Rats in the Belfry

Showing posts with label demotivational posters. Show all posts

24.2.12

What? Another Ayn Rand demotivator?

yes. it's another Ayn Rand demotivator.

14.10.11

the Great Blackberry meltdown!!!

years from now, parents will be telling their grandchildren about this- when for days and days, they could only make phone calls on their cel phones... and they had to use their laptop to get their email, and play Angry Birds and everything...

of course, the kids won't believe them...

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13.10.11

Jesus Demotivators

keep the faith.

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11.10.11

the Alberta Tar Sands

recent thoughts about those controversial oil sand
developments in Alberta Canada,
served in a demotivational style.

learn more...

Roaring Dinosaurs-Prosperous Alberta

Alberta oil sands debate

Double the output by 2020?

30.9.11

more War on Drugs

do i seem a little obsessed about the War On Drugs? this is why - if there's not enough money for everyone to drink clean water, or to make sure kids have a good breakfast before school, then there's not enough money for this doomed and stupid war.

Conflict Resolution demotivator

dugg's most recent thought on conflict resolution

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29.9.11

the Oil Sands demotivator

it seems like there are people who have issues with the whole oil sands project and the pipeline to take that oil down to thirsty carburetors down south...

here's my contribution to the discussion - 1 oil sands demotivator!

more tar sands / oil sands demotivators are right here!

27.9.11

10 Great Music Demotivators

...and as it happens, 6 out of 10 of them were done by me. coincidence? probably not...

rock on!

26.9.11

conservatives fight crime demotivator

... thinking people like Justice Minister
Rob Nicholson and his Conservative brand mates are the ones who are going solve these complex human situations is like inviting a suicide bomber to a knife fight....

a Creationist demotivator

i can't allow myself to dwell upon the fact that people who believe this walk among us, and are often armed.

23.9.11

Remember back during the Great Liberal Sponsorship Scandal hearings, and Mr. Justice John Gomery calling Jean Chrétien's decision to allow his name
to be printed on a series of golf balls "small-town cheap"?...

and Chrétien brought his briefcase and pulled
out a collection of golf balls that were gifts from people in small towns, including two American presidents named Bush, former President Bill Clinton, and former Vice President Al Gore?

Well it turns out that Stephen Harper
and the Conservatives learned a lot
from that experience...