Today I’m bringing you some footage from one of the White House Correspondents Association dinners. This is a time when the elite in Washington, D.C. hob-knob with the very reporters that are supposed to be keeping an eye on them. It’s supposed all be in good fun. Supposed to be.
I’m not laughing.
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Happy Halloween! If you’re anywhere near my age, then you have laughed at the antics of Don Knotts and the comedy duo of Abbott and Costello. I remember particularly well seeing two Halloween-styled comedies as a kid that made me roll on the floor. In tribute to these movies and today’s spooky-fun holiday, I searched out two rare pieces of film footage. The first is the actual trailer from ‘The Ghost and Mr. Chicken’ and the second is a blooper reel from ‘Abbott & Costello meet Frankenstein’.
Enjoy! 
Now for something completely different: here is the Rube Goldberg Machine. Mousetrap the Game has finally met its match.
(If only Congress worked this well.)
The irreverent atheist Pat Condell never ceases to amuse me with how he dissects Islam into all its bigoted parts. Thanks to Gates of Vienna for posting this latest of Condell’s videos, this one having to do with the upcoming farce called the Second Arab-European Dialogue on Human Rights and Terrorism. The point of the conference being imposed dhimmitude:
6 CommentsSaudi Arabia’s Human Rights Commission (HRC) will urge its counterparts in the European Union to ask their governments not to link terrorism to Islam and also to issue regulations to protect Muslims from prejudice and discrimination because of their faith.
The following article written by Abbey Fenbert, The fear of footbaths: It’s not exactly jihad, caught my eye this morning. The NYU student makes some pretty amusing statements. Well, amusing to me because I’m the jaded infidel, probably sad for most of you. Let’s have a look:
26 CommentsThe Muslims are coming. They have footbaths. RUN!!!
WSN’s Sept. 24 article, “Muslims lacking a place to cleanse,” pointed out that footbaths might be a better option than the Bobst sinks for Islamic students washing their feet in observance of Salah, the daily prayer ritual. This provoked passionate debate in the online article comments, with many readers posting responses best described as bat-shit crazy.
This is just the start of a wave of televised propaganda that you should come to expect. Cartoons are on the way for the kiddies, too. Learn to love the very thing that will destroy you.
FromThe Associated Press:
10 CommentsA group of Muslim worshippers were gathered for evening prayer inside the Islamic Center of Southern California when Moses Port and David Guarascio arrived.
“The fact that we’re here is bigger than anything we could have even hoped for,” said Guarascio, creator, along with Port, of the CW sitcom “Aliens in America.” “But being here seems to make sense, you know, appropriate.”
Poking fun at Islamofascism has now hit the musical stage. Report and sharp critique from Times Online and I’ve tossed in some videos:
2 CommentsThere are no fewer than 15 shows called Something: The Musical on this year’s Fringe, from Asbo to Orgasm, all doubtless in pursuit of this year’s new prize for music theatre. If there were a prize for poor taste, the creators of this show might have been hoping for a podium finish at least, though there is something else called “Cabaret Auschwitz” which would surely run them pretty close.
Thanks to Velvet Hammer for putting this in a place where I could “steal” it.
Mary Katharine Ham (you’ve probably seen her make guest appearances on O’Reilly) learns what you can and cannot flush in the United States of America.
And remember: 
I need to write to Townhall.com again and see if they’d like to add the Anvil to their blogroll…
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Careful what you wish for because you just might get it. With thanks to 1389 for planting the idea in my mind, I today bring a little humorous, yet at the same time serious graphic that I have not only added to my Boycott Islam graphics, but also into the Smilies usable here in the Anvil comments section.
Presenting the Flush a Koran smilie (sans an actual smilie) created by Yours Truly:
24×26 Flush a Koran. Copy this HTML for use in your email, web page or anywhere else HTML can go:
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“This is not a Goddamn video game!”
OK, at ease. Sit down, shutup and listen to what General George S. Patton has to say about Iraq and the Long War. The man is one of my heroes, and if you didn’t know that it’s only because you haven’t been reading enough of the Anvil — you’re lucky I don’t send the General over to your house right now to slap you around!!
Pay attention and click play (I only wish I’d created this; it’s that great).
I’m just in a surly mood this morning (probably because I haven’t had my coffee yet), so I think I’ll just post some things here to annoy Islamists.
I’m sure many of you remember the wahoo that was created back in April, 2006 on Comedy Central when ‘South Park’ creators intended to air an episode lampooning Muhammad. Comedy Central producers whimped out bigtime, of course, and no images of Muhammad were shown; tensions were still running high from the Cartoon Riots.
Here’s that clip:
Well, just because even a blogger like me needs an injection of levity as part of his day (to keep sane), I’ve taken extra steps and implemented some fun changes to the comments box. Now you can add quicktag edits with the click of a few buttons instead of having to manually type in code. I’ve wanted that functionality here on the Anvil for a long time and I finally hacked together some code to make it happen.
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