FMJRA Thursday, the "would it kill you guys to leave a comment" edition

All I want for Christmas are two comments from you. Yes, you. And you too. Thanks.

Edisto Joe has a somewhat longer list. Here's a good one — "That there's a power grid failure in Copenhagen this week." I think Santa will save that one for when Hugo Chavez gets the prize. C'mon, you know he's a shoo-in! He's got thousands of Russian missiles on order, too; they must be for some "peaceful" purpose, just like the Iranian nuclear program, right?

More luster off the Obama rose — Pundette tells us why the Norwegians want Santa to put coal in Barry's stocking. And she includes the best comedic irony quote evar! from Baghdad Bob, too.

In Barry's White House, the ACORN doesn't fall far from the tree.

The White House party crashers plan to plead the Fifth. Plus they went to the Hay Adams, drank a fifth, and walked out on the bill.

Just in time for Hanukkah TigerHawk brings us an inspiring Facebook Status of the Day. And Orrin Hatch wrote a song.

Beer, is there anything it can't do?

Bob Belvedere echoes many of my frustrations with parents who feel the need to uniquely spell their child's name.

Do you know why Switzerland has the lowest crime rate in the world?

The ACLU's annual War On Christmas might have to be curtailed this year. They lost a $20 million dollar donor. Oh, noes!

Grandpa John still managed to find an ACLU-approved Nativity display though.

In the same vein, would you believe that the Obamas almost didn't display the White House creche this year? Only a last-minute outcry from every living prior White House social secretary forced Desiree "Executive Privilege" Rogers to relent and put it in the Blue Room where it traditionally resides each Christmas.

Remember when all those Chrysler dealerships Barry closed during the auto industry bailout turned out to be owned by Republicans? They're in court now and the facts seem pretty airtight.

While you were out Christmas shopping, Congress raised the debt ceiling by $1.8 trillion dollars. That's Harry Reid's idea of chump change, and yes, we are the chumps.

The circus is coming to town!

When it comes to holiday gift-giving, The New York Times believe in "separate but equal". Who knew?

Did you know that Tiger Woods was on the cover of Golf Digest magazine this week?

Who's driving the ObamaCare pace car?

Finally, Fishersville Mike says we should blame the Vikings for Global Warming (no Lance, not those Vikings!)

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