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April 09, 2010

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Thanks for the laugh! I needed that today.

Love it! lol I have an aunt just like that, even the voice. When I see her at a family reunion I try to hide but she usually waylays me before I can leave the party. She's made it her business to "save" me and my brothers from hell. We make it OUR business to avoid her. She's kinda funny if she's not on the religion kick...but its just not worth the grief.

Funny vid. Satire worthy of the Onion.

I have family like that or probably worse now, as I don't have your fortitude to be around them at all

'You're joking, right?'
'I never joke about my vagina.' .... ROFLMAO

If you put a blond wig on her she could be my mother. She really believes all the tea party crapola. Sarah Palin walks on water, Obama's a socialist, etc etc... I just tune her out. My dad does too I think. I'm hoping its a phase she's going through.

I hate the old "Look, liberals and atheists have no core values, no moral anchor. They give into temptation at the drop of a hat" routine. Shouldn't the opposite be true, then, that the pious are lilly-white and without sin? But, one look at Mark Sanford, et al, and we know that not to be true, right, Darlene? Or, is that Obama's fault, too? Show her Thomas Jefferson's Bible, sometime, Max, and see if a Founding Father denouncing Christ's supernaturalness makes Darlene's head spin like Linda Blair in The Exorcist.

Excellent idea, Aggie. I may do that. I'd like to watch Darlene's head spin in a complete circle. This page is getting a surprising number of hits and email referrals (according to my webstats page) so maybe I'll do a second post in a few weeks. Of course I'd have to put up with her Darlene another entire day. See how I suffer for my blog? :]

She scares me.

the suffering is worth it (to me, anyway). she's great. I think every family has a few crazies like that. I wonder, did you ever try to actually get down to essential controversies with her (i.e. the reason we created society) or is it impossible to move past the sniping/superficial disputes (i.e. reconciliation/Hitler-Obama)?

What's my mom doing on your blog?

I think everyone has at least one family member like this, thanks for the laugh though, that was priceless.

LOL her beliefs are backwards, but she is ADORABLE. what a funny lady.

This is hilarious! I'm curious: did you write the entire thing or did she write it with you? And the video is hysterical, too. Love it.

-Z

looks like my mother too..

I wish my tea-bagger son and husband were as funny. Sigh. At least you don't have to live with her 24/7.

It's strange to me that the Tea Party people bark and yelp about personal freedoms...freedom of this and freedom to that; and yet, none of them seem to have the gift of free will or free thought. they all sound equally ignorant and uninformed, likely due to the fact that other people tell them what to believe.

I hope she didn't have any kids.

daaamn i would have gone off on her if i were you, your a patient man. Im a little right wing my self, im not a big obama fan but I feel a bit ashamed of it now because of her. And she just insults you right to your face! at the atheist bit I would have punched her if I had the chance! just because Im not religious that makes me immoral? how do you put up with her?

Great read. Too bad the only people that are going to read it already agree with you.

She has a couple good points about the healthcare system and the crisis of (although whether or not she came up with them herself is doubtful), but homosexuality does have a place in nature—it is occurs in many animals, and is hypothesized to do so for reasons of population control. And even the nonreligious owe some credit to older systems of belief for at least setting the moral standards existent in free governments today—humanist atheists follow many of the Ten Commandments still, although for 'purer' reasons than religious believers. And yes, the US does need a smaller bureaucracy—after all, it is my generation that will be paying interest on the money our parents unwillingly loaned our government.

She is a typical Tea Party idiot, a true follower of that nutjob Sara Palin, you rememeber her, the family values nut with the grandchild from her unwed teen daughter, the one who can see Russia from her house! what a joke!

If I didn't know people JUST LIKE THIS, I'd think you'd made all this up.

Unfortunately, I'm southern and I have relatives EXACTLY like this.

My sympathies.....

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