Fnord wrote:
Tadzio wrote:
We would have had Senator Dole for president if Viagra helped more with elections, instead, Priapus still always wins. That's why men support majority rule, as men have three brains, each with a vote. One on their shoulders, and two down lower. McCain's Spinach doesn't help, hence, Olive Oyl at the Cauldron doing a lousy Betty Boop with snakes. Right now, two are tied with each other, and Bachmann is weighing more fuel versus just a match. Both are screaming "999" for some unknown reason???Tadzio
English, please?
Here, I used American English (large number of cartoon references).
Senator Dole, famous for his "morality", made TV commercials for the drug Viagra as it first came on the U.S. market.Viagra is taken for impotence problems (erection problems, and the word "erection" is close to the word "election" (such specific wordplay has a technical name)).
Priapus is the Greek God of fertility and somewhat synonymous for "erection", which President Clinton became famous for, thanks to Federal Special Prosecutor Ken Starr (an anti-porn crusader who did more to promote porn than Larry Flint ever did). I posted a couple lines of a Latin poem with the God speaking, and then coincidently that forum was moved to "Adults Only Section" here on WP, so.... A popular Feminist joke is that "men think with their balls" instead of their "brain", so by majority rule, "the balls" always win.
"Popeye the Sailor", a cartoon character famous for strength from eating spinach, had a frequent cartoon girlfriend named "Olive Oyl". Presidential Candidate Senator McCain had many facial expressions and actions similar to "Popeye the Sailor", and the voice for "Olive Oyl" was from the same person that provided the voice for "Betty Boop", a famous cartoon character, that was often considered "racy" and originated as a cartoon dog character before "becoming" a "human character". All three cartoon characters also ran for U.S. President in cartoons.
Many people complained that Vice-Presidential Candidate Sarah Palin "hijacked" the persona of "Betty Boop". Sarah Palin was also with a controversial church with controversial practices. A major rumor was that she "handled poisonous snakes" to verify her faith in God as often taken as cited in Mark (16:17-18?) and engaged in other very "non-canonical" religious practices. Combine this with Christine O'Donnell's ad "I'm Not A Witch" for references to Cauldrons, which all 3 cartoon characters had dire encounters with such.
The word "tied" has two useful meanings here, both as "the same level of support" and "restrained" (as in "my hands are tied"), and so on....
Tadzio