Thursday, March 05, 2009

At the Mountain of Sanity

I call bullshit on Jim Henley. This is like the time that he tried to convince us that the only thing necessary to secure a supply of oil was a petroleum market in which those who wanted oil bought it from those who wanted to sell it. This man is clearly off his meds.

Posted by IOZ at 1:45 PM | email »
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13 comments:

Mr.Fundamental said...

I don't wanna talk to you no more, you empty headed animal food trough wiper! I fart in your general direction! Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries!

2:00 PM
Thomas Daulton said...

I love me some Big Lebowsky, but in all seriousness I must say that quoting Monty Python is a step upwards from there.

2:13 PM
Anonymous said...

ugh, i need caffeine.

are you saying that all that we need for a conversation is a two people able to speak? i'm quite sure that the third requirement is that they need to speak the same language, otherwise its gibberish. i am not sure the iranians speak the same language as mr. earnest and his merry band of technocrats.

2:20 PM
Anonymous said...

^^ see for example: IOZ and steveb

2:22 PM
Mr.Fundamental said...

I'm sorry, I wasn't listening.

3:22 PM
Wrongshore said...

It's easy for you to call bullshit on the hated Henley. But do you have the huevos to say the same to your beloved Hillary Clinton?

4:14 PM
Anonymous said...

are you saying that all that we need for a conversation is a two people able to speak? i'm quite sure that the third requirement is that they need to speak the same language, otherwise its gibberish. i am not sure the iranians speak the same language as mr. earnest and his merry band of technocrats.

An argument isn't merely nay-saying and contradiction.
-- sglover

8:00 PM
SteveB said...

see for example: IOZ and steveb

Jeez, even when I'm not here, I'm here.

But while I'm being talked about, I'd just like to say that I reall like this scheme of "Let's secure a supply of oil by producing objects of value which others will voluntarily purchase, thus providing us with sufficient funds to buy oil on the open market."

I mean, it sounds crazy, but it might just work.

8:18 PM
Rowan said...

Maybe if it were a somewhat more rare sketch, but the Holy Grail is overquoted even more than the Big Lebowski. I'm not 14 anymore. I think.

8:40 PM
Leonard said...

An argument isn't merely nay-saying and contradiction.

It can be! Shut the fuck up!

10:46 PM
Anonymous said...

Rowan you're 14 therefore you think. Ergo.

But this is a major breakthrough about Iran: the UN is having a summit for members and inviting one member to join all the other members there. Hea-v-v-v-v-v-y.

1:36 AM
Anonymous said...

An argument isn't merely nay-saying and contradiction.

i am not even sure what this means in relation to what i said.

1:48 PM
Anonymous said...

Christ, Mr. Fundamental, you're in, like, Vegas Elvis territory now. Just shoot yourself already and go out with at least a couple scraps of dignity.

7:14 PM

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