Saturday Night Live does a very "strange" skit -- no one knows what it means...watch bayou corne / Louisiana for the next few weeks

Maybe the dingo did...

That's why I don't watch SNL anymore, I remember the original cast and though there have been some bright moments it will never be the same.

A lot of people have told me throughout my life that I should do stand up but I know how hard it is. It's one thing to be funny it's another to fine tune delivery and think quickly on your feet...not easy. I do love going to see it though and support anyone who has the chops to stand up there and do it.

I second that...

DIRIGO: NORTH STAR

That was hilarious!

i did not see any veiled thoughts there. Just a hilarious, drug-aided conceptualized skit!

Just hilarious!

It's just a rambling word association.

If the South had won the Civil War, Civil Justice would lead the water Main breaking point....

Humor has to be logical for some people.

I third that.

I third that.

I third that.

oh and a quick note...doom and gloom viddy says --> runnin' out of water so i better prime the pump.... (i mispell due to not able to post) anyways... i searched the colors and orange is a primer (???) in the nwo rainbeaux <--some cajun french humor :))) I know it's rainbow.... just what are they getting ready for and what's with all these DRUMS everyone keeps talking about in music??? D&G says drums will go boom boom boom.... just sayin' i get a really uncomfortable feeling from that song and it's "shiva" undertone (male/female towards the end) even if some won't admit it, i see it!

Watch video here: [link to www.hulu.com]



Saturday Night Live does a very "strange" skit -- no one knows what it means...

yahoo news says this:

"So Weird, It's Funny: Maine Justice

Wait, why does everyone in this Maine courtroom speak with a Louisiana accent? Why did they play "When the Saints go marching in?" What's going on here? We were confused for most of the sketch -- maybe it was a town with a lot of Hurricane Katrina refugees -- but Jason Sudeikis's crazy Col. Sanders and a cameo by a moonshine-swilling Charlie Day made this whole bizarre thing kind of hilarious. "



watch it in light of Bayou Corne Sinkhole.. listen to key words.. make the association to the "sinking of the maine".. rising water costs.. and the end.. ass on fire across the bayou..


This is a veiled reference... if it was just a one time occurrence , I wouldn't say anything.. but last year... before the Japan earthquake.. three weeks before.... they ran this skit: "a spot of tea"... at the time it didn't make sense... 3 weeks BEFORE the massive Japan Earthquake...

[link to www.nbc.com]



watch bayou corne / Louisiana for the next few weeks

the answer to this skit is Gen. George Foster Shepley

Shepley was a General in the Civil War.
He was from Maine but served as Gov of
Louisiana and later appointed as a Federal
Judge by President Grant who signed
the Organic Act of 1871 which nullified
the US Constitution and Incorporated
the US and it's citizens.

Hell, the judge in the SNL skit has his exact
same features, facial hair and likeness. His
portrait is posted here:

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

this is a slap in the face to the common folk
by the elites who are rubbing your debt slavery
in your face.