[pooka]

This time in Georgia. No, not that Georgia. This Georgia.

The first suckah that turns this into a US-BASH-A-THON, dis on the French or an attack on moki's "sixteen words" gets a cookie and an autographed thong(mine). If you bait Zimphire you're disqualified.

[eklipse]

U.S. Urges Nonviolence in Georgia Chaos - funny how non-violence works for some and not for others.

I'll take the cookie - you can keep the thong.

[pooka]

Dude, that was US bashing? I can do better without even trying.


"Uhhh, so like, when did this administration start caring about election disputes being handled in a democratic fashion or something?"

See? Well, that was more of a Bush, Gore, SCOTUS thang but you get the idea.

NO COOKIE FOR YOU!
COME BACK... ONE YEAR!

[MacGorilla]

So we have to storm Congress to get our message across? Cool! I get to sit in the Vice President's chair!

[theolein]

Originally posted by pooka:
This time in Georgia. No, not that Georgia. This Georgia.

The first suckah that turns this into a US-BASH-A-THON, dis on the French or an attack on moki's "sixteen words" gets a cookie and an autographed thong(mine). If you bait Zimphire you're disqualified.

After I got back from the toilet, cleaning up after wetting myself due to YAPG (Yet Another Pooka Gem), I finally managed to compose myself and make this considered reply:

"get out of here. oh, and eat a dick."

Btw. When are you going to complete the Flash thing on your site? It's damn cool.

After weighing the consequences of baiting Zimbo versus the prospect of having to explain things to friends on receiving your thong I decided that I'd have a serious go at posting a fun answer to your post.

On the one hand, I'm glad that the Georgian people finally took things into their own hands and kicked that corrupt bastard Shevardnadze out of his office. On the other I hope this doesn't turn into a bloodbath, as things in that part of the world tend to do. I also hope that the Russians manage to keep their greedy fingers out of the situation this time, because it really looks as if Putin is slowly but surely extending Russia's reach back into places where they were kicked out of after the fall of the Soviet Union such as Belorussia, Ukraine, Kyrgyzstan etc (Interesting fact in Kyrgyzstan is that, as of recently, the Russians and the US have airbases there within 5 minutes flying time of one another).

I find the fact that the Georgians and Armenians managed to keep their writing fascinating. I wonder how they use computers considering that there isn't a big market for Georgian keyboards or software?