto industry recovery — Romney said his views helped save the industry. “I pushed the idea of a managed bankruptcy,” Romney said. “And finally, when that was done, and help was given, the companies got back on their feet. So I’ll take a lot of credit for the fact that this industry’s come back.” […] Romney’s stance on the bailouts and his infamous 2008 New York Times op-ed “Let Detroit Go Bankrupt,” have come up throughout the campaign, especially ahead of February’s primary in Michigan. In that editorial, Romney argued that a government bailout for ailing auto giants Chrysler and General Motors would do more harm than good. […] Romney also spoke out on his opposition to the government loaning money to the industry in 2009, placing some of the blame on Bush. —HuffPo [image: drunkonstevphen]
- John Kerry laughed: “I just – he cannot be serious.”
- Former auto czar Steve Rattner reacts to Mitt Romney taking credit for the auto bailout: “I’ve read, I think, everything Romney’s had to say on this subject, and the level of flip flopping and dissembling is truly mindboggling. He’s been on every side of the auto rescue at different times and said different things, so it’s hard to know what he honestly thinks.”
- Another point – Before we even got to the managed bankruptcy in 2009 that Romney says he called for all along, there were a series of emergency loans in late 2008 to the carmakers from the federal government that Romney opposed. […] If Romney’s position had prevailed, there would have been no emergency loans and no auto industry left to put through a managed bankruptcy.
- Image: “This is outside Romney’s Lansing event,” Reuters correspondent Sam Youngman tweets. – reuters
Honey Badger 2012, he doesn’t give a shit.
Does this guy remember a single one of his previous stances or statements? I’m beginning to wonder if he’s got amnesia or if he hit his head or something. He’s trying to take credit for something he didn’t do, and not only that, but something he actually opposed.
Hey Mittens. “Let Detroit go bankrupt” does not equal “Give Detroit/Chrysler a bailout”
Just a complete, utter, and outright lie. Not so much a distortion as it is a complete fabrication of facts.
Mitt Romney is bringing manufacturing back to America! The manufacturing of bullshit.
-Joe
