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Ohhhh…this is perfecto. Lefties singing about the need to give O one more term.

No, seriously. It’s in the just so toe-curlingly awful it’s worth a watch class, no doubts. But be sure to read the lyrics (or watch the subtitled version) — otherwise some of it is pretty impenetrable.

I particularly love being called an incontinent fetid nut by people whining about the lack of civility in politics.

Oh, as for their disclaimer:

One Term More is a transformative political parody rendered under fair use. It is intended solely as social commentary, criticism and personal expression. Its character and purpose is informational, noncommercial and not-for-profit. IT IS NOT FOR SALE.

You might think that’s a glimmer self-awareness. Like, we realize this video makes us look like kiddie-diddling douche tools, but it’s all in good fun, wink-wink.

Um, no. What that means is, this is a parody of Les Mis, please don’t sue us.

True story. When Uncle B and I were first dating, he took me to see Les Mis. Neither of us had been to a big West End musical before, and this one was the most famous one running. That’s all we knew about it (not counting Victor Hugo).

We didn’t know each other very well at the time. So intermission rolls around, and I’m kind of cutting my eyes over to him, and he’s kind of giving me the hairy eyeball. And finally, one of us says, tentatively, “this thing really…kind of…sucks, doesn’t it?” God, it was awful. There wasn’t a recognizable, hummable tune in the whole fucking thing.

Musical theater has fallen a long, long way since Oklahoma.

Oh, I bet you guys thought I was going to do Joe Biden. Well, I’m sorry, but all the Photoshop in the world can’t make that man look any stupider than he looks au naturelle.

Comments


Comment from Uncle Badger
Time: August 14, 2012, 11:06 pm

May I just add that, after the final curtain, almost the entire audience at Les Mis was whooping and clapping… except for two mustelids, who sat there scowling at the tuneless, talentless Leftie crap we had just had to endure.

There’s a strange disconnect here. Some of those cheering numbskulls might even have been conservatives. It’s as if the fact that they have just endured a ‘Vote Communist!’ party political set to (almost) music had completely escaped them.


Comment from Redd
Time: August 14, 2012, 11:14 pm

What a bunch of drama queens – figuratively and literally! Wasn’t that a photo of the Westboro Baptist Church nuts? They’re democrats.


Comment from Redd
Time: August 14, 2012, 11:16 pm

Why does the left always skin bleach Trayvon Martin? Are they against black people?


Comment from LesterIII
Time: August 14, 2012, 11:20 pm

Couldn’t get past the dimple chinned Christopher Knight singing “Speculuuuuuums!” in all the Glamour-Shots-filtered-glory this nuttiness was recorded through.

I may give it another chance after I have voluntarily emptied my bowels beforehand. I cannot afford to keep on replacing my office chair when my GI tract rebels to these affronts.


Comment from S. Weasel
Time: August 14, 2012, 11:21 pm

I caught that, Redd. Yep, that was Westboro Baptist and those guys (to the extent they’re anything) are Dems.

Also, the “illustration” of Obama is a photo poured through a Photoshop filter (or possibly a Flash filter).

And don’t miss the precious artist’s reconstruction of the famous “gay haircut” tragedy.


Comment from Redd
Time: August 14, 2012, 11:36 pm

I thought you two would be at the proms tonight.


Comment from S. Weasel
Time: August 14, 2012, 11:46 pm

We’re a long way from London now, Redd.

Okay, well, maybe an hour by high-speed rail…but philosophically, a very long way indeed.


Comment from Oceania
Time: August 14, 2012, 11:50 pm

http://stateofthenation2012.com/?p=318


Comment from Deborah
Time: August 15, 2012, 12:03 am

” … all the Photoshop in the world can’t make that man look any stupider than he looks au naturelle.”

Now let’s talk about this Stoaty. Biden has hair plugs, he’s rumored to have had plastic surgery, and it looks like he uses Botox. His forehead is as smooth as a baby’s butt (though that could be the result of his untroubled mind). Taking those things into consideration, perhaps you could artistically extrapolate and give us a more realistic image of the true Biden.


Comment from Tim
Time: August 15, 2012, 12:39 am

While I don’t disagree with the fact that modern plays are…unfortunate. My little sister is quite fond of “Wicked.”


Comment from Bob Mulroy
Time: August 15, 2012, 1:04 am

Both my dogs enetered heat at the same time. They are desperately horny.

They take turns being the boy.

I guess we’ve been in Eugene too long.

I had to tell somebody.


Comment from Bob Mulroy
Time: August 15, 2012, 1:08 am

Sorry.


Comment from EZnSF
Time: August 15, 2012, 2:05 am

1:12 minutes. That’s as far as I got.
That’s as far as I ever want to go again.


Comment from Oceania
Time: August 15, 2012, 2:13 am

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Comment from Scubafreak
Time: August 15, 2012, 2:31 am

Bob, I have a full blood Japanese Chin that would love to do the honors, if he was there.

Actually, he’s the only INTACT dog I have. The others are all fixed, and like playing Brokeback Kennel….

I try to get out of the house alot….


Comment from JeffS
Time: August 15, 2012, 2:37 am

Should have dropped the dogs off in Roseburg, Bob. I saw a lesbian couple there last Sunday who would have loved them for the show&tell aspect of it.


Comment from Rich Rostrom
Time: August 15, 2012, 3:45 am

Joe Biden au naturel.

I will now drill holes in my cranium for a powerwashing with bleach in hopes of removing that image.

As for recent musicals: the last really good new musical was The Producers. But a lot of new musicals are being written. Four to six come out in Chicago every year (at some of the city’s legion of small independent theaters). None of them have caught on, though. I guess it’s really hard.

Oh, and the French-spelling pedant sez:

au is a contraction for à le (with the masculine article), because naturel is the masculine form (no -le suffix). The feminine form is à la (which is not contracted). The plural form is aux (contraction of à les).


Comment from Wiccapundit
Time: August 15, 2012, 3:55 am

I love show tunes. And no, I’m not gay.

But I hate schlocky crap like this masquerading as musical theater. My Fair Lady, anyone? South Pacific? Jeez, when did Broadway go absolutely off the rails? Not only politically, but professionally? Does anyone on the Great White Way know how to actually write a TUNE nowadays? The last good musical I saw was the Broadway touring company of The Will Rogers Follies. Great book based on real life stories, memorable lyrics, hummable tunes, great cast. Broadway apparently doesn’t do that kind of thing anymore.

This was watchable only in the sense that watching a train wreck is watchable because you can’t seem to be able to turn away from the horror unfolding before you.

If this is the best the Left can do, Mitt needs to be ordering the custom carpet for the Oval Office TODAY.


Comment from Mcgyver
Time: August 15, 2012, 4:04 am

Owww! My head! My sensabilities! and i couldn’t even get thru a minute of that crap.

Mcgyver, Out (puking in the bushes0


Comment from Bob Mulroy
Time: August 15, 2012, 4:05 am

I’d like to breed the mean yellow mutt. I think she’s too old though. She loves us, and keeps all the right people out of the yard. I have a coworker who has a different sort of mastiff-cross. It’s a very good match, dreadful miss Happy WANTS BABIES, but I really don’t want to have a puppy NICU if she dies.

The bloodhound was a $4000.00 pup. She developed an eye fault, (entropion) which makes her unbreedable. Instead of seeking proper redress,the first buyer treated her with ilegal meds, and cooked up a fake pedigree. The second buyer sued the first one, and gave her to a police officer in a nearby small town. When that guy found out that the Department wouldn’t pay him OT for any of the time he spent with his developing “K-9 unit,” he dumped his two retarded German Shepherd dogs, and the hapless Miss Maggie double quick.

When I found her, she was in a fourth floor apartment with a fat stripper and two horrible and undisciplined children.

She just came up to me and it was like she said “let’s go!”

I didn’t actually mean to keep her, but I just could not leave her where she was. When the husband showed up, i gave them a couple of C-notes and took her to my house.

I fed her. we did some leash work, and I put her in a crate. She slept for sixteen hours.

She is otherwise, the exact model of a Saint Hubertus hound. With all the BAROOOH! wrinkles, and love.


Comment from Stark Dickflüssig
Time: August 15, 2012, 4:15 am

Try not to let the fear show, children, as we sing the Dear Leader’s praises. We’ve all seen the camps, haven’t we? & we don’t want to end up there, do we?


Comment from Oceania
Time: August 15, 2012, 4:18 am

Camps?
Are they like Heidi Hi?


Comment from weaselwannabe
Time: August 15, 2012, 4:19 am

Mrs Weaselwannabe and I shared nearly your exact “Le Mis” experience. The woman sitting next to us even SANG along to the whole fricken thing! At least she was better than the cast members.

We kept telling ourselves, “Everybody said this was good, so it’s got to get better, right?” Afterwards we compared notes and were kicking ourselves for not realizing that we both wanted to leave early, but stayed in case the other one of us was actually liking it. I confess that I did like the part when all the commie student protesters got killed…

As it finally ended and we quickly got up to leave despite the morons clapping around us, I loudly said, “That’s two hours of my life I’m never getting back!”. The guy sitting in front of us turned around and gave us a big smile and nodded his head in agreement.


Comment from Christopher Taylor
Time: August 15, 2012, 5:48 am

Shame and embarrassment requires a certain sense of self awareness and honor. Leftists like this have none. But they have plenty of ego, and that’s what Obama primarily appealed to. They are the ones they’ve been waiting for.


Comment from David Gillies
Time: August 15, 2012, 6:03 am

I couldn’t bear actually watching this as they all looked like they had the self-satisfied look of a toddler with a full nappy, so I read the ‘lyrics’. Good god, what a piece of doggerel. Who was their librettist, William McGonagall?


Comment from Mike C.
Time: August 15, 2012, 8:16 am

My favorite statement from Plugs yesterday was him telling the crowd that together, they could “win North Carolina!” ‘Course, he said that to a crowd in Danville, Virginia. The crowd, being completely clueless, cheered anyway.

Danville, of course, is famed as one of the towns mentioned in ‘Wreck of the Old 97.’

“Well it’s a mighty rough road from Lynchburg to Danville
and it’s all on a three mile grade…”


Comment from Wolfus Aurelius
Time: August 15, 2012, 1:03 pm

Yeah, musicals have declined. Whenever I see a clip of a song from a modern musical, I’m always struck at how tuneless it is, and how the “singers” don’t seem to have very good voices. In high school my drama club, in conjunction with the band, did a production of “Guys and Dolls.” Our actors/singers could really sing, and the music is with me still. Sinatra did this one in the movie version:

“Luck, be a lady tonight;
“Luck, let a gentleman see —
“I know the way you’ve treated other guys you’ve been with.
“Luck, be a lady with me!”

And that wasn’t the only catchy tune in the show, either.


Comment from jwm
Time: August 15, 2012, 3:45 pm

I couldn’t do it. I looked at the lyrics and my finger just froze. I couldn’t hit ‘play’. It’s like rotten dot com- do you really want to see the pic of what’s left of the guy who played chicken with a freight train?

JWM


Comment from Redd
Time: August 15, 2012, 4:34 pm

People confuse good production values for good librettos/songs. Look at Rent and Phantom. I could never recognize one song from either of them. Evita had one half good tune but the story was ridiculous.


Comment from nightfly
Time: August 15, 2012, 5:01 pm

Who is that, third from left in the front row – resolutely staring into the middle distance, chest out, like some Madam Tussaud’s waxwork of a Communist party poster? Really, sir? BAAAARRRRRRRRRF.

Those lyrics are, well, wow. Nine-year-old me just sent me an email saying, “That’s really lame.” (And also, “COMPUTERS WILL DO STUFF LIKE THIS IN THE FUTURE? EXCELLENT!”) And even discounting the juvenility, they don’t make a lick of sense. (“Unemployment’s retreating”? Is that the kind of retreat where the enemy advances, digs in, and doesn’t budge for two years?)

They really act like the GOP has been running things uninterrupted since 2000, and therefore they get to run against their record all over again. Well sorry, doofii, but it’s your besties been running things lately. So keep singing, it will keep you out of the way while the adults start fixing everything.


Comment from Some Vegetable
Time: August 15, 2012, 6:56 pm

Sadly, the mere existence of things like this reminds me that much of the world is not what we would call ‘rationally grounded’.

Facts will not move these people. Emotions and dreams are more important to them. My sister is one of those who deeply fears that the Republicans want to take something from her. Exactly what, she cannot say. But she knows that they do, and that things will be bad if ‘they’ are elected. So, yeah, Obama’s not so great, but the horror, the horror, of a Republican administration is too great to contemplate.

Why yes, she does have a college education, and yes, she does happen to be a teacher.

So rationally, there is no way that Obama should be re-elected given his record…. but the election will be very very close, I’m afraid. And you should be afraid too – very afraid.


Comment from J.S.Bridges
Time: August 15, 2012, 9:56 pm

Actually, I quite enjoyed my Les Miserables “experience” (the original Broadway version, though – some truly outstanding singers, excellent production values, etc.) – as Theater, of course.

Didn’t care for the inherently-implied politics involved, but as musical theater, very nice indeed.

I also greatly enjoyed Phantom, and have enjoyed every production of Annie I’ve seen so far, which has been (at last count) four – I’ll go see it again, given the chance (on balance, a very good, positive “message” conveyed in it, as well as great songs, lyrics and tunes both).

The…product (I’m struggling to be polite, here) portrayed and linked at the top here, though – I deliberately avoided the video (I’m an old fart; in my over-half-century-and-counting, I’ve endured more than enough eager, amateur musicales, thankyouverymuch!) – and found myself unable to even endure the entirety of the alleged lyrics.

My eyes kept – mercifully – glazing over.

Mere words – even were I to indulge in a perfect paroxysm of extreme profanity – cannot express the horror, loathing and boundless contempt in which that wretched chunk of waste must be held.

It is not theater, it cannot be considered musical, and it simply cannot be contemplated as even vestigially “entertaining” – not even in the same sense as watching a fuly-loaded Greyhound bus blow up and immolate all aboard might be considered, perversely, to be “entertaining”.

I stated a few days ago – in a somewhat different context, on another site – that there are only two types of people who would now willfully vote for The Obamanation to have another four years to wreak havoc in the U.S.: 1) deliberately-destructive anti-Americans, and 2) morons. Anyone and everyone connected with producing, participating in, or disseminating this piece of unutterable excrement should be considered to fit into both of those types.

Truly frightful, and deeply regrettable. I sincerely hope and trust that it will have precisely the opposite effect from that which it is intended to produce.

DO NOT allow this November to be even a “close contest”, people – make no mistake; given a thin margin, the Obamamaniacs will steal this election!!

We must see clowns like those pictured totally crushed and weeping in despair come the day after the polls close.


Comment from Uncle Badger
Time: August 15, 2012, 10:31 pm

Amen, Some Vegetable, Amen!

I am surrounded in my work life by that background noise and hear the same unreasoned tripe endlessly (over here it’s ‘Evil Tories!’)

In my darker moments (essentially, the hours between waking and sleeping) it often makes me question the entire notion of democracy. Mostly, it makes me think that Leftie emoters and Rightie thinkers can’t really exist in the same country.


Comment from dissent555
Time: August 15, 2012, 11:21 pm

“Fetid nuts”

They say that like it’s a bad thing . . .


Comment from Rich Rostrom
Time: August 16, 2012, 4:25 am

Wolfus Aurelius:Sinatra did this one in the movie version:
“Luck, be a lady tonigh…”

Nope. Sinatra covered “Luck be a lady” many times, and it became one of his signature tunes. Heck, one of those covers is playing in my head right now. But he didn’t sing it in the movie. He played Nathan Detroit. “Luck be a lady” is sung by Sky Masterson, the character played by Marlon Brando.

Brando did his own singing, though with great difficulty. His parts had to be pieced together from multiple takes, and then lipsynched. He said afterward the lipsynching was so awkward that he could barely breathe.

Incidentally, when Sinatra discovered that Brando had the lead romantic role, he became very bitter. He disliked Brando’s “Method” acting and perfectionism. They openly feuded on the set.


Comment from Elphaba
Time: August 16, 2012, 4:11 pm

The Lefties I know are gushing, GUSHING about this on Facebook. Me, I can’t get the taste of bile out of my mouth after watching it.


Comment from Redd
Time: August 16, 2012, 4:39 pm

Rich Rostrom and Wolfus Aurelius — you’re both wrong. It’s famous because it is my dog’s favorite song. He really really likes it when I sing it to him:

Luck be a poodle tonight!
Luck be a poodle tonight!


Comment from Nieta de Bob
Time: August 19, 2012, 5:06 pm

omfg… I love Les Mis but there is so much wrong with that I don’t even know where to begin


Comment from Jon
Time: August 20, 2012, 7:33 pm

Yes, Les Mis is on the downward quality spiral IMO, surpassed on the lower end by Rent. Rent is intolerable, you get a lot more out of the original… and I don’t mean La Boheme (which is a treat), but “Hair”. For all the fuss that’s made about Hair, it’s pretty tame and lots of fun, definitely a glazed photo of the age within it was written.


Comment from Lin
Time: August 23, 2012, 12:29 am

LOL! Found this via doubleplusundead. I dunno which is funnier, the video or your lovely commenters.


Comment from S. Weasel
Time: August 23, 2012, 10:50 am

My commenters are the best, Lin. Many wandered over from Ace’s.


Comment from Jehu
Time: August 27, 2012, 1:26 am

I watched that video and it was so over-wrought I thought it was a parody. But then afterwards I read your comments and realized these people are serious. Apparently the worst crime committed in the history of humanity is Romney and the Letter Men gave some Glee member a haircut back in the last century. Quick! “We now must vote for the rest of the destruction of America.”


Comment from Stlcat
Time: November 24, 2012, 2:47 pm

Freakin’ creepy!

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