Wednesday, August 06, 2008

McCain at Sturgis, Revisited

So… about McCain going to Sturgis and telling the assembled multitudes that he suggested Cindy (his wife…see yesterday’s post, just below) should enter the “Miss Buffalo Chip” contest… to the roaring (heh) approval of all those Harley Dudes. Bad move, John. In so doing you’ve lost the rabid feminist vote, as if (a) you ever had it, to begin with and (b) you even give a shit. As for me, I rarely frequent the “feminist” blogs; I get enough male-bashing watching Lowe’s ads and such. (I have one particular commercial in mind: the one where the Doofus Dad sez…after getting a new roof and fence at his Dear Wife’s urging… “Well, now the house is done!” At which point All-Knowing Mom and Insufferable Little Eight-Year-Old Daughter both cross their arms over their respective chests and give Ol’ Doofus The Look, and Dad sez “Except for the back-yard!” whereupon we cut to a thousand-dollar-plus playset being installed by the Friendly Lowe’s Installers. That ad. Now ask me if I’ll EVER set foot in a Lowe’s. Go on… ask. I dare ya.) (Digression!a la Tevye.)

But… back to the “we don’t need no steenkin’ penis” crowd… Here’s Megan Carpentier at Jezebel, for starters:

He didn't do it just because she's pretty or has an enviable body for a 54-year-old woman or because he's proud of his wife's brand of socialite beauty. He did it to pander to the crowd's idea of appropriate masculinity, and that apparently includes over-sexualizing your wife and the mother of your children for the amusement of a few people in a crowd. McCain offered up the thought of his wife objectifying herself for the sexual gratification of others (at his suggestion) in order to get a couple of chuckles, inspire some male fantasy and make a few "friends." Fun!

Oooh. Ignominy! “Take my wife… for your sexual gratification!” Yeahrightsure. That was exactly what was on McCain’s mind, I’m sure. And then there’s this:

All I’m saying is that if Barack Obama had gone to an event with 20,000 people wasting gas to talk about energy and said that his wife should have simulated sucking a banana dick between another woman’s legs, this race would be fucking over.

I cannot imagine BHO at Sturgis or anyplace like it, ever. I mean, Hell, the man can hardly bowl, let alone ride. But…Yep. We’ll outlaw “wasting gas” for recreational purposes and ALL related activities (including Fake Orgasm contests) once BHO is crowned. Just you wait. Finally:

That John McCain really is a “man of the people,” which is why he went out to the Sturgis biker rally in South Dakota yesterday to praise the slobs for their slavish dependence on Muslim Arab petroleum. “This is my first time here,” McCain told the crowd of fat, tattooed motorcycle fetishists from the suburbs, “but I recognize that sound. It’s the sound of freedom.” The sound, actually, was just these people revving their foreign-oil powered bikes for no reason at all beyond a childlike delight in destroying everybody else’s peace and quiet. Oh, and then McCain offered Cindy to the motorcyclists, in a nod to the old Hells Angels’ tradition of letting everybody bang your old lady.

There’s a “beauty contest” of sorts held each summer at the Sturgis rally. And it’s just the kind of honor you’d want to see your wife achieve, if you’re the kind of repulsive old misogynist who calls your wife “trollop” and “c**t.”

Ah, I get it now. It’s bikers that are the problem, what with our child-like delight in destroying everyone else’s peace and quiet while sucking up vast quantities of fossil fuels (at 50 mpg and over). When we’re not banging each other’s Ol’ Ladies, of course.

Oh, well. This lil tempest in a teapot is done now. Can we move on to the next outrage, please?

(Image credit: Black Hills Travel Blog)

9 comments:

  1. People, who complain about other people who take their vacations on motorcycles that get better gas mileage than most cars, are just looking for something to be upset about – which is typical for Libs. I can tell you for sure that the bikers in Red River on Memorial Weekend spend enough money at the bars alone to pay the rent for the rest of the year. They fill up the hotels and lodges and campgrounds. They spend their money at the restaurants and other tourist things – all of which is good for the economy. A friend who owned a restaurant in RR said that he loved the bikers who came on Memorial Weekend because bikers “only brought their woman and their wallet” when they came to town.

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  2. A very large number of those "Slobs" are doctors, Lawyers, businessmen and others of measure who just happen to like motorcycles. Buck and I both ride and we are not "Slobs". At least I know Buck is not.

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  3. Buck being a fat slob of a biker. LOL! One wouldn't think ANY of these things by looking at him (especially the fat thing. LOL!). There are many bikers who don't "dress the part" full time, anyway. Obviously something the far left doesn't realize. Apparently there are certain groups in which the far left won't have anything to do with, therefore know nothing about. But I know I'm not telling you anything you don't already know. I'm just extremely annoyed about this perception (and I can't believe my mother and stepfather will actually probably vote for the Obamanation! Which, btw, they don't think it's funny when I say his name like that).

    As for him offering his wife for the beauty contest: if MY husband did that, I would glow from ear to ear. Ain't a thing wrong with beauty contests.

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  4. Lou: Your restaurant-owning friend hit the nail on the head, and that's exactly why events like Daytona and Sturgis still exist. Yeah, there's more than a lil bit of Hell-raising that goes on, but it's good-natured Hell-raising, for the most part.

    Dan sez: Buck and I both ride and we are not "Slobs". At least I know Buck is not.

    Are you SURE about that last, Dan? ;-)

    Jenny: How about "skinny biker slob?" Does that work? ;-)

    re: your Mom and step-father... Aiiiieee! Have you had any extended sorts of conversations with them? Do you know why they're voting for BHO? I mean... other than "hopenchange"...

    re: Ain't a thing wrong with beauty contests.

    Ummm, maybe. The Miss Buffalo Chip blow-out is legendary for its debauchery, as noted in the stuff I linked. I'd have to think about offering up My Beloved for that one, myownself. No... it's NOT a double-standard, even though it looks that way. It's simple self-preservation. As a real "light-assed" kinda guy, I have to be a bit prudent about defending any woman's honor against big-assed, drunken guys who might get a lil bit "out of control." And that's it... period, end of report.

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  5. Unfortunately there are many people who just don't grasp the concept of freedom. As if to say you are free to think and speak as you choose, as long as it fits my view of things, and if it doesn't, than I'll mock you. I believe that there is no such thing as a pure liberal or conservative. I am a very conservative person by nature but liberal about some things. For example, I appreciate the ACLU but don't agree with all they do, nor do I always agree with the Judges who decide the cases the ACLU bring forth. The idea of following lockstep with a party line is unacceptable to me. I guess that makes me a conservoliberal republicrat. O yea, I've seen pictures of the lovely Mrs. McCain and I'd like to be the first to volunteer to judge that contest...Oh OH my bride is looking over my shoulder. I'm in a jam...

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  6. Dan sez: Unfortunately there are many people who just don't grasp the concept of freedom. As if to say you are free to think and speak as you choose, as long as it fits my view of things, and if it doesn't, than I'll mock you.

    Which is why I USED to be a liberal. Like you, Dan, I'm liberal on a lot of things, but conservative when it comes to the issues that threaten our culture and very lives. And like you, I used to be a a card-carrying member of the ACLU... until the org became over-run with moonbats. They're SO wrong, on SO many things these days that I cannot, in good conscience, support them any longer.

    Oh OH my bride is looking over my shoulder. I'm in a jam...

    I hope you're still alive to read this... ;-)

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  7. If I thought I would look good in a leather halter top and maybe some chaps riding on the back of a motorcycle, I'd be there in a heart beat. Jenny and I could enter a beauty contest.

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  8. Hey! I can picture you in leather halter top and chaps! Easy! ;-)

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