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Just saw the results of the 'Weasels Poll' on the official Dilbert Website. This poll allowers readers of the Dilbert comic strips to vote for who they want in categories suchas 'Weaseliest Politician' and Weaseliest Sportsperson'. Amusingly America was voted (by a large margin) the 'Weasliest Country'. This is made even more amusing by the fact that the poll was only open to Americans.
For a country which prides itself on being patriotic, there is a certain irony there...or maybe there all just as thick as they are stereotyped to be...
For a country which prides itself on being patriotic, there is a certain irony there...or maybe there all just as thick as they are stereotyped to be...
Pandaemonium wrote:
> Ahhh, nothing like reinforcing stereotypes.
that's just the kind of comment i expect from you.
hohoho
> Ahhh, nothing like reinforcing stereotypes.
that's just the kind of comment i expect from you.
hohoho
Light wrote:
> Or maybe, just maybe, a lot of Americans have a sense of humour? And
> more sense of irony than you?
ah well Light beat me to it. Balls :-D
> Or maybe, just maybe, a lot of Americans have a sense of humour? And
> more sense of irony than you?
ah well Light beat me to it. Balls :-D
chippxero wrote:
> or their big fat fingers made it hard for them to vote properly
Ahhh, nothing like reinforcing stereotypes.
> or their big fat fingers made it hard for them to vote properly
Ahhh, nothing like reinforcing stereotypes.
Light wrote:
> Or maybe, just maybe, a lot of Americans have a sense of humour? And
> more sense of irony than you?
or their big fat fingers made it hard for them to vote properly
> Or maybe, just maybe, a lot of Americans have a sense of humour? And
> more sense of irony than you?
or their big fat fingers made it hard for them to vote properly
Light wrote:
> Cong_Man wrote:
>
> For a country which prides itself on being patriotic, there is a
> certain irony there...or maybe there all just as thick as they are
> stereotyped to be...
>
> Or maybe, just maybe, a lot of Americans have a sense of humour?
Where on Earth would you get an idea like that from?
> Cong_Man wrote:
>
> For a country which prides itself on being patriotic, there is a
> certain irony there...or maybe there all just as thick as they are
> stereotyped to be...
>
> Or maybe, just maybe, a lot of Americans have a sense of humour?
Where on Earth would you get an idea like that from?
Cong_Man wrote:
> For a country which prides itself on being patriotic, there is a
> certain irony there...or maybe there all just as thick as they are
> stereotyped to be...
Or maybe, just maybe, a lot of Americans have a sense of humour? And more sense of irony than you?
> For a country which prides itself on being patriotic, there is a
> certain irony there...or maybe there all just as thick as they are
> stereotyped to be...
Or maybe, just maybe, a lot of Americans have a sense of humour? And more sense of irony than you?
Just saw the results of the 'Weasels Poll' on the official Dilbert Website. This poll allowers readers of the Dilbert comic strips to vote for who they want in categories suchas 'Weaseliest Politician' and Weaseliest Sportsperson'. Amusingly America was voted (by a large margin) the 'Weasliest Country'. This is made even more amusing by the fact that the poll was only open to Americans.
For a country which prides itself on being patriotic, there is a certain irony there...or maybe there all just as thick as they are stereotyped to be...
For a country which prides itself on being patriotic, there is a certain irony there...or maybe there all just as thick as they are stereotyped to be...