WTF? Celcius 41.11?

[ronabop]

Check it out:
www.celcius4111.com

Is this a threat, or a last minute ditch effort? Anybody seen a cut of it yet?

-Bop

[LiberteToujours]

1. I'm surprised repugs even know about celcius

After all, the metric system is such a commie idea. :hippie:

[Chili]

2. I watched the trailer...

...and I didn't see a thing that even hints that anything in F9/11 would be debunked. It just looked like more right-wing Limbaugh / Hannity / Savage / Coulter / O'Reilly-like propaganda.

I checked the theater listing, too - it's showing near me. But they won't see a dime out of my pocket.

[gavodotcom]

5. That 'counts' as debunking by the dittoheads & apparently now the media...

Such as it is.

[tsuki]

3. Watched David Bossie

on CSpan a couple of weeks ago.

His interview was quite revealing. Let me see if I can recap what old pasty face said.

You shouldn't change horses in mid-Apocalypse. He never "had the chance to serve," and now he is too old. But he really likes sending other people's children to die.

I think that sums it up. You know, a typical Republican.

[Joefess]

4. Everyone check the theater listings...

Everyone check the theater listings and if you find a theater in your area showing it. NEVER give them your business again.

[gavodotcom]

6. The (I think only) Michael Moore quote in the trailer is, surprise,

distorted and taken out of context.

I can't find the transcript, but the discussion was about all of the bogus terror alerts where they wouldn't tell us anything. Moore was making the point they were for political gain, that they were raising them even though there is no terrorist threat.

Secondly, I can't imagine why anyone would want to vote Bush over a unicellular organism.

[ronabop]

7. They're whoring it on the Faux AM TV show now...

Bigtime. Seen 3 ads for it in an hour, and the talking heads are justifying it as a "fair response" to Moore.

Looks like an October fake-media-event to me. (As in, try to make it an event by making it controversial.) I'm split between watching this unfold quietly, and ignoring it, but if Faux is behind it, that's one heck of a lot of free advertising.

-Bop

[Guaranteed]

8. Dumbasses can't even spell CELSIUS right.

I heard about this about a week or two ago...a co-worker of my girlfriend keeps talking about it.

What's this, like the 6th or 7th "refutation" of 9/11? They keep flopping, guess they'll just keep tryin'.

[Dogmudgeon]

9. They even spelled it wrong

A Freeper tradition!

The correct spelling is Celsius -- with an S -- after Swedish astronomer Anders Celsius, who came up with the idea.

--bkl

[Jasper 91]

10. I see John O'Neill's name there

I have a theory why that slimeball is so consumed with hatred for John Kerry . It probably started the day he took over his swiftboat when the crew sang Kerry's praises . Perhaps he heard them saying behind his back , 'John Kerry wouldn't do it this way .'

I don't know if he has a brother who was always better at everything than him and praised by his parents , while O'Neill only had hatred for company , but it might explain the foundation for his inferiority complex . Taking over from Kerry only served to remind him of his inadequacies and feelings of being second-class .

Then he was asked by Nixon to find dirt on Kerry in order to discredit him , but O'Neill failed . Also at that time , he debated with Kerry on television ( can't remember the name of the programme and haven't time to look ) . Anyway , O'Neill was humiliated by Kerry there before all America .

So given their history , where Kerry has always bettered O'Neill , this as caused an unnatural festering hatred of Kerry. O'Neill is reminded everytime he sees Kerry that he is inadequate . He knows that he will never have the respect that comes easily to Kerry or achieve one tenth of what he has achieved . The only thing left to O'Neill is revenge , and if he has to lie to achieve it , then so be it .