Mr. McCain* says he would pursue Obama ... err ... Osama bin Laden “to the gates of hell”.
Mr. McCain* - peace be upon him - is a swaggerer**, i.e w/talking with an air of overbearing self-confidence, conducting himself in an arrogant or superciliously pompous manner.
Mr. McCain* would pursue any terrorist as much as any Pharaoh took part in building a pyramid.
All he'd do were sending thousands of (young) people*** not only to what he calls the gates of hell. Many of them would step through.
As Mr. McCain* like all Cheneys on this planet can't get enough human recources for his chessbord games, the pious follower of the legendary Jesus Christ votes against abortion.
Tetrapilotomos suggests the world-wide invention of a certain mother-cross.
* the name is exchangable. I do, f.e. remember Vladimir 'Ras' Putin once saying (to the Chechen): 'We shall squelch these animals/critters/vermin'.
** One could also say: Mr. McCain* is a bloody liar.
*** mind you, no sons of members of Congress and Senate, of course!!
Goodness, I did not know about the mother cross. Amazing.
ReplyDeleteI would not want a mother cross ... to give birth to children to be utilized as war machines.
ReplyDeleteHowever on the subject of 'Mother' ... it is also a word that people often use when referring to politicians like McCain/Cheney/Putin!
I didn't know about the cross either!
ReplyDeleteAlthough I had heard of the mutterkreuz, I'd never heard anyone called a swaggerer before. :)
ReplyDeleteQ: Does anyone know is there was an equivalent vaderkreuz?
oops that's Vaterkreuz obviously. Vaderkreuz is something commited star wars fans receive :)
ReplyDeletejmb, Ardent, Cherrypie,
ReplyDeleteit's a relief I did not get born (as forth son) in the shortest of all thousand years' empires.
And now imagine a young woman with three little boys (let's say being born February '38, January 39, April '41) becoming a "hero's" widow June 41 and in February 1945 being on flight - without mother-cross.
What a life.
Chris,
'Vaderkreuz' gave me a good laughter.
Interesting you'd ask this question. The next dictator might take it as a nice idea for improvement. :)
Ah, Chris,
ReplyDeleteso swaggerer is obsolete/ not correct?
I thought it fit best, better f.e. than blowhard, boaster, braggart and braggadocio. :)
It's just not used very often.
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