CygnusDarius: MATT DAMON!.

Done in one

CygnusDarius: MATT DAMON!.

Turn off the lights on your way out folks, we're done here.

I thought the hiree guy would look more "supervillany". He looks like somebody's uncle or a perv with a van.

CygnusDarius: MATT DAMON!.

Know how I know...

...wait a minute... the gub'ment has spies??!!! ...for finding information about the enemy?!!!

invictus2 2010-03-18 02:46:34 PM
I thought the hiree guy would look more "supervillany". He looks like somebody's uncle or a perv with a van.

...like Dick Cheney or something?...

What is it with these people and not seeing the difference between fictional worlds and real ones? We had Scalia and others using "24" as a reference to support a point he was making. There were other ones too that I can't think of at the moment. Of course, a large number of some of the same people think a pampered actor playing a cowboy in a movie = that guy is a real cowboy, too.

I'm not surprised by this. Honestly, I would expect this kind of thing of any semi-capable government.

Somewhere, somehow, someway, someone is going to blame Israel!

Is there an unofficial Gunslinger Girl group?

/Had to ask, good anime

CygnusDarius: MATT DAMON!.

I don't know why I thought I had a chance at being first at this, even with only 13 comments...

Meh, the book was better.

sxacho: I'm not surprised by this. Honestly, I would expect this kind of thing of any semi-capable government.

Its one thing to contract out some logistics, commo, IT. Problems happen when your start contracting out trigger pullers and intel weenies. A competent government would keep those activities in house.

Bring them to trial under the Geneva Conventions as illegal combatants and execute them. Privatizing wars and 4th Generation warfare are bad thing generally.

Matt Damon!

Is there a quicky Javascript line I can add to the address bar that makes this thread all shaky-cam?

Gyrfalcon: gshepnyc: What is it with these people and not seeing the difference between fictional worlds and real ones? We had Scalia and others using "24" as a reference to support a point he was making. There were other ones too that I can't think of at the moment. Of course, a large number of some of the same people think a pampered actor playing a cowboy in a movie = that guy is a real cowboy, too.

You may be thinking of Dan Quayle blasting "Murphy Brown" for having a baby out of wedlock.

It's fairly endless. George H. W. Bush whined that American families should be more like the Waltons than the Simpsons. It's almost as if a certain political persuasion was peopled mainly by persons of the lowest, basest, most simplistic sort for whom anything but easy pop-culture references would be too demanding.

Did anoyone mention that if he boasted already he is not finally speaking out?

crazytrpr: sxacho: I'm not surprised by this. Honestly, I would expect this kind of thing of any semi-capable government.

Its one thing to contract out some logistics, commo, IT. Problems happen when your start contracting out trigger pullers and intel weenies. A competent government would keep those activities in house.

Bring them to trial under the Geneva Conventions as illegal combatants and execute them. Privatizing wars and 4th Generation warfare are bad thing generally.

I would agree about keeping in-house, but let's face it, buying information is just as useful as getting it yourself. IF you find yourself in an intelligence scarcity and need that intelligence now, buying it is the way to go. Especially when our "allies", the pakistanis, intelligence agencies are notoriously buddy buddy with your targets.

When it comes to government secrecy:

Those who know don't talk.
Those who talk don't know.

Natural. Born. Killer.

Altourus: CygnusDarius: MATT DAMON!.

Done in one

Done in one what? The association of Matt Damon with a headline referencing Jason Bourne is not clever. It is the inverse of obscure.

tricycleracer: Natural. Born. Killer.

tricycleracer: Natural. Born. Killer.



Natural.Born.Leader

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Made the second two movies unwatchable.

Lanny Budd: Altourus: CygnusDarius: MATT DAMON!.

Done in one

Done in one what? The association of Matt Damon with a headline referencing Jason Bourne is not clever. It is the inverse of obscure.

Yeah I don't get it. Matt Damon played Jason Bourne in the movie titled "Jason Bourne". We know this already.

Lanny Budd: Altourus: CygnusDarius: MATT DAMON!.

Done in one

Done in one what? The association of Matt Damon with a headline referencing Jason Bourne is not clever. It is the inverse of obscure.
Hint.


/link is hot

nytmare: Lanny Budd: Altourus: CygnusDarius: MATT DAMON!.

Done in one

Done in one what? The association of Matt Damon with a headline referencing Jason Bourne is not clever. It is the inverse of obscure.

Yeah I don't get it. Matt Damon played Jason Bourne in the movie titled "Jason Bourne". We know this already.

The part about it being in all caps is significant, and apparently obscure to you.

Lanny Budd: Altourus: CygnusDarius: MATT DAMON!.

Done in one

Done in one what? The association of Matt Damon with a headline referencing Jason Bourne is not clever. It is the inverse of obscure.

"Matt Damon!" not being obscure aside, it's still not funny.

hockeyfarker: "Matt Damon!" not being obscure aside, it's still not funny.

That's because you did it wrong.

hockeyfarker: "Matt Damon!" not being obscure aside, it's still not funny.

All caps it.
That bring the funnah.

things yelled are funnier than things not yelled, just ask Sam Kinison.

hockeyfarker: "Matt Damon!" not being obscure aside, it's still not funny.

Yeah, but try it with marionettes, and it'll kill with the grade-schoolers.

buckler: gshepnyc: What is it with these people and not seeing the difference between fictional worlds and real ones? We had Scalia and others using "24" as a reference to support a point he was making. There were other ones too that I can't think of at the moment. Of course, a large number of some of the same people think a pampered actor playing a cowboy in a movie = that guy is a real cowboy, too.

(See REAGAN, RONALD)

Yes, that was the joke.

We have a turd in the punchbowl. I repeat, we have a turd in the punchbowl!

Sticky Hands: hockeyfarker: "Matt Damon!" not being obscure aside, it's still not funny.

All caps it.
That bring the funnah.

things yelled are funnier than things not yelled, just ask Sam Kinison.

Its a quote from Team America World police, Matt Damon could only yell "MATT DAMON" whenever prompted for anything.

Sticky Hands: things yelled are funnier than things not yelled, just ask Sam Kinison.

Sure! Got a shovel and a mad scientist or two?

Altourus: Its a quote from Team America World police, Matt Damon could only yell "MATT DAMON" whenever prompted for anything.

that's not true.

sometimes he just said "Matt Damon Matt Damon" in a normal conversational voice.

And that WASN'T FUNNY EITHER

/caps lock for lulz!