Wednesday, December 02, 2009

The Loyal Opposition


You know I can almost see something under Bill Murdoch's dress. Is he supposed to be a Scotsman or a particularly raunchy girl-scout?

In any case, Dalton McGuinty can sleep sound tonight.

8 comments:

Frank said...

Is that a bottle he has under his kilt?

bigcitylib said...

Something bottle like in size and shape, yes.

Frank said...

Hey big guy, I think you need a good climategate post to liven up this dead blog?

Ti-Guy said...

"That's not Clan Don...that's Donna Karan."

Heard that on some show on the BBC with Bill Connolly, playing a character trying to pass off his transvestism as traditional clothing.

We always get the most unpleasant, dourest Scots in Canada..this twit, Doug Finley, John Ivison...

Ti-Guy said...

Hey big guy, I think you need a good climategate post to liven up this dead blog?

I can't believe you signed up at Blogger with the username "hidethedecline" just to troll this blog.

Go put on a pretty frock, like Bill Murdoch here. You'll feel much better afterwards.

CanuckRover said...

We always get the most unpleasant, dourest Scots in Canada..this twit, Doug Finley, John Ivison...

I wouldn't say "in Canada". It's the Ontario Presbyterians really. The most miserable people I've ever met have been lowland scots. The highlanders down east are generally good people.

Ti-Guy said...

I'm just kidding really. I don't want to get anyone's nose out of joint.

I just had a very bad experience as a child with a particular cross-eyed neighbour my half-Irish mother always called "That awful Scottish woman with the two eyes that look at each other."

She'd say things like "If it hadn't been for us, you people [meaning French-Canadians] would be speaking German now." In all seriousness.

RuralSandi said...

Hey, easy there. My maternal grandad was a Presbyterian Scot from Aberdeen and he sure as hell wasn't like the 3 mentioned. He was a great guy. Perhaps because he didn't drink.