Liberman sounds exactly like this guy: (pic)

Sounds and looks like droopy dog.

I laugh thinking of all the zombies cheering that lame speech along. Borderline pathetic.

I've always thought he looked just like max wright, most known for his role of "Willie Tanner" on ALF


The VOICE alone is just fucking scary it's like dead on lol

-Loki-

He sounds like Elmer Fudd

Check out my photoshop

i was going to say yes to dr. zoidberg but once i saw this picture i was like....omg yes!!!!!! lol

OMG this thread rules! It was just a drive-by posting, but I come back to find brilliance.

BWHAHHAHHAHAHAHH!!!!!

classic thread

Just check these out, and you'll be saying OMFG YES! lol

Willie Tanner


Joey


-Loki-

he sounds like a bag of shit on fire

Are they brothers? Or Clones!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Holy shit, same voice......

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amazing stuff

awesome thread!!!!

He disgusts me... I saw this a few minutes ago and sent it to my friend. He betrayed the party... I hope he gets left out when Obama wins

On Tuesday night, Joseph Lieberman, a man who ran with Al Gore against George W. Bush in the 2000 election, endorsed Senator John McCain at the Republican National Convention. This very public switching of teams has many wondering how the Democratic Party will respond.

During his speech, Senator Lieberman stated that Barack Obama doesn't have the experience it takes to be commander in chief. "Eloquence," Lieberman said, "is no substitute for a record." The former Democrat, now an independent, went on to criticize Senator Obama for his failure to fund the troops. And the hits kept on coming. You don't have to be a Beltway insider to assume that many blue-staters were seething.

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, a Democrat from Nevada, expressed his displeasure with Lieberman's speech. CNN reported that some from Obama's campaign accused Lieberman of lying to Republican delegates when he claimed that Obama never reached across party lines.

Meanwhile, according to Roll Call, some sources within the Democratic Party predicted that Lieberman could "face punishment for party disloyalty" if the Dems win a majority in the Senate. Others insist that retribution isn't in the cards. Hey, it's just politics, not high school.

Fallout or no, many are wondering if Lieberman was actually McCain's first choice for vice president. Both The Huffington Post and The New York Times speculate that McCain would have loved to have had Lieberman on the ticket, but due to conflicts with the conservative base, the partnership wasn't meant to be.

Tonight, the world will watch Sarah Palin address the nation. The Alaska governor could be a heartbeat away from the highest office in the land. Given the massive buzz around her life, family, and politics, we predict that just about everyone in both parties will be watching.

http://buzz.yahoo.com/buzzlog/91770

Take your hands of Liberman

lmao good stuff