Joemala: Episode 212

by | Mar 6, 2024 | Joemala | 154 comments

 

“Nikki Haley is out,” Dr. Biden fumed. “Of course she is. Dumb little jeet cunt. And she said she was going to help us.”

“Unreliable browns,” Hunter said. “And she gives lazy head.”

“Hunter…” she began.

“What? It’s the truth! You’ve got to get in there and suck, suck like you’re trying to turn it inside out.”

“I have an erection,” Joe said suddenly.

“Super Tuesday was yesterday, Daddy,” Hunter said.

“What?” Joe demanded.

“You should be resting, dear,” Dr. Jill said. “I’m writing you a prescription for 20 hours of sleep.”

“You won big on Super Tuesday, Daddy,” Hunter said loudly. “You should be happy. You did great for someone running unopposed.”

“And this, this Nikki, she beat Trump?” Joe asked.

“He’s adorable when he tries to keep up,” Hunter said to Jill. She rolled up the magazine she was reading and hit him a few times with it.

“I feel nothing,” Hunter said. “I’ve got more Percocet in me than a Kentucky Derby winner.”

“Why am I getting messages from someone named ‘Cookie Monster?’” Joe asked, staring intently at the stapler in his hand.

“Cookies!” Jill growled in the Monster’s voice.

“Cookies!” Hunter grumbled. “Coooookies!” He pulled out a much-depleted Cracky and put him in his mouth and let him fall back out while going “NOM NOM NOM!”

“Cookies!” Finnegan said, walking in, her desexualizing sweater three sizes too big. “Coookies!”

“What is happening?!?” Joe cried. “What is happening?!?”

“Super Tuesday cooookies!” Dr. Jill said, miming throwing sweet, precious cookies at her face.

Joe stood, hunched, grimacing, and shuffled toward the bathroom, trying to raise his hands to his ears.

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154 Comments

  1. Spudalicious

    C is for Cookie!

    • juris imprudent

      Those one-word lead ins are usually more ominous.

    • db

      Good enough for me

  2. juris imprudent

    She rolled up the magazine she was reading and hit him a few times with it.

    As if Hunter was into puppy play.

  3. Derpetologist

    Spot the Not: Things Joe Biden Has Said About Hunter Biden in the Past

    1. We have a lot of bad judgment in my family.

    2. My son did nothing wrong.

    3. My son Hunter is the smartest, most honest man I know.

    4. My son, over 40, just joined the Navy to be sworn in.

    5. My son, like a lot of people at home, had a drug problem.

    6. He’s overtaking it. He’s fixed it. He’s worked on it. And I’m proud of him. I’m proud of my son.

    • whiz

      Without really knowing, I’ll pick #1 since I don’t see him admitting mistakes.

      • Sean

        #metoo

      • The Other Kevin

        Yes #1.

    • Lackadaisical

      #2?

      While the others make a good argument, #1 sounds like something he’d accidentally admit to/ try to humanize his clan.

    • Fatty Bolger

      Number 1.

      • Fatty Bolger

        Tough one, because he’s said it, just not that exact quote.

      • juris imprudent

        I don’t believe Joe ever said his family has a lot of bad judgement. He never speaks that kind of truth.

      • Toxteth O'Grady

        I thought 1 was the Not too, but see Newsweek article above.

      • juris imprudent

        Ah, as a joke line. Naturally. The asshole.

  4. Derpetologist

    “Goats are like mushrooms, because if you shoot a duck, I’m afraid of toasters” ~Joe Biden 2024

    OK, he didn’t really say that. But he might any day now.

    • OBJ FRANKELSON

      The only question is if he will use his creepy whisper or shouty old man voice when he does so.

      • Derpetologist

        I predict he will say the above in the form of whisper, shout, whisper.

      • Lackadaisical

        Nah, shout first, then whisper ‘I’m not afraid of roosters’.

      • Fatty Bolger
    • PieInTheSky

      you are fake news.

  5. The Late P Brooks

    Joe stood, hunched, grimacing, and shuffled toward the bathroom, trying to raise his hands to his ears.

    Final fading flickers of sentience?

    • WTF

      Sounds like the end of every “press conference” or media statement he’s done.

      • Lackadaisical

        Routines are the last thing to go with dementia.

  6. The Late P Brooks

    Who would have expected the Cookie Monster to be a government collaborateur? He sold us out for a few crumbs.

    • WTF

      The Biden Administration needs to rein in Big Cookie!

  7. Derpetologist

    ***
    An individual with dementia may experience mood swings or personality changes. They may become irritable, depressed, fearful, anxious, or more disinhibited. These symptoms may be early signs of dementia, along with loss of short-term memory, poor judgment, paranoia, and difficulty learning new information.
    ***

    ***
    Connaughton wrote that as a senator, Biden was an “egomaniacal autocrat … determined to manage his staff through fear.”
    ***

    CWAA

    • WTF

      My wife is an Occupational Therapist with over 25 years of experience working with geriatrics. She said 2 years ago that Biden was showing obvious signs of dementia, including not only his speech and reactions, but the way he moves.

      • Fourscore

        ” irritable, depressed, fearful, anxious, or more disinhibited.”

        Is that a problem?

      • Lackadaisical

        Call me crazy, but maybe we should start electing people who won’t be quite so likely to have medical issues?

      • The Other Kevin

        “Biden and his staff say he’s not displaying signs of dementia”

        Sounds a lot like, “We investigated ourselves and found no wrongdoing.”

      • Certified Public Asshat

        You should see him behind closed doors.

  8. Fourscore

    ““You should be resting, dear,” Dr. Jill said. “I’m writing you a prescription for 20 hours of sleep.”

    Does the good doctor do house calls? Does Nikki do house calls?

    /Things I need to know

    Thanks, SF, you never let us down

  9. R.J.

    This episode is almost adorable!

  10. The Late P Brooks

    Call me paranoid if you want

    Beloved “Sesame Street” figure Cookie Monster lashed out at companies hawking their food wares at the same price but with less actual product — a practice known as “shrinkflation.”

    “Me hate shrinkflation!” the “Sesame Street” character told his 626,000 fans on X, the platform that used to be known as Twitter, on Monday. “Me cookies are getting smaller.”

    It was a sentiment shared by the White House, which responded Monday, “C is for consumers getting ripped off.”

    And then President Joe Biden himself, speaking at a White House event Tuesday, embraced his cookie-loving blue pal and called out aggressive, profit-driven food companies.

    “I’ll tell you what, I tell you who did notice, Cookie Monster. He pointed out cookies, or his cookies are getting smaller, paying the same price,” Biden said. “I was stunned when I found out that’s what actually happened.”

    I think this whole thing might have been staged for the press.

    • The Other Kevin

      He didn’t just happen to be driving by Sesame Street?

      • Nephilium

        So between Cookie Monster and Biden, who’s the bigger mpuppet?

    • Fourscore

      Both the Cookie Guy and the the other one, this Joe person, are a little behind the curve. Glibs have been on this for a couple years or more.

    • Not Adahn

      We’ve got Elmo and Cookie Monster helping out Biden. Why does the CPB exist, again?

    • Fatty Bolger

      Imagine how stunned he’d be if more people understood why that happened.

  11. The Late P Brooks

    Joe has an excuse. It’s not like he does his own grocery shopping.

  12. Derpetologist

    ***
    …staring intently at the stapler in his hand.
    ***

    visual aid

  13. hayeksplosives

    “I’ve got more Percocet in me than a Kentucky Derby winner.”

    Snort.

    • JaimeRoberto (carnitas/spicy salsa)

      Snort, swallow, smoke, inject. Hunter has probably done it all.

  14. The Late P Brooks

    Speaking of shrinkonomics, Joe could bring down the price of a tank of gas by having the NHTSA require automobile fuel tanks no bigger than 5 gallons. That would have the corollary effect of leveling the playing field, range-wise, with EVs.

    • The Other Kevin

      “The price of a tank of gas went way down!”

      I think you have a future in politics.

      • Lackadaisical

        I’m really curious how that works.. How can software stop me from filling the tank all the way?

      • Sensei

        The car fuel pump stops pumping when there is still fuel in the tank. It’s an artificial limit.

        So when the level on the float outputs X Volts it shows zero on the gas gauge and stops the fuel pump / ECM from activating the ICE in CA.

        At the same X voltage from the fuel level sender in Europe its shows 25% on the gas gauge and you keep pumping fuel or allowing the ECM to run the ICE.

        The first time you filled the tank from empty in either CA or the EU it’s going to take 2.4 gallons.

      • Lackadaisical

        That’s evil, even if it is only a $1.60 wasted, or maybe $2.50 in California.

      • prolefeed

        IIRC, modern fuel pumps are cooled by the gasoline in the tank. If you run the tank completely dry, you can wreck the pump.

        Seems more like a prudent engineering decision.

      • Fatty Bolger

        Who the fuck would even want one of those?

      • kinnath

        Urban commuter. Cramped European cities. They have “main” roads that look like alleys.

      • Tres Cool

        I was just in Philly, speaking of narrow streets.
        I have no idea how truck drivers manage to maneuver through that.

      • Sean

        Yeah. Occasionally we have issues.

      • Tres Cool

        When I was at the plant in Camden, I was walking behind it literally on the shores of the Delaware.
        I looked down and saw…..a coconut had washed up. Ideas ?

      • Compelled Speechless

        Obviously a swallow carried it by the husk.

      • Sensei

        It’s not a question of where he grips it! It’s a simple question of weight ratios! A five ounce bird could not carry a one pound coconut.

  15. Swiss Servator

    “her desexualizing sweater three sizes too big”

    Anti-Hunter wear?

  16. PieInTheSky

    “I’ve got more Percocet in me than a Kentucky Derby winner.” – hei no making light of animal abuse

    • SugarFree

      We used to ride Romanians around town until you all got all uppity about it.

      • OBJ FRANKELSON

        Only if you couldn’t afford a strapping Irishman.

      • Tres Cool

        I need a drink. I read “Romanian” but in my mind it registered as “Romulan”.

  17. Not Adahn

    Puppeteer Frank Oz, an early collaborator with Jim Henson, didn’t endorse “shrinkflation” Tuesday, but he was outraged that his Cookie Monster character would even wade into such weighty issues.

    “I’m shocked to see a news article on Cookie Monster talking about ‘shrinkflation,’” Oz wrote on X.

    He said Henson, who died in 1990, would never have supported “Sesame Street” characters’ taking such public stances because they “need to live in their own pure world. Not our world.”

    “What has happened to the integrity of the character and the integrity of Sesame Workshop?” Oz added.

    To be fair, when they made Cookie Monster subsist mainly on broccoli, that character ceased to be Cookie Monster. And when Sesame Street got sold to the same company that made The Sopranos and Game of Thrones, it’s a little late to be talking about integrity.

      • Toxteth O'Grady

        That’s great, plus the other one in the sidebar.

  18. PieInTheSky

    Iranian authorities have confiscated the American cargo of an oil tanker seized last year after US-led sanctions prevented the entry of medication into the Islamic republic, the judiciary said Wednesday.

    The Marshall Islands-flagged Advantage Sweet was seized in April 2023 while sailing in the Gulf of Oman, a key route for the oil industry.

    The vessel, chartered by Chevron Corp, had picked up oil from Kuwait and was bound for Texas before it was seized, an Advantage Tankers spokesperson said at the time.

    The Iranian judiciary’s Mizan Online website on Wednesday said a Tehran court “ordered the seizure of the American oil cargo on Advantage Sweet”, with the cargo’s value said to be worth more than $50 million.

    https://www.barrons.com/news/iran-seizes-us-cargo-on-oil-tanker-over-sanctions-judiciary-b68825e6

    it is god to go properly through the court system for this sort of thing

    • UnCivilServant

      I’m sure the Iranian Court said it was A-Okay.

      • Tres Cool

        in’shallah

    • Contrarian P

      Didn’t we seize some yachts and a plane in similar ways? Maybe I’m confused as to the difference.

      • UnCivilServant

        When we do it, we’re sequestering the assets of dangerous foreign agents.

        When they do it, it’s piracy.

      • Lackadaisical

        They at least went to court?

    • SugarFree

      Joe only knows Samoa as a cookie.

    • Dr. Fronkensteen

      “It’s super important that the next president of the United States be someone who really understands young people,” Palmer said.

      Biden does understand molests young people, whatever.

    • The Other Kevin

      Somewhere on Twitter someone was slam dunking because Biden won one of the states with 90% yesterday. He’s the incumbent, but still that many people from his own party thought it was worth getting off the couch to vote against him. That’s not a good thing if you’re Biden.

    • R.J.

      First paragraph should have stated that the loss was 54 to 44 votes. The reporter couldn’t be bothered and instead editorialized by saying it was “inconsequential.”

  19. Not Adahn

    I have questions:

    https://theathletic.com/5318294/2024/03/05/iditarod-musher-kills-moose-race/

    Such as — what handgun does one use for moose? Do dogs like moose meat? Does it make good trail rations for them? Is the musher allowed to take any of it with them, or would the weight be too much? Do sled dog packs fight amongst themselves over food, or could you get away with tossing a single hunk out there for them and let them eat in order?

    • Dr. Fronkensteen

      The .88 magnum.

      • Not Adahn

        I thought that was primarily for shooting through schools?

      • Drake

        Heh

      • Drake

        It shoots through schools.

    • R.J.

      I don’t know why they pulled it. It fits in fine with their other commie reporting.

    • Toxteth O'Grady

      (authoress; sorry)

      • Not Adahn

        I was using the patronizing diminutive.

      • Toxteth O'Grady

        Occurred to me.

  20. The Late P Brooks

    what handgun does one use for moose?

    A big one.

    Without having read anything but headlines, I wonder if the moose attacked the dogs. They tend to be quite irritable.

    • Derpetologist

      ***
      On 10 May, 1953, Bella Twin was hunting small game with her partner, Dave Auger, along an oil exploration cutline south of Slave Lake, in Alberta, Canada. She was 63 years old.

      They saw a large grizzly bear coming toward them. Wishing to avoid an encounter, they hid off the side of the cut.

      But the bear kept coming closer and closer. The bear got so close that Bella Twin thought it less risky to shoot the bear than to not shoot it. It was probably only a few yards away. Some accounts say 30 feet. Perhaps she saw it stop and start to sniff, as if it had caught their scent. We may never know.

      She shot at the side of the bears head. Knowing animal anatomy very well (she was an experienced trapper, and had skinned hundreds, perhaps thousands of animals) she knew exactly where to aim to penetrate the skull at its weakest point.

      She shot, the bear dropped. It was huge. She went to the bear and fired the rest of the .22 long cartridges that she had, loading the single shot rifle repeatedly, to “pay the insurance” as Peter Hathaway Capstick said. She made sure the bear was dead, and not just stunned. My father taught me the same lesson when I was 13.

      Here is a picture of the bear’s skull and the .22 caliber holes in the left side.
      ***

      https://www.ammoland.com/2017/06/bella-twin-the-22-used-to-take-the-1953-world-record-grizzly-and-more/#axzz8TijkOo2c

      The reincarnation of Annie Oakley? Oh yeah, it was a bolt-action rifle too.

      • Derpetologist

        Should have read the article more carefully. First shot killed it. Even so, incredible marksmanship under pressure.

      • R.J.

        Did you see how janky the .22 was? She was probably the only person who could shoot the rifle.

    • pistoffnick

      They tend to be quite irritable.

      Did your sister get bit by one?

  21. kinnath

    Going underground on a top secret mission. Maintaining radio silence. Will be back in a week and a half or so.

    • R.J.

      Good fortune to you sir.

      • kinnath

        Thanks

      • Tres Cool

        Good luck. We’re all counting on you.

  22. Brochettaward

    The tide of wokeness has officially broken. People will be coming out of the woodwork to say they opposed it the entire time. Things will be memoryholed and people will ask us to forgive and forget just like after covid.

    There’s still a lot of shit in the pipeline coming out still from Hollywood and other institutions that can’t change course fast enough. But tat’s the floodwaters receding.

    • R.J.

      I sincerely hope so. It is a horrible spectre. I think we have a long way to go to stamp it out completely.

      • Sean

        I’ll get my boots.

    • Lackadaisical

      What makes you say that?

      • Brochettaward

        There’s a lot more open criticism of it and the corporations along with people who would deliberately miss the point before jumping on the bandwagon.

        The shit is bombing one shitty product after another.

      • Not Adahn

        Eh, it might go dormant for a while, like it did in the ’90s. That time, PC culture (as wokeness was called back then) had a pretty obvious killer event — the Clinton/Lewinski scandal which happened during the Dworkin-era “sex between individuals with a power differential is rape” (see also the movie Disclosure).

        Did the Bud Light boycott have the effect of disfavoring wokeness now? While woke product failures had been happening well before that, those were always being written off as caused by other deficiencies/audience blaming. Trann Fluid is the first time I remember “we are not buying this because you are woke” being explicit.

        But it’ll be back. Victimhood is too yummy.

      • Nephilium

        I would look more towards the movie and television bombs that keep being released as the sign that woke isn’t selling anymore. There’s only so many times you can say that the only reason comic fans aren’t showing up is because their racist sexists who are somehow perfectly fine with characters such as Storm, Miles Morales, Colossus, etc…

  23. bacon-magic

    Sesame Street was a psyop. – Mexican SharpShooter

    • mexican sharpshooter

      According to Dave Chapelle, they put a pimp, a Vietnam Vet, a junkie, and whatever Snufaluffagus was supposed to be on TV.

      For children. Its a psyop.

      • Toxteth O'Grady

        “Hiiii, Berrrrt.”

      • bacon-magic

        Dave Chapelle is a national treasure.

      • bacon-magic

        Snuffy represented a heroin addict.

      • mexican sharpshooter

        The entire cast was on drugs.

      • Nephilium

        When I was a kid, Snuffleupagus was Big Bird’s imaginary friend. AND IT WAS FINE!

  24. The Late P Brooks

    Apparently Road and Track yanked this from their website fairly soon after publication.

    Hacking my way through it. Seems like a better fit for Vanity Fair.

    • JaimeRoberto (carnitas/spicy salsa)

      Given the amount of “me, me, me…I, I, I” in that article, vanity is right.

  25. creech

    Odds are, unfortunately, that the assessment on Joe’s state of the union speech will be called “a tour d’force”, “a marvelous repudiation of extreme Trumpism”, “a clarion call to save democracy”, “sure to cement his presidency as one of the greatest in history” by all the most responsible media.

    • JaimeRoberto (carnitas/spicy salsa)

      The articles are probably already written.

      • juris imprudent

        Which would make it awesome for him to have an aneurysm right at the end.

  26. The Late P Brooks

    Odds are, unfortunately, that the assessment on Joe’s state of the union speech will be called “a tour d’force”, “a marvelous repudiation of extreme Trumpism”, “a clarion call to save democracy”, “sure to cement his presidency as one of the greatest in history” by all the most responsible media.

    His selfless devotion to public service is an inspiration to us all.

  27. The Late P Brooks

    I finished slogging through that R&T article. I think I need a nap.

    • Sean

      I don’t know how you did it. I tapped out quickly.

    • mikey

      Good line from the article – yeah, the whole thing was a bit much.
      “ people who did the softer drugs in college and like beer that tastes like pine needles.”

    • R.J.

      This confuses me.

      • Not Adahn

        Seems less confused than David French.

      • Brochettaward

        DIPLOMATIC IMMUNITY

        He saw it in Lethal Weapon.

  28. mexican sharpshooter

    “Cookies!” Finnegan said, walking in, her desexualizing sweater three sizes too big. “Coookies!”

    I’m rather happy this is the style today, and that my daughter took to this trend. It also helpful at the gym, because if some gym bunny is dressed like a whore, she’s very likely of age.

      • mexican sharpshooter

        That is awful.

      • Not Adahn

        The technique “modulate up a fifth and add a descant” was a hack move even back in Beethoven’s day.

      • Tres Cool

        What the….?

      • mexican sharpshooter

        Its gotta be better than North Korea, right?

  29. The Late P Brooks

    “ people who did the softer drugs in college and like beer that tastes like pine needles.”

    Yeah. There is a brewpub in Livingston with a beer that tastes just like I imagine Pine-Sol would taste if you were dumb enough to drink it.

    • Toxteth O'Grady

      👆 Retsina.

  30. DEG

    Finnegan said, walking in, her desexualizing sweater three sizes too big.

    But like the Grinch, something might grow three sizes.

  31. The Late P Brooks

    This confuses me.

    You can’t tell the players without a scorecard.

  32. The Late P Brooks

    Did the Bud Light boycott have the effect of disfavoring wokeness now? While woke product failures had been happening well before that, those were always being written off as caused by other deficiencies/audience blaming. Trann Fluid is the first time I remember “we are not buying this because you are woke” being explicit.

    Let’s not forget- the Bud Light boycott is two-sided. Red blooded hetero Amurricans on one side, and quiltbags outraged by BUD’s cowardly abandonment of their brave Audrey Hepburn impersonator on the other.

  33. Tres Cool

    “The government has attempted to dismiss the case several times, arguing that it can’t be sued under the Federal Tort Claims Act since this involves a policy decision. ”

    Why not just cry Sovereign Immunity?

    “and that he had taken both prescription drugs and drank two beers before his ride.”

    I could see that being problematic for the plaintiff.

    • whiz

      I gotta say that any time you run into something that is parked, it’s on you. If visibility is low, you go slower to give yourself a better chance of reacting.

  34. The Late P Brooks

    “and that he had taken both prescription drugs and drank two beers before his ride.”

    Is this the guy who T-boned the helicopter? Those things are mighty hard to see.

  35. Richard

    Greetings from Vermont. At yesterday’s primary election Nikki Haley got a clear and unmistakable mandate of 50.2% proving that Donald Trump’s political career is finished! Now let me pull a number from my derriere: 99% of those in VT who voted for Haley will vote for whoever the D’s run for president in November.

    Vermont has an open primary which I think is a constitutional violation of the Right of Free Association. Accordingly when asked what primary ballot I wanted I requested D. Now, as in all the elections in the last 30 years, my name again has a “D” next to it written down (on two of of the voter rolls) or circled (on the other two).

    This year instead of voting for the D’s biggest nutjob I wrote in “Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.” hoping that *any* mention of him will piss of the D’s. Vermont’s own Bernie Sanders is the biggest nutjob of all but I’d vote for him in the D presidential primary if he was allowed to run.

    For the general election I’m going to continue my long standing policy and hold my nose and vote for whatever nutjob the L’s nominate. It’s nutjobs all the way down!

    • Toxteth O'Grady

      Hooray! 🍻
      🔩 ⚾️
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