Russia, Stop It; We Aren’t Impressed (And Other Peeps Who Ruined Our Fun)

August 15, 2008     Posted in HaHa, News

putin.jpgSo who gave Russia permission to be the biggest buzzkill ever?

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If you haven’t heard, Russia decided to go wave their giant international schlong around in the Georgian region of South Ossetia last week. And then, since Georgia’s military consists of two tanks and a three-legged dog, they decided to just run all over the damn place – go for the gold, perhaps. Oh, hey, how topical.

Russia, what gives? Were you thinking that everyone was too enthralled with the Olympics to notice? We’re not blind, Russia. We see you over there. Mr. “I’m only the Prime Minister” Putin, wipe that snide smile off your face, you’re not fooling anyone. We are ready for swift, decisive action. It’s not like we’re too busy chumming it up with the women’s volleyball team or anything.

Russia, really, we’re sorry you haven’t had a bona fide invasion in sixty-odd years. We know your country is huge and hard to invade. We know you just want to sit in your snow palaces and chortle heartily as the fascist armies starve to death on the tundra. But could you at least have waited until the world-wide quadrennial moment of community was over? Man, we really had some spirit going on.

Couldn’t the one-sided massacre of civillians in a thinly veiled land grab along with grotesque human rights violations have waited at least until after the BMX competition? Maybe?

Not like anyone’s surprised, of course. Government people have a pretty terrible record of ruining the fun of decent, normal human beings. Let’s have a look back at some of their more belligerent moments:

- The upcoming Democratic convention

I love politics: the back-and-forth verbal fencing, the earnest campaign volunteers with bake sales, the YouTube dance remixes of embarassing gaffes. It’s all so invigorating! And I love huge mobs of people all standing around in the same place — that’s just a fun thing, right? So the Democratic convention should really be a nonstop festival of fun and games.

Except that someone couldn’t keep it in his pants for five minutee, and so now we’ll all have to worry about these domestic issues. Can’t we just have a stress-free convention for once? Last time, it was “damnit! why did we choose such a creepy, bland old man to run for the White House”; now it’s “damnit! I just can’t concentrate on the forces of change that are sweeping the country — I need to know where else Edwards’ dick has been!”

- The 1936 Summer Olympics

These aren’t the only Olympics that stupid jerks have managed to screw up. You know who opened the 1936 Summer Olympics? Adolf Hitler, better known as the worst guy ever. I don’t know who thought it’d be a good idea to invite that cranky douchebag, especially when we had so many awesome people like Jesse Owens showing up (giving racism the “knock-out punch” All right!) Like, can you imagine being there, watching the Olympics on your hand-crank TV, and going “Wait, what? Who? Is that…?” Yeah. I know. It is.

- The Cold War

This is really inexcusable. While most of us were trying to have the Sixties (and Seventies, and Eighties…), a bunch of old guys who like making up acronyms thought it would be funny if we all just trembled in fear of apocalyptic firestorms that would explode out of our toilets. It wasn’t funny, old guys, though I understand how frustrating it must be not to be getting any in the age of Free Love. Big props to the folks at NORAD, though, for keeping tabs on Santa Claus; if only we’d spent the rest of our national defense budget on jolly fat toymakers, maybe we could have played Scrabble with the Viet Cong instead of shooting at them. Oh, well.

- The Dinosaurs

Damnit! Dinosaurs make the worst decisions. You know what I bet? I bet the mass extinction of the coolest creatures ever to tread this earth had nothing to do with a meteor or climate change or volcanic eruptions. I bet the Dinosaur Council of Dinosaurs ended up passing some bill that was like “Hey, let’s all go stop eating food and see what happens”. I bet that’s exactly what they did, because the Dinosaur Council had no foresight, and then they went extinct and now we will never see a Tyrannosaurus Rex in downtown NYC during rush hour. I hate the stupid Dinosaur Council!

12 Comments on "Russia, Stop It; We Aren’t Impressed (And Other Peeps Who Ruined Our Fun)"
  1. Mary says:
    Fri, 15th Aug 20082:35 pm 

    i wish georgia would just be left alone! the people of the country have worked so hard to make progress and become an independent nation and russia keeps screwing around with them! the citizens of georgia are some of the most kind, intelligent, and spirited people i have ever met, and i hate to see them be oppressed like this. it makes me sick.

  2. gary says:
    Fri, 15th Aug 20086:34 pm 

    I think you sholdnt just follow the mainstream media cuz all first hand accounts are showing that it is georgia that has started this conflict and are the aggressor this interview from fox news tells part of the story but you have to look at both sides before you call putin and the russians unprovoked bullys

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  3. Engineer says:
    Fri, 15th Aug 20089:23 pm 

    Do not blame the Dinosaur Council. It made some good decisions during its 30,000 year rule. For example deciding to creating an alternative energy source called oil for future generations. Now that is foresight.

  4. Heather says:
    Fri, 15th Aug 20089:27 pm 

    regardless of who started the situation between georgia and russia, there is never an excuse for bombing innocent civilians. not now, not ever.

  5. ela says:
    Sat, 16th Aug 20086:53 am 

    if there’s no excuse for bombing civilians then why did america bomb serbia and kill thousands of men women and children in the 90s?

  6. arie says:
    Sat, 16th Aug 200810:35 am 

    I would actually add the 2008 Summer Olympics, as well. China? Really? Good call, guys. Well played.

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  8. Jeff says:
    Mon, 18th Aug 20088:27 am 

    The Hitler thing thats because the 1936 olympics were in Berlin and thats why he opened it and he tryed using it as a platform to show that white power but he failed and thank god for that

  9. Kyle says:
    Mon, 18th Aug 20083:48 pm 

    From what I've been hearing and seeing (including first-hand accounts), Georgia is the country bombing innocent civilians in South Ossetia, which happens to be in Georgia but populated primarily by Russian-passport holders.

    Russia stepped in to defend their citizens. That is my understanding thanks to not paying attention to Fox News or CNN but rather talking to people with relatives in South Ossetia.

  10. Delicious Clams says:
    Sat, 23rd Aug 20081:16 pm 

    Way to look stupid by getting your news from FAUX NEWS.

    Learn to do your own fucking research, and you'll learn all about this little thing called…oh jeez, what was the word..? Oh yeah, PROPAGANDA.

    Oh a side note, I'd love for Putin to invade me with his gigantic international schlong.

  11. Kevin says:
    Sun, 24th Aug 20088:57 am 

    It's not just Fox, seriously. I'm no conservative, but the American media coverage of the S. Ossetia conflict has been simply ridiculous. Yes, it's never good to bomb civilians (or anyone, for that matter), so I'm not saying Russia is in the right, per se, but it is completely unfair to portray this as "Big mean Russia stomping on poor innocent Georgia". Georgia was trying to assert its authority forcefully over an area that does not consider itself Georgian, and has held de facto independence for over 15 years. Both sides must share some blame in this, but the media seems to think that the "new Cold War" interpretation brings higher ratings.

  12. Brittney says:
    Mon, 25th Aug 20081:10 pm 

    This article makes no sense whatsoever. Is it political or just something funny?

    My mom can make better arguments when she's on Ambien.

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