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TOMORROW'S WINGNUTS TODAY

Vulgar Fat Child Attends Teabagging Rally

Sterilize his mother, if you can find her.
You sure look proud, you swollen little vulgarian. We liked conservatives a lot better when they went to church and didn’t walk around in public flashing cartoon porn at everybody. Enjoy your life on welfare! [via Rumproast]


12:39 PM on Thu April 16 2009
By Ken Layne
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  1. Snerdley says at 12:43 pm, April 16th, 2009

    General what??? What the fuck does that say? well, he doesn’t look all that fat

  2. hockeymom says at 12:44 pm, April 16th, 2009

    What’s with the antenna on his head?

  3. freppish says at 12:44 pm, April 16th, 2009

    its so cute when we impose out beliefs on our children, then take them out of school to protest the money that goes to educate him

  4. No doubt he is home schooled.

  5. loquaciousmusic says at 12:45 pm, April 16th, 2009

    “Prix”? What the fuck is that supposed to mean?

    Retard.

  6. Why that child looks like he/she is well on it’s way to a case of Type 2 Diabetes! i sure hope they have health insurance.

  7. NoWireHangers says at 12:45 pm, April 16th, 2009

    But what lies atop those two tantalizing antennae? Dollar Signs? Rubber dildos? Testes? WILL WE EVER KNOW?!!1!

  8. Guppy06 says at 12:45 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Family values, we has them!

  9. Doglessliberal says at 12:45 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Classy. Way to school your childrenz in civil discourse, Amurrica!

  10. AKAM80TheWolf says at 12:46 pm, April 16th, 2009

    I see some pirates–it’s time for Hussein Nobama to call in an airstrike.

  11. loquaciousmusic says at 12:46 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Oh, wait. Does he mean “prix,” as in the French word for “price”? So this little teabagger is a Frenchman? Yeah. That makes perfect sense.

  12. NotNotLickingToads says at 12:46 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Why, oh WHY are conservatives so in love with shitty “plays on words” and catchphrases? Their assault against humor has become the most offensive part of their whole political machine.

  13. Radioactive Horror Snake says at 12:46 pm, April 16th, 2009

    This intolerable little shit realizes his parents just got a tax cut, right?

  14. PineyWoodster says at 12:47 pm, April 16th, 2009

    He’ll meet up with that smarmy kid who was a big hit at CPAC and they’ll wind up being closet gay married.

    This kid will be the bottom.

  15. loquaciousmusic: Some sort of penis reference I suppose. These kids are growing up so fast today!

  16. pat robertsons personal trainer says at 12:47 pm, April 16th, 2009

    i bet this kid gets the shit beat out of him at home-school.

  17. bitchincamaro says at 12:48 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Looks like a youngish Newell.

  18. NotNotLickingToads says at 12:49 pm, April 16th, 2009

    NotNotLickingToads: That said, I guess that the kid has pretty much reached the zenith of cleverness in his party. He can just coast on this level of joke-making for the rest of his natural life.

  19. Custerwolf says at 12:49 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Take it easy on Little Debbie there guys, s/he can’t read and was told the box said, “Will suck old republican cock for $50.”

  20. Dave J. says at 12:50 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Is that Ted Kennedy I see on that box of cereal? DON’T YOU KNOW HE HAS CANCER KID OMG DAVID DENBY IS GOING TO HAVE YOUR ASS FOR THIS!11!1!!

  21. smashtheduck says at 12:50 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Gayz woulda never let their spawn leave the house like this.

  22. Tommy Says Soooo, Jugdish! says at 12:50 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Eff you, Ron Howard!

  23. NoWireHangers says at 12:50 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Radioactive Horror Snake: All he knows is that if things go well at the protest, there’s an extra scoop of Hamburger Helper in his trough tonight.

  24. To be fair he was only holding the box because his parents told him he could eat the cereal when he got home.

  25. Judas Peckerwood says at 12:50 pm, April 16th, 2009

    He best be homeschooled. That smirk would get him his ass kicked every day in a setting with his peers.

  26. AKAM80TheWolf says at 12:50 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Radioactive Horror Snake:

    No, you see in their fantasy world, they may one day (never) earn over $250,000/year so in that far-off place in their tiny brain, they think they are being overtaxes on earnings they will never make.

    The logic is flawless.

  27. P Drizzle says at 12:52 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Snerdley: “General Morons.”

    It’s the empty self-satisfaction on his face that really bothers me.

    But the blame clearly lies with the parents - I know cause dad totally inspired my homemade “Just Say No Dukakis in 88″ button.

  28. Dave J. says at 12:53 pm, April 16th, 2009

    This is just good advertising, folks. They figured the best way to draw a huge crowd of Republicans was to put out word that there was a 12 year old boy there holding up a huge photo of Prix.

  29. Tommy Says Soooo, Jugdish! says at 12:53 pm, April 16th, 2009

    I like the “Parking in Rear” sign a wonkette operative left. I think it was Custerwolf.

  30. bfstevie@yahoo.com says at 12:53 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Young man, I’m former Congressman Mark Foley. Ever visited a FEMA reeducation camp?

  31. Radioactive Horror Snake says at 12:53 pm, April 16th, 2009

    NoWireHangers: I had a mouthful of popcorn as I was reading that. You owe me a new laptop screen.

  32. SmutBoffin says at 12:53 pm, April 16th, 2009

    My favorite IRL teabagger troll.

    (Other than the activities of our Wonkette Eds.)

  33. HomoPolitico says at 12:53 pm, April 16th, 2009

    If a boy looking like that stays in the Republican party you can bet he’ll end up with a mouth full of prix before too long

  34. bitchincamaro says at 12:54 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Bumper sticker:

    My child’s an in-bred, bed-wetting, redneck.

  35. ManchuCandidate says at 12:54 pm, April 16th, 2009

    That smug smile that only comes from “Home skuling” will remain on his face till he is forced to go to a public high school, declares that The Flintstones was a documentary in science class and then is harshly mocked.

  36. SmutBoffin says at 12:55 pm, April 16th, 2009
  37. Custerwolf says at 12:57 pm, April 16th, 2009

    I agree with the chick in the background who’s carrying the “NO OUTLET” sign.

  38. hockeymom says at 12:58 pm, April 16th, 2009

    I know this isn’t going to be popular…but does anybody else find it a tiny bit slimy that somebody asked this kid to pose for a picture (and he is a child), probably made him feel like he was pretty special getting his picture taken by the media, then posted in online so the rest of us could mock him?

    I agree with mercilessly mocking adults, but the kids….not so much.
    Though the parents who bring the kids to these things and give them the stupid signs, THEY should be publically shamed and forced to stand in the corner with a dunce cap made of tea-bags.

  39. BadKitty says at 12:58 pm, April 16th, 2009

    AKAM80TheWolf: Whenever I point this out this failure in logic to the local morans, the reply is inevitably, “When was the last time a poor guy ever offered you a job?” I had two of them defending the fact that CEO’s make, on average, 262 times what the average worker makes. “They work harder and don’t always get to leave at 5:00″. Seriously. One of them said that. I just hope the stupid isn’t contagious because I fought with them for hours yesterday.

  40. mistabrad says at 1:00 pm, April 16th, 2009

    The little bastard should be sent for a weeklong visit with Uncle Bad Touch.

  41. Professor Proffy McProfalton, Prof. says at 1:01 pm, April 16th, 2009

    These people. The punny, photoshoppy jokes are never enough. They have to go for the antennae, too.

  42. V572625694 says at 1:01 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Custerwolf: You know, that’s not a box….if you look closely that picture is framed. How would you like to see the rest of the art in that kid’s house?

  43. AKAM80TheWolf says at 1:01 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Dave J.:

    Even better: holding a box of Prix!

  44. Colander says at 1:02 pm, April 16th, 2009

    This kid needs the Gabriel Method.

  45. BigDupa says at 1:02 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Can we pre-enroll him into the Armed Services? Looks like a young Dewey Oxburger.

  46. Custerwolf says at 1:03 pm, April 16th, 2009

    hockeymom: I’m betting he learned an invaluable lesson that day.

  47. DollarStorePregnancyTest says at 1:03 pm, April 16th, 2009

    ManchuCandidate: your age is showing.

  48. Dave J. says at 1:03 pm, April 16th, 2009

    hockeymom: Nope, don’t feel bad at all. I knew a lot of kids like this guy when I was growing up, and guess what? They are all smug, entitled, assholes now, exactly like older versions of their 12 year old selves.

  49. thefrontpage says at 1:04 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Anyone who took anyone under the age of 18 to the Moron Parties on April 15 should be investigated by the Department of Mental Health, by Child Protective Services, and by the Department of Health and Human Services.

    And any child who attended one of the Moron Parties should be immediately mentally cleansed in a meeting with James Carville, Donna Brazile, Bill Clinton, Barbra Streisand and Steven Spielberg!

  50. Colander says at 1:04 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Custerwolf: She recently read American Psycho and it just came to her.

  51. The Helvetica Scenario says at 1:04 pm, April 16th, 2009

    SmutBoffin: Brilliant.

  52. HomoPolitico says at 1:04 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Now, is there any difference at all between this and my parents pulling me out of (public) school a couple days a year to go march in picket lines and anti-reagan mobilizations?

    Of course. First off, I got to make my own signs. Which was awesome for me and resulted in MUCH more photogenic signage. I’m sure I was 10 times more persusasive with a my hand crayoned sign asking Mr. Raygun to not take my school lunch then this smug little shit.

    Also the fact my parents were, ya know, right…

  53. Voted for Mondale says at 1:04 pm, April 16th, 2009

    At long last, the people who went to the Sara Palin rallies last October have something to do…

  54. JohnnyMeatworth says at 1:05 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Wow, it’s going to be funny in a few years when he tries to get pussy because he looks like Spaulding Smails from Caddyshack.

  55. Tommmcatt says at 1:06 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Why is it that all wingnut children are of indeterminate gender? Is it the home schooling or the flowbee haircut, I wonder?

  56. Bronkers says at 1:06 pm, April 16th, 2009

    There are so many trademark violations on that douchy sign, but alas and alack, the First Amendment/parody defense might get this pathetic kid and his grim parents off from several charges of implied endorsement, sponsorship or association.

    The ASSociation part surely resonates.

    Isn’t there some child abuse here, what with the… ummmmm, language? Boy, if the tables were turned and this was a protest from the other end of the political spectrum, the howls from the narrow-minded hoards.

  57. badmuthagoose says at 1:07 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Holy hell someone took the time and effort to FRAME that. Shame on his parents for having him hold something so crude and vulgar and pose for pictures with it. That’s disgusting. They make baby Jesus cry. If this is their family values, I’ll keep my own, thanksverymuch.

    Twatwaffles.

  58. Tommmcatt says at 1:07 pm, April 16th, 2009

    SmutBoffin:

    Oh, God yes.

  59. trondant says at 1:07 pm, April 16th, 2009

    That fat little fuck is going to need those free stem cells inside when the diabeetus gits him.

  60. Custerwolf says at 1:07 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Tommy Says Soooo, Jugdish!: HEY NOW!
    Actually I’d just finished putting up my last “Paint Ball Field Now Open” sign when I got busted and ushered out of the area post-haste.

  61. ManchuCandidate says at 1:07 pm, April 16th, 2009

    hockeymom:
    I’m betting that he’s already used to strangers asking him to take “fun” photos of him already.

    DollarStorePregnancyTest:
    I’m not Flintstones old, but close.

  62. Rumproast says at 1:09 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Ken, check’s in the mail.

  63. Fear of a Black Reagan says at 1:10 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Okay, I know the bedrock of the US American politics and the conservative end thereof hath always and ever been the uneducated lumpenbourgeoisie…

    But were they always so lumpen and uneducated as this?

    Anyway, let’s get this kid a congressional page gig, stat!

  64. Serolf Divad says at 1:11 pm, April 16th, 2009
  65. chascates says at 1:12 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Is there ever any skinny people at these rallies? I could understand if they were protesting a fat tax which is exactly what they need.

  66. ChernobylSoup says at 1:12 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Ever since I became a parent I have been uber-protective of children. That said, I would run over that kid in my riding lawn mower, back up, do it again, then turn on the mulching tool for added fun.

  67. badmuthagoose says at 1:12 pm, April 16th, 2009

    By the way, there’s a new student at my daughter’s middle school. He’s 14 and his mother insisted he should be in all Pre-AP classes. They put him there pending testing to see if he’s truly that bright and capable.

    Well, daughter reports his lack of knowledge and skills at….anything….are so horrific the other kids don’t even know what to do with him. Or say to him. He can’t write. I don’t mean he can write badly. He CANNOT write anything beyond his name, printed in a psychotic little scrawl. He can barely read.

    His mother also wanted him to take two math courses instead of science. Uh, no can do, there are certain requirements.

    A friend of mine who teaches there said he’s reading on about a second grade level and can just perform the most basic arithmetic. His peers are either in pre-Algebra or Algebra. He couldn’t pronounce the word.

    People, if you’re going to homeschool, don’t forget the “school” part, kay? The poor thing had no idea how much he didn’t know until the last week, which has probably been sort of hellish for him. He’s not only going to be pulled from Pre-AP classes, he will most likely be placed one grade level down and in remedial classes. Good job, mom. God forbid he should go to evil public schools and, you know, learn.

  68. Bearbloke says at 1:13 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Dave J.: win!

  69. BipartisanFizgig says at 1:13 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Why are these people mad? Reagan had higher corporate taxes and higher taxes on the wealthy than Obama has right now. That kid’s cereal box makes me want to bite his ankles! RAWWwrrWWrRAWARWRWWRRRRrr

  70. slappypaddy says at 1:14 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Well, Prix is for Kids, as the saying goes (ask your local priest or preacher-man).

  71. Mustang says at 1:14 pm, April 16th, 2009

    That little tard might get more than he bargained for going around advertising that Prix are for kids at this sort of Republican gathering.

  72. Custerwolf says at 1:16 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Prix are for kids, silly wingnuts.

  73. KilgoreTrout_XL says at 1:16 pm, April 16th, 2009

    That’s actually a 1973 picture of Glenn Beck as a child. And what’s that brown shit all over his left thumb?

    Oh.

    Also, trondant: HAHA.

  74. iolanthe says at 1:16 pm, April 16th, 2009

    I just want us all to remember:

    This lame-ass thing was billed by Fox News (you know … when they weren’t *promoting* it, only *reporting* on it … before it had happened … God forbid that they lie or do anything *unethical*!!) as “The Largest Protest in American History”!

    What’d it get, nationwide, total? 50,000?

    I’ve gone to *parties* — all in one place — that attracted that many people, for fuck’s sake.

    Do the Teabaggers remember pooh-poohing the *actual* millions that protested the Iraq War?

    Probably not.

    They were all snoozin’ then, ’cause … the President was still White, so they figured they didn’t have to pay attention to where our money was going, or what was happening to their taxes or their mortgages or their standard of living.

    Please, any of you who have the stomach to visit their little web hellholes like RedState — remind them what a fucking utter failure this “action” was. And yes, we’re not interested in abridging their right to protest! In fact, *PLEASE*!!! More protests just like this, please! We really need the laughs.

    Righties, you may listen to Uncle Glenn for reassuring fairy tales all you like, but remember: we surround you, too. That’s how we legally won the election, fair and square. Now suck on it.

  75. Dave J. says at 1:18 pm, April 16th, 2009

    badmuthagoose: Not surprising to hear this. My wife teaches at a local elementary school, and is constantly telling me stories of amusing wingnut parents who get all upset because the school is forcing their kid to do something they don’t like, and the way they retaliate for this is by pulling the kid out of school and saying they’re going to “homeschool” him. Of course, the kid is already neglected as it is, and both parents work, etc. so there’s clearly no time or inclination to actually educate him. The weird thing is that these parents are the exact same folks who insist that their kid is a complete genius, and that all the tests that reveal him to be needing some special services are wrong, etc. Really depressing stuff.

  76. Custerwolf says at 1:18 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Looks like we had a simultaneous advertising nostalgic moment.

  77. spymoose says at 1:19 pm, April 16th, 2009

    I predict Cindy will lose her virginity to this little Prix.

  78. Kenneth the NBC Governor says at 1:19 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Of course it’s a chocolate cereal. Little racist.

  79. freakishlystrong says at 1:19 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Wascally Wingnut…

  80. comradepaulson says at 1:19 pm, April 16th, 2009

    The child has blue jeans on. Where’s your Messiah now, George Will?

  81. 19kevin8 says at 1:20 pm, April 16th, 2009

    I thought liberally sugar-coated bullshit puffs were what they served at jesus camp.

  82. Green Soda says at 1:24 pm, April 16th, 2009

    It’s the smug mockery of stem cell research that gets to me. I only wish the damn things really were free, as I’m paying out the wazoo for them right now.

  83. Bearbloke says at 1:27 pm, April 16th, 2009

    BadKitty: Ya know, I don’t really mind that someone makes a boatload of money, just as long as they 1) earn it, and 2) pay commensurate taxes on it - no more tax-loopholes, Cayman Islands secret accounts, and no CEO should be able to get away with paying less in taxes than his secretary, as Warren Buffet claims to do.

  84. bitchincamaro says at 1:31 pm, April 16th, 2009

    AKAM80TheWolf: Prix. As in, eat a bag of.

  85. shortsshortsshorts says at 1:32 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Has anyone established what that little bastard is wearing on his head?

  86. iolanthe says at 1:37 pm, April 16th, 2009

    BipartisanFizgig: These people are actually mad because the President isn’t white. Everything else is unconvincing rationalization, from what I can tell.

    As for homeschooling: I had a home-schooled coworker a few years ago who came to us reading and writing at a 2nd-grade level … at age 21. She was downright charming with the public, though, and fundamentally bright and hungry to learn and totally honest about her deficits, so … we trained her in retail and front desk.

    She started teaching herself to read.

    In two years, she has advanced to reading and writing at the 10th or 11th grade level, from about 2nd or 3rd grade level. Her math (she’s good with money, as it turns out) is now as good as math gets without algebra.

    She is now hoping to get her GED and go to college. I think she’ll make it.

    Yes, her parents were right-wing Fundamentalist chicken-ranchers from some little burg up near Modesto. She still loves them, but considers her “education” to have been a form of child abuse.

  87. President Beeblebrox says at 1:38 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Dave J.: +1

  88. Buzz Feedback says at 1:39 pm, April 16th, 2009

    I think that is a very short lesbian.

  89. friendlynerd says at 1:39 pm, April 16th, 2009

    I’d like to see the free market do its job when General Mills sues the living fuck out of this kid

  90. iolanthe says at 1:41 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Bearbloke: I’m so with you on this! Sure, earn all the money you want! But *earn* it, jackoff. And pay your taxes.

    One of the dumbest reasons I’ve read yet, from some Teabagger, about the horrible effects of the Obama Tax Increase on the Rich is that … it will only further encourage the rich to illegally hide *ALL* their money from us in Switzerland and the Cayman Islands, instead of just most of it, so we’ll actually experience a net *loss* in collected taxes. We need to Make Nice with them or they’ll take their footballs and go home.

  91. Prommie says at 1:45 pm, April 16th, 2009

    hockeymom: Nope, I don’t find it slimy. I feel oppressed by our ridiculous laws that prohibit me from throwing the little shit head first into a trash can.

  92. DarkSynergy says at 1:55 pm, April 16th, 2009

    The little fucker has the shoulders of Ann Coulter.

  93. President Beeblebrox says at 1:56 pm, April 16th, 2009

    iolanthe: I did the math - according to figured reported in the paper this morning, a total of 0.01125% of my Northeastern state’s population attended the teabaggin’ partiez here. That’s about the percentage of the vote that the Libertarian Party gets here in statewide races, and I suspect a Venn diagram of teabaggers and LP voters would show a large intersection between the two.

    Yep. Biggest grass-roots protest EVAR. Never mind 50,000+ at many of Barry’s late campaign rallies or 3 million on Inauguration Day ‘09 - that was child’s play compared to the FIERCE ROAR of the teabaggers yesterday!

  94. engulfedinflames says at 2:00 pm, April 16th, 2009

    this little fuck would last about four minutes in my daughters “inner-city school’ good luck buddy, yer gonna need it.

  95. mookworthjwilson says at 2:01 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Are we sure this is a little boy? I think it might be a girl who also gets a home haircut…maybe during home recess…

  96. Custerwolf says at 2:09 pm, April 16th, 2009

    BigDupa: Except he’s apparently swallowing pizzas, sans the aggression.

  97. Custerwolf says at 2:12 pm, April 16th, 2009

    So did they not disengage the crane that lowered him there for a reason?

  98. DC Hates Me says at 2:16 pm, April 16th, 2009

    This boy aint got no prix coz he’s a she!

  99. Crank Tango says at 2:17 pm, April 16th, 2009

    I thought it was a girl. What’s with the girl’s jacket? Hand-me-downs? Isn’t that just another word for socialized garments?

  100. iolanthe says at 2:22 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Retired Mommy speaking here:

    Oh, the kid isn’t all that fat. Part of that is Jacket. Kids his age (10?) sometimes bulk up right before the growth spurt anyway.

    And (forgive me), I actually think it’s cool that his folks are letting him exercise his First Amendment Rights, and teaching him about Protest. I just wonder if he (or they) realize(s) that folks who disagree with them get to do this too?

    He simply doesn’t know any better.

    I was raised by very religious Goldwater, Nixon, and Reagan freaks, one of whom was an ex-Communist, who hallucinated Communists everywhere.

    In my teens, I had to attend VIVID (Victory in Vietnam Insteada Defeat) rallies with my Dad, who also signed me up for YAF (Young Americans for Freedom). He expected me to help infiltrate Hippie Gatherings. (If “hanging out and getting high as fuck” = “infiltrating”, then … Mission Accomplished!) Later in life, during a period of brief repentance from my hippiehood, I spent 10+ years as a member of Focus on the Family.

    But I got over it. Reality collided with what I’d been taught. That may well happen to Little Smuggy McSmuggersons here, too. It certainly happened to me, my Hoam Skool friend, and thousands, maybe millions, of others.

    We can hope.

  101. pat robertsons personal trainer says at 2:28 pm, April 16th, 2009

    iolanthe: that’s the same brilliant argument made by our pre-black president. the rich dodge their taxes, so we’ll just save them the trouble by not taxing them on the front end. http://www.dailykos.com/story/2004/8/10/85654/8173

  102. doxastic says at 2:34 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Later he will realize that his extreme social insecurity and resentment are better channeled into domestic violence rather than sexual and execretory puns. Someone’s really going to wish he had stuck to working out “Queer-ker Oats” jokes instead.

  103. iolanthe: The kid still looks fat to me. Fat and inbred.

  104. El Pinche says at 2:44 pm, April 16th, 2009

    This looked my christian gun-nut neighbor’s kid who runs around calling everyone jews and “negroids.” That’s before he got arrested for shooting a gun in house. Assholes raising assholes in merka.

  105. iolanthe says at 2:56 pm, April 16th, 2009

    19kevin8: Cute. But, speaking from experience, the favored Drug of Abuse among Fundamentalists and Pentecostals is … donuts. Always donuts. If you belong to one of those sects, you’re supposed to be in church, like, at least 3 times a week — 5 or 6 if you’re *really* committed — and Leadership knows that if they didn’t have some fuckin’ *donuts* on hand for every occasion, the Flock would Stray … or there’d be a riot.

    You would not believe the bitching whenever whoever’s stuck with Donut Duty forgets! Or (poor benighted creature) tries to bring a “healthy” snack instead. I tried that once. Once.

    No sex outside of marriage.
    No drinking.
    No dancing.
    No drugs.
    No going to movies or nightclubs or comedy clubs.

    Donuts is all they have left, and they make the most of it. I’m surprised they don’t “break bread” (their version of Mass/Communion) using Krispy Kremes.

    That said, I still say that, for a probably home-schooled Evangelical kid, he’s not that fat.

  106. When I was a fifth grader (during the Nixon administration), he would have been class “fat kid.” Now, he’s just the “non-morbidly-obese kid.” Kinda sad how overweight children are no longer the exception.

  107. A Better American Than YOU says at 3:08 pm, April 16th, 2009

    This he/she homer will live in a fallout shelter in the desert while my tax-schooled kid will grow up to have lots of mad monkey sex with beautiful mulatto women. I have raised my boy right.

  108. Crank Tango says at 3:23 pm, April 16th, 2009

    A Better American Than YOU: If I could do it all over again, I would be having lots of mad monkey sex with beautiful mulatto women. I only wish you had been my parents…or at least one of them.

  109. bricks says at 3:32 pm, April 16th, 2009

    You know what? I can’t even be mad at the kid; he seems to be one of us. That’s some almost adult-level snark. All we gotta do is flip him at some point in the future. I can’t even bring myself to mock such a shining prodi…

    Aahh, what the hell-

    Hey, what’s up with the feelers, Fatso? Way to fag it up, Tinky Winky.

  110. hockeymom: I feel bad for them; I really do. I’m questioning my instincts though. If it were an Iraq war protest a few years ago, would I have thought this was a terrible thing to do to a kid? Maybe not. I would have thought he was learning important lessons about democracy and dissent.

    On the other hand, motives count, and it’s really, honestly sad to see all these kids being pumped full of bile and ignorance by their parents, and sent out to advertise it. They’re being used as props for their parents’ hatred and stupidity.

    I sort of get how you can justify bringing a kid to a protest to show him the need to defend someone else (though not entirely — its the prop thing again. Your kid’s not old enough to make real choices about what he believes); I don’t get how you bring a kid to a protest to scream mindlessly about how you’re getting cheated and you hate everyone who’s not you.

  111. Scandinavian Fetus says at 4:13 pm, April 16th, 2009

    He looks as though he is in the middle of a very satisfying bowel movement.

  112. bitchincamaro: Perhaps that should be changed to “eat a bowl of”? Perhaps even “eat a box of”?

  113. Those things growing out of his little (large) head are the straws left behind by Glenn Beck after he sucked his brain pan dry. I mean, come on, everybody knows that…

  114. Also, he’s not really fat. But the blue shirt behind him to the right? Did Rush make it out of his bunker and show up at a tea party?

  115. DangerousLiberal says at 4:52 pm, April 16th, 2009

    MarSF: Yup. Difficult to have a proper teabagging rally without a bunch of pricks just hanging around.

  116. stopmebeforeitypeagain says at 6:14 pm, April 16th, 2009

    shortsshortsshorts: Caterpillars. Which have eaten his brain. And are now after the, uh, “Prix”.
    God, I’m embarrassed even to look at the little fucker. Has the human race come to this?

  117. NebraskashireGentry says at 6:15 pm, April 16th, 2009

    NoWireHangers: I assumed he’d been impaled.

  118. assistant/atlas says at 6:29 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Guys! Did you know Prix(tm) come with free stem cells inside! Delicious!

  119. DagNabbit says at 6:35 pm, April 16th, 2009

    Tommy Says Soooo, Jugdish!: That’s one Tommy!
    :http://wonkette.com/407801/get-ready-for-sexy-teabag-parties-round-the-clock-and-coast-to-coast#comment-290047

    Bitch Niggas Bitch Niggas

  120. archaeo-angel says at 2:24 am, April 17th, 2009

    Family Values!!! I’ll bet his mommy and daddy are real proud of lil’ mister “bullshit puffs”.
    Jesus helped him make his clever little protest sign, also.

  121. dkissam says at 7:28 am, April 20th, 2009

    Unpictured: Pedobear and Shotacat arguing furiously over who’s supposed to take this one.

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