Also, if Fred were at the Little Bighorn National Monument, Gen. Custer would rise from his grave and donate $4400 to Fred’s campaign before being named Fred’s running mate. Only Fred is man enough to command a running mate who transcends time and death.
Yeah?! Yeah?! Well, mebbe Mr. Thompson learns from the past! This time around, our man is dealing with light weights, not American Aboriginal warriors. ‘Member that.
um are we sure we want to imagine thompson in custer’s place?
Or maybe this is a setup for a daily fred thompson fact. as in, if thompson had been at little big horn, he would have won?
Unless I’m missing something the law states that Custer would only be able to donate $2300, which sucks cause if he put some money in a savings account back then he’d probably be loaded now.
actually, custer’s body was dug up and moved to West Point when he was still considered a hero as opposed to satan incarnate
i’m surprised the liberals haven’t demanded that the bodies of the remaining soldiers be dug up and put on pikes a la Oliver Cromwell
#9 – Posted by: bgrx on January 8, 2008 09:16 AM
Actually, Custer invested the $2300 in gold bullion right before his death in 1876, when gold was $20.66 an ounce. That set up a fund that with today’s gold prices and the increasing dollar is currently worth $146,752,389.18.
I’ve said before that Fred Thompson is always the smartest man in the room. Thanks to that (and his ability to transcend time), he is now also the richest.
#14 – assuredly in montana. custer state park in sodak is not where the little bighorn battlefield is. the bighorns are in wyoming, the little bighorn is the river that flows near the battle site.
I thought the Little Bighorn monument was different.
It’s supposed to be a mural of Custer on a mountain top, standing next to a perforated turd, looking down into a valley where a large Native American orgy was taking place.
It symbolizes Custer’s last words: “Holy Sht, look at all those Fcking Indians”
I’m confused. How does this “Little Bighorn” relate to General Custer, who met his fate battling the Lakota and Northern Cheyenne at the Battle of the Greasy Grass?
You’re mean.
I think this was a photoshop. Fred Thompson doesn’t have that much hair.
Also, if Fred were at the Little Bighorn National Monument, Gen. Custer would rise from his grave and donate $4400 to Fred’s campaign before being named Fred’s running mate. Only Fred is man enough to command a running mate who transcends time and death.
Yeah?! Yeah?! Well, mebbe Mr. Thompson learns from the past! This time around, our man is dealing with light weights, not American Aboriginal warriors. ‘Member that.
so fake- you can see the strings
um are we sure we want to imagine thompson in custer’s place?
Or maybe this is a setup for a daily fred thompson fact. as in, if thompson had been at little big horn, he would have won?
Well,
It was nice reading you occasionally on this blog….
If Fred Thompson sees this you shall quickly become Cadet Unhappy!
Unless I’m missing something the law states that Custer would only be able to donate $2300, which sucks cause if he put some money in a savings account back then he’d probably be loaded now.
In this battle, CusterThompson only faces four Indians, not four gazillion.
They’re toast.
I’ve seen all the liberal movies…wasn’t Custer the bad guy and weren’t the Indians the good guys?
actually, custer’s body was dug up and moved to West Point when he was still considered a hero as opposed to satan incarnate
i’m surprised the liberals haven’t demanded that the bodies of the remaining soldiers be dug up and put on pikes a la Oliver Cromwell
if he bought a wig like brett michaels, maybe he would be doing better — maybe “better” isn’t the word — “anything” might be more apt
umm, isn’t that park in SOUTH DAKOTA! not Montanna
#10 posted by K T Cat
four Indians……..four gazillion Indians.
It makes no difference!
#9 – Posted by: bgrx on January 8, 2008 09:16 AM
Actually, Custer invested the $2300 in gold bullion right before his death in 1876, when gold was $20.66 an ounce. That set up a fund that with today’s gold prices and the increasing dollar is currently worth $146,752,389.18.
I’ve said before that Fred Thompson is always the smartest man in the room. Thanks to that (and his ability to transcend time), he is now also the richest.
#14 – assuredly in montana. custer state park in sodak is not where the little bighorn battlefield is. the bighorns are in wyoming, the little bighorn is the river that flows near the battle site.
I thought the Little Bighorn monument was different.
It’s supposed to be a mural of Custer on a mountain top, standing next to a perforated turd, looking down into a valley where a large Native American orgy was taking place.
It symbolizes Custer’s last words: “Holy Sht, look at all those Fcking Indians”
I remember when it was called The Custer National Battlefield Monument. That was Before PC.
Take note.
Custer was also a democrat, which would explain the irresponsible strategic decisions, and the blind ambition.
I’m confused. How does this “Little Bighorn” relate to General Custer, who met his fate battling the Lakota and Northern Cheyenne at the Battle of the Greasy Grass?