
Stephen Colbert has been eroding morale and sniping at the Bush Administration and all its works for—well, roughly forever. Of course, he’s a bit vague when it comes to explaining how he would deal with terrorist threats. But Colbert has finally stepped up to the plate and offered an innovative, hi-tech plan that focuses on that under-utilized personal weapon, the lightsaber. Colbert busted a few Jedi moves in front of a bluescreen and invited fans to Photoshop it into an apparent battle scene, just like the photographers for Reuters. As a result, you can now watch Colbert fighting in various Star Wars settings, including a battle with the dreaded Rancor. He also takes on the Numa Numa Star Wars kid. Given Colbert’s views on the War on Terror, that sounds like about his speed.
(H/t to Egotastic)





















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I don’t * get * Stephen Colbert. I find him repellent, unfunny and suspect his personality, if not his politics, closely mirror his parody of himself.
OT: I just started a new blog: Gay Celebrity Crap. I still don’t know how to do trackbacks.
Gay Celebrity Crap?
Yes, Gay Celebrity Crap. I need to find a picture of that one guy from American Idol or whatever show it was, the one who looks like the love child of Richard Simmons and Pegasus.
Dave, are you thinking of Clay Aiken? Just Google on images and you’ll find way too many pictures of the guy.
Thanks, I found it and put the picture up. It turns out I was thinking of America’s got talent, you know, the guy with the wings and everything.
Do you think it’s too late, zeitgiest wise, for me to try to get people to come over and comment on Lessons Learned From Snakes On A Plane?
I hearby declare this thread jacking over and formally return control to you.
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