Time to Fatten up on Thanksgiving food

by Andy Jackson on November 20, 2009

If youtu want to stuff your belly with Thanksgiving food this November, you are in luck. Republicans Abroad-Korea is having its annual Thanksgiving dinner on November 28.

Email me at andyinrok@lycos.com to RSVP.

{ 13 comments… read them below or add one }

1 tdclark0026 November 20, 2009 at 4:57 pm: It sounds good, but the problem is that there would be nothing but Republicans. Oh well, at least there would be plenty of turkeys! Ha, ha.
2 leguwan November 20, 2009 at 9:41 pm: Go turkeys!! Much better than playing CHICKEN by just acting like he voted always in the Senate….PRESENT! Obamao can’t take a reasomed stance omn anything,,,exceot boosting his own narcissism,
3 Robin Hedge November 21, 2009 at 7:30 am: What’s up with this Obama’s a narcissist meme? I look it up online and there’s just an article by a fake psychiatrist behind it, and then empty speculation by the types of people who also call Obama “unpatriotic” and the rest of the empty groundless smears.

Articles like this, um, Republican turkey:

“Obama, I think, created another reality by blaming white America for his family’s faults. It’s a pattern he’s continued his whole life; his associates are also allergic to personal accountability.

I picture Obama as a man crying out that he’s thirsty although he’s standing knee high in a fresh water stream. He’s been blessed by the fortunes of a king — prestigious private schools and universities, a lavish home in Chicago, two healthy little girls, state Senate and US Senate appointments, and now the Presidency.

And yet deep down, I believe that Obama is still the wounded, angry little boy whose parents abandoned him and. Rather than resent and mourn them, he’s turned his rage on a more convenient target — the entire United States system — even though it’s that very same system of largely White Americans who elected him President.”

http://www.americanthinker.com/2009/09/is_obama_a_narcissist.html

After those wise words the author practically calls Obama “evil” (and earlier managed to allude to a Hitler comparison). No political issues or topics are ever mentioned.

How come certain flocks of Republican turkeys love to serve up this kind of baloney?

Here’s some more despicable and unfounded character assassination:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsJqw9XoyN8

But I don’t understand at all. How is Obama a narcissist?
4 Robin Hedge November 21, 2009 at 7:34 am: Messed up the tags *again*. Here’s the quote from the article
“Obama, I think, created another reality by blaming white America for his family’s faults. It’s a pattern he’s continued his whole life; his associates are also allergic to personal accountability.

http://www.americanthinker.com/2009/09/is_obama_a_narcissist.html

I picture Obama as a man crying out that he’s thirsty although he’s standing knee high in a fresh water stream. He’s been blessed by the fortunes of a king — prestigious private schools and universities, a lavish home in Chicago, two healthy little girls, state Senate and US Senate appointments, and now the Presidency.

And yet deep down, I believe that Obama is still the wounded, angry little boy whose parents abandoned him and. Rather than resent and mourn them, he’s turned his rage on a more convenient target — the entire United States system — even though it’s that very same system of largely White Americans who elected him President.”
5 Robin Hedge November 21, 2009 at 7:41 am: Damn — excuse the continuing technical difficulties… Might it be possible to have a few minutes to edit a comment after posting it, for the clumsy and absent-minded among us like me? Wordpress supports that, yes?
6 Andy Jackson November 21, 2009 at 2:34 pm: Geez. All I wanted to do was invite folks to dinner.

I guess I should point out that you do not have to be a registered Republican (or even a US citizen) to come, although those who are averse to Republicans would not have a good time.

In defense of Obama on the narcissism charge, I don’t think anybody wakes up one morning and says “yep, I should be the president of the United States of America” without being at least a little narcissistic.
7 wookinponub November 21, 2009 at 9:54 pm: “In defense of Obama on the narcissism charge, I don’t think anybody wakes up one morning and says “yep, I should be the president of the United States of America” without being at least a little narcissistic.”

Nor does anycratican get to be leader of the wealth generating world without being noticed early in their careers for their pro-wealth decision making, and thus being groomed and presented as the ultimate choice for us to eagerly lap up, or castigate, as our limited ADD addled intelligence allows.
8 Robin Hedge November 22, 2009 at 2:29 am: Well, even Republicans should have a nice Thanksgiving, I’ll concede, so hope it goes well.
9 Acropolis7 November 23, 2009 at 5:57 am: Its a trap. When a sizeable amount of Koreans enter into the event they will imediately be ambushed by Americans in Tshirts showing the offshore coordinates between the gulf of Maine (U.S) and the Bay of Fundy (Canada) and be asked “Do you know North Rock? ” Referring to the dispute between the two countries over who lays claim to it.
10 jefferyhodges November 23, 2009 at 7:18 am: Acropolis, thanks for the information on North Rock. I’ll be sure to raise the issue whenever I’m asked about Dokdo.

Which will be rather seldom, I suppose, for I’ve never actually been approached about Dokdo in my over 10 years in Korea . . . odd, since Koreans are supposedly obsessed with the issue.

Jeffery Hodges

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11 Acropolis7 November 23, 2009 at 4:48 pm: Jeffery You have also then never been told about the “unique” four seasonons in Korea over the past ten years. Not speaking about the hotel by the way. Good for you man.
12 Acropolis7 November 23, 2009 at 4:49 pm: Seasons I mean.
13 BusanAjossi November 24, 2009 at 1:16 pm: “In defense of Obama on the narcissism charge, I don’t think anybody wakes up one morning and says “yep, I should be the president of the United States of America” without being at least a little narcissistic.”

Good point, though I find it reeeally hard to imagine that Richard Nixon found a lot in his reflection to fawn over.