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  • “We're getting ready to send the women and children to the Blue Road Tribe up on Mount Baker until we've caught the whack job who's offing our people. ”

    Changeling

  • “What kind of macabre, twisted fantasy was this whack job playing out?”

    Shiver

  • “Now, a lot of candidates would have blown the man off as a whack job and moved on, but Bill Martini loved a good story.”

    Simon & Schuster: How to Rig an Election

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  • chained_bear Usage here. Jun 19, 2009

  • bilby *whack whack* Mar 16, 2009

  • bilby *whack!* Nov 6, 2008

  • skipvia More whack job merriment from the Republicans:

    "Mr. Scheunemann, who picked up the phone in his office at McCain campaign headquarters on Wednesday afternoon, responded that “anybody who says I was fired is either lying or delusional or a whack job.

    Mr. Scheunemann was referring to widely disseminated criticism by Mr. McCain’s advisers in the final days of the campaign that Ms. Palin, as first reported in Politico, was a 'whack job.'�?

    -Internal Battles Divided McCain and Palin Camps; The New York Times.

    It's getting difficult to tell one whack job from another these days. Nov 6, 2008

  • reesetee *snicker*

    Skipvia, I think you should make your own Little Ponies list. I'm dying to see what else would make it on there. Oct 31, 2008

  • skipvia Mmmmmm....puke bowl.

    Hey--that would make a good entry for the My Little Phonies list. So would turd-barrel.

    Edit: See cauliflower, since no one has yet claimed "turd-barrel." Oct 31, 2008

  • reesetee Here, skipvia. Enjoy. ;-> Oct 30, 2008

  • skipvia I am thrilled that whack job ended up on whichbe's My Little Phonies list. I can't read that list without laughing out loud.

    *turdiform...hee hee* Oct 30, 2008

  • bilby "The most insulting thing that a politician can do is to compel you to ask yourself: 'What does he take me for?' Precisely this question is provoked by the selection of Gov. Sarah Palin. I wrote not long ago that it was not right to condescend to her just because of her provincial roots or her piety, let alone her slight flirtatiousness, but really her conduct since then has been a national disgrace. It turns out that none of her early claims to political courage was founded in fact, and it further turns out that some of the untested rumors about her—her vindictiveness in local quarrels, her bizarre religious and political affiliations—were very well-founded, indeed. Moreover, given the nasty and lowly task of stirring up the whack-job fringe of the party's right wing and of recycling patent falsehoods about Obama's position on Afghanistan, she has drawn upon the only talent that she apparently possesses."
    - Christopher Hitchens, 'Vote for Obama', slate.com, 13 Oct 2008. Oct 30, 2008

  • sionnach Fools! There is no 'I' in 'team, and there is no 'h' in wack-job!!!!!

    Have some umbrage. Help yourselves. There's a whole pot right there.
    Plenty for everyone. Swathe yourselves in dudgeon. Oct 29, 2008

  • reesetee One (hyphenated) word: word-loins. ;-) Oct 29, 2008

  • skipvia I should hardly be the one to be critical. I'm usually able to see misspelled words when someone else presents them, but I never seem to catch my own.

    Just ask reesetee... Oct 29, 2008

  • dontcry Yike! my spelin's giten worser.... Oct 29, 2008

  • bilby Convo? It's a tall building made of trucks. Oct 29, 2008

  • skipvia Even though I think you mean "impale," dc, there has got to be a joke about impale and Palin in here somewhere... Oct 28, 2008

  • dontcry Choke, bash, hang, impail...I'm guessing it's all a matter of personal preference.
    *definitely not having bishop-envy right now*
    *loves that this began with Palin*
    *bets Palin is having bishop-envy right now* Oct 28, 2008

  • yarb Yes. One can whack off or bash one off, but that wouldn't be a whack job. Oct 28, 2008

  • chained_bear I think you're right, dc. Also, I've never heard it called bashing the bishop; I think it's choking the bishop.

    "Bashing" just sounds painful.

    How weird/apropos is it that this conversation is occurring on a page that began with something about Palin? (Skip, I think you're right about "convo" too. Die! Die!) Oct 28, 2008

  • dontcry Uh...I think that's different. No? A whack job is what somebody is. Bishop bashing is what somebody does... I think. Oct 28, 2008

  • noisymark otherwise known as "bashing the bishop" Oct 28, 2008

  • reesetee A common epithet around here. :-) Oct 28, 2008

  • skipvia "In convo with Playbook, a top McCain adviser one-ups the priceless 'diva' description, calling her (Palin) 'a whack job.'"
    -Mike Allen's Playbook, Politico.com.

    I'm not even going to list "convo." That term deserves to die. Oct 28, 2008

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