Moe Lane

That movie was simply made of awesome.

pic.twitter.com/G50wMirI6A

— Anna Marquardt (@ajlobster) July 23, 2014

Seriously, if Ghostbusters was the only thing to survive of Harold Ramis’s body of work, it’d be enough.

This is still the best encapsulation of the online showdown over the Hobby Lobby decision that I’ve seen:

"Get your politics out of my bedroom!" "Not a problem. I'm just going to grab my wallet before I leave." "The wallet stays, bigot."

— Sean Davis (@seanmdav) June 30, 2014

…I’m not even sure if the Online Left truly groks the weird rhetorical place that they’ve ended up in, there.

…Wow, that was cool.

If you want to smile, you should just go right ahead and watch this OK Go video right now. Go on. https://t.co/vxVdkpMmb7

— Brian Faughnan (@BrianFaughnan) June 20, 2014

Writing’s on the Wall, OK Go

Barack Obama would up five points in the polls if he’d just show up for things on time, by the way. Anyway:

Not sure a statement before cameras about Iraq should be done in front of a helicopter. pic.twitter.com/2ON3Re6z16

— J.P. Freire (@JPFreire) June 13, 2014

Ayup.

Here’s a funny thing about front-runners: they don’t always pan out.

Alex Wagner: Clintons are the future of the Dem party – & vindictive! What a pitch. RNC writing the talkers? https://t.co/ybMXmiiQtZ

— Brian Faughnan (@BrianFaughnan) May 8, 2014

Especially on the Democratic side.  As Hillary Clinton probably noticed in 2008.

Admit it.  You’d watch that.

“Town Fears Beached Whale Will Explode.” The only thing Town fears is that it won’t be ready to get an Instagram video of the giant fatbomb.

— Molly (@flmolly) May 1, 2014

I mean, don’t get me wrong. We got a bunch of guys out there with citizenship papers who are also trying their best to topple the US of A. I’m all for capturing them – then hanging them for treason – but if one of them (while on foreign soil) absorbs a lethal dose of kinetic energy via a drone strike then I’m not going to lose much sleep over it.

But damn.

Hard. Core. pic.twitter.com/Ea57XZx2Iu

— Ben Howe (@BenHowe) April 22, 2014

(more…)

I dunno why, even. It’d… just be riveting television, somehow.

I'd watch. RT @rob13758: pic.twitter.com/ebkFMn3o4S

— Clay Travis (@ClayTravisBGID) April 8, 2014

Yeah, this is kind of weird.

Shouldn't…shouldn't Kanye be in the mirror? pic.twitter.com/ufjPLz5sFQ

— Katherine Miller (@katherinemiller) March 24, 2014

I’m sure that there’s an angle/Photoshop explanation, though.  Or, sure, vampires. Everybody kind of wants it to be vampires, apparently.

Via @snarkandboobs.

Some day, the Democrats will internalize that we live in a Google/Youtube culture now.

So about that… pic.twitter.com/2EzuMB8JBB

— Dan McLaughlin (@baseballcrank) February 13, 2014

Some day.

You know what’s worse than a bad law? A bad law that gets enforced capriciously.

It’s…the…law? pic.twitter.com/qg9iTYT1JJ

— Slublog (@Slublog) February 11, 2014

How the heck do you trust the Democratic party leadership on this, at this point? How can you trust the Democratic party leadership? – I mean, it used to be, you could sup with the Devil if you had a long enough spoon. Now… you just can’t expect that any deal will be honored.

This isn’t despair, by the way. This is exasperation. And a mental note to just assume that the Democratic party is run by spoiled children.

Moe Lane

I mean, it’s a very good line, but… I don’t know.  Maybe I need more coffee.

GOP Rep: 'This Administration Seems to Have Done for Deception What Stonehenge Has Done for Rocks' http://t.co/nSyDna3tPq via @BreitbartNews

— Ed Driscoll (@EdDriscoll) December 24, 2013