Friday, November 14, 2008

 

Supreme Court rules 5-4 against Hayden Panettiere

I've never watched "Heroes," but that hasn't stopped me from hating Hayden Panettiere.  First off, "Heroes" looks like a dumb show, and second, this dumb bitch was annoying me before she could vote.  About a year ago, Hayden decided to get together with her whale-saving friends to make a failed attempt at disrupting a traditional Japanese long-pole dolphin hunt.  LL Cool Jew's "low-simmer distaste...overboiled into full-fledged disgust" at this incident to the point that she actually took a moment to douchebag her.  I proceeded to get even more irritated with her when she decided to open up her dicksucking hole during the democratic primaries and declare her allegiance for whichever candidate loves the whales.  That irritation grew into a heartfelt deathwish once she started trashing my ancestral homeland.  Now, Hayden has managed to piss off an even more august body of critics than myself and LL Cool Jew.  Specifically, she has gotten on the bad side of these respectable titans of constitutional justice:


Yes, the other day, the United States Supreme Court ruled 5-4 against Hayden Panettiere.  Okay, so of COURSE David Souter and Ruth Bader Ginsburg dissented entirely, but I can't trust a bitch who wears a doily around her neck anyway.  And okay, FINE, they weren't exactly ruling against Hayden Panettiere so much as the Greenpeace hippie types trying to stop the Navy from playing with their underwater sonar equipment, but they basically said a big "fuck you" to echolocating whales off the coast of southern California.  Assuming that Hayden's dumb ass decides to put down her elderly Japanese fisherman-disrupting surfboard and pick up a newspaper, she might recognize that it's not just a handful of rural folk from other cultures wreaking havoc on her beloved whales.  It's the entire United States Navy, and her precious cetaceans aren't going to get in the way of the War on Terror.

Of course, Hayden is probably too busy showing off her coochie-cutter boxer briefs to Ellen Degeneres (adding further credence to LL Cool Jew's prophecy that Hayden's whale-loving ways doesn't mean she doesn't have a seat saved at the sushi bar, if you get my drift-net) to pay attention to the Supreme Court's decision that national security is more important than whales jabbering at each other in their John Tesh instrumental-esque language.  I'm sure, however, once she realizes that our highest judicial body gave the finger to terrorist whalesong, she'll trade in those Ellen granny panties and taped-up strapless sweetheart top for an ugly sweatshirt demanding that everyone boycott the Navy along with Japanese, Norwegian, and Icelandic exports.



Therefore, before she catches on, I'm going to enjoy my last few remaining days of gloating-over-Hayden-Panettiere sentiment with a nice dolphin-unfriendly tuna melt.  It's both a celebration of the Supreme Court owning her bitch ass and a salute to her latent lesbianism.  Here's to you, Hayden...or as my whale-devouring Norwegian relatives would say, "Skoal!"

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Comments:
I love your blog and all Razzy, but man, you have some sketchy taste in television. I don't watch Heroes, but if it came down to that, or a show like America's Next Top Model, you can bet your ass that I will watch Heroes with a big fuckin smile on my face.
 
An excellent post, Razzy. Even though my job has nothing to do with sonar, and I'm on the opposite coast from the allegedly injured marine mammals, I am a member of the Submarine Force. This reminds me that, by extension, I was victorious over Hayden Panetierre on Wednesday. This delights me to no end.
 
haha: "dicksucking hole."
 
God damn it! Why didn't we make you promise to do something humiliating and naked if McCain lost? You know, like that time when your sports team lost and you had to write something on your tits about it? That would have been so perfect.
 
Happy Birthday Razzy!
 
While the 30th anniversary of the Jonestown massacre is undoubtedly a black-crepe day to most Americans, in my house it's the polar opposite: a day to celebrate the birth of Puyallup's greatest contribution to both science and literature. Happy Birthday, Raz!
 
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