John Fetterman Invokes Homer Simpson To Respond To Latest Round Of Conspiracy TheoriesFlying Squid@lemmy.world to politics @lemmy.world – 507 points – 10 months agomediaite.comFetterman is nothing if not amusing.157Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsBy this time next year we should 8 Fettermans Fettermen. And they, too, will be Senators. Then 16, 32, 64, 128 et celery et celery. Soon ... no more Senators. Only Settermen.I'm pretty sure the plural is Johns Fetterman. It's like Attorneys General.As opposed to the possessive plural Attorneys' Genitals.Cheers GenitalsI also possess attorney's genitals (plural) Your theory explains the name Johns Hopkins!Objection! And the token Setterwoman, hmm?Yes, the Setterwomen and the Setterchildren too.that would be horrible.
By this time next year we should 8 Fettermans Fettermen. And they, too, will be Senators. Then 16, 32, 64, 128 et celery et celery. Soon ... no more Senators. Only Settermen.I'm pretty sure the plural is Johns Fetterman. It's like Attorneys General.As opposed to the possessive plural Attorneys' Genitals.Cheers GenitalsI also possess attorney's genitals (plural) Your theory explains the name Johns Hopkins!Objection! And the token Setterwoman, hmm?Yes, the Setterwomen and the Setterchildren too.that would be horrible.
I'm pretty sure the plural is Johns Fetterman. It's like Attorneys General.As opposed to the possessive plural Attorneys' Genitals.Cheers GenitalsI also possess attorney's genitals (plural) Your theory explains the name Johns Hopkins!
As opposed to the possessive plural Attorneys' Genitals.Cheers GenitalsI also possess attorney's genitals (plural)
By this time next year we should 8
FettermansFettermen. And they, too, will be Senators. Then 16, 32, 64, 128 et celery et celery.Soon ... no more Senators. Only Settermen.
I'm pretty sure the plural is Johns Fetterman. It's like Attorneys General.
As opposed to the possessive plural Attorneys' Genitals.
Cheers Genitals
I also possess attorney's genitals (plural)
Your theory explains the name Johns Hopkins!
Objection! And the token Setterwoman, hmm?
Yes, the Setterwomen and the Setterchildren too.
that would be horrible.