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NightTrain
08-28-2015, 12:18 PM
Bambam is heading here this week - we can't stop him. We're all dreading what that portends, because there's sure to be a huge announcement of some kind of job-killing Fed policy about to be enacted.

Here's what ran in Alaska News Dispatch today, the State's largest newspaper :


President Barack Obama is coming to Alaska this week. Unlike our fellow Americans in Washington, D.C., and other parts of the Lower 48, Alaskans aren't accustomed to such a high-profile visitor and the impact such visits have on the daily lives of ordinary citizens. That's why the satirical blog One Hot Mess has penned this helpful list of 10 things Alaskans need to know about President Obama's historic visit to Alaska.

1. By the time it's over, you'll be nostalgic for press coverage of Sarah Palin.


2. Humpy's is hosting a 72-hour drinking game where you get a free beer every time you hear the words "climate change," "historic visit," and/or "FAA airspace" on TV.

^^ Humpy's is a popular bar downtown - been there many times.



3. The congressional delegation and numerous other Alaska luminaries are publicly competing for the "most snubbed by POTUS" award. The trophy is a little gold-plated oil rig and the ceremony will be held on the Crow’s Nest in the Hotel Captain Cook under heightened security.


4. Anyone who's anyone is going to be in the same room with Obama, so if you don't get to see Obama in person, you're a total loser. Like when Elton John came to the Sullivan Arena that one time.


5. The White House is paying a pilot to sky-write "SORRY, MOOSE HUNTERS!" and airdrop some of those little moose dropping novelty chocolates over the whole Interior as recompense for being grounded during the moose hunt.


6. A friend of a friend of a cousin's friend works for the Secret Service and has it on good authority that Obama is going to shoot hoops with a bunch of high school students in an as-yet-to-be-named Alaska village.


7. The White House and the rest of America apparently just figured out that there are still places in the United States that not even the president can get to safely and easily.


8. The White House hasn't yet released details of what the weather will be during the president's visit nor confirmed whether the laws of gravity will continue to apply.


9. If you live in Alaska and haven't figured out by now that THIS IS A VERY IMPORTANT AND HISTORIC VISIT, you should pull a Chris McCandless immediately and just go get lost in the woods forever.


10. The president has granted the blog One Hot Mess an exclusive interview and will be guest-blogging from the Brooks Range.

http://www.adn.com/article/20150827/10-things-alaskans-need-know-about-obamas-historic-visit


:laugh2:

We have a few very vocal liberals here (yes, even here, I'm embarrassed to admit), and their collective panties are bunched something fierce about this article.

gabosaurus
08-28-2015, 02:35 PM
Perhaps Obama can visit Palin's home and they can look at Russia together. :rolleyes:

Gunny
08-28-2015, 03:47 PM
Perhaps Obama can visit Palin's home and they can look at Russia together. :rolleyes:

Perhaps you can tie a cinder block around each of your cankles and jump off the Golden Gate Bridge. :cuckoo:

jimnyc
08-28-2015, 04:36 PM
He may be in luck, there's still a few treehugging bears left that may not eat him.

http://i.imgur.com/kc0s13y.jpg

Gunny
08-28-2015, 04:44 PM
He may be in luck, there's still a few treehugging bears left that may not eat him.

http://i.imgur.com/kc0s13y.jpg

Let's hope he runs into the "other" kind of bear that WILL. :laugh: The secret service can taze the bear. I just hope someone gets it on video. :laugh:

jimnyc
08-28-2015, 04:47 PM
Let's hope he runs into the "other" kind of bear that WILL. :laugh: The secret service can taze the bear. I just hope someone gets it on video. :laugh:

Maybe he'll meet this guy, who needs a visit to the dentist I might add.

http://i.imgur.com/1Zgy8ZG.jpg

Elessar
08-28-2015, 05:46 PM
Perhaps Obama can visit Palin's home and they can look at Russia together. :rolleyes:

Perhaps Obama can wander Kodiak Island, and wish his Chicago gang boys were there....show how
really tough they are with Kodiak Brown Bears...:laugh:

.....Then push more "Gun Control" ideas into people's narrow minds.

Jeff
08-28-2015, 07:57 PM
Maybe he'll meet this guy, who needs a visit to the dentist I might add.

http://i.imgur.com/1Zgy8ZG.jpg

Hell he wakes up to worse than that every morning, that will be a snap for him.

NightTrain
08-28-2015, 08:15 PM
Hell he wakes up to worse than that every morning, that will be a snap for him.


Harsh!



But fair.

Jeff
08-28-2015, 08:18 PM
Harsh!



But fair.

Bears scare the hell out of me ( I believe I may of mentioned that a few 100 times :laugh: ) but I do believe I would rather wake up to that bears bad breath than to the Mooch's smile. :laugh:

Bilgerat
08-29-2015, 12:32 PM
Perhaps Obama can visit Palin's home and they can look at Russia together. :rolleyes:

That would actually be a quote from Tina Fey on SNL, but then we don't expect a liberal to get things right.

gabosaurus
08-29-2015, 12:36 PM
I wonder if they took Obama to visit the Bridge to Nowhere.

Bilgerat
08-29-2015, 12:50 PM
I wonder if they took Obama to visit the Bridge to Nowhere.




Are you saying he's a real nowhere man?



https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/479079448/6a00e5510dc3dd88330120a5603b0f970c-800wi_400x400.png

NightTrain
08-29-2015, 01:29 PM
I wonder if they took Obama to visit the Bridge to Nowhere.


That was a bridge connecting the airport with the city of Ketchikan. The airport is on an island, and the city is a few hundred yards away across a narrow stretch of water. As it stands now, residents have to take a ferry which is a pain in the ass, expensive, slow and unsafe due to all of the marine and floatplane traffic having to go through the ferry pattern.

'Bridge to Nowhere' is a misnomer used by low information critics. Connecting the city with their main mode of transportation is only common sense - there is no road connecting Ketchikan to the highway system. I've been there many times and experienced how stupid the current system is.