Thom Hartmann: Move over birthers, there are elves in Iceland

thomhartmann

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Tue Sep-20-11 03:38 PM
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Thom Hartmann: Move over birthers, there are elves in Iceland

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Posted on DU: September 20, 2011
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Move over birthers, there are elves in Iceland. According to a new report from the University of Iceland - a majority of Icelanders believe in elves. 62% of respondents believes that elves either possibly, likely, or definitely exist...also - 72% of Icelanders felt the same way about ghosts. Iceland has always been notorious for its citizens believing in supernatural forces more than most other nations. Of course - here in America we�re notorious for believing in Fox so-called News myths like President Obama not being born in the United States. At one point - 51% of Republicans believed President Obama was born in a different country. Rumor has it that Donald Trump has immediately dispatched his crack-pot team of private investigators to Iceland to find out once and for all if elves really do exist

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dtexdem

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Tue Sep-20-11 03:44 PM
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1. I don't believe it: I think the dragons ate them all.

;-)

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ladywnch

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Tue Sep-20-11 04:36 PM
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3. yes, because they are crunchy and taste good with ketchup. n/t

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brooklynite

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Tue Sep-20-11 03:59 PM
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2. As long as they don't try to come into the US without a visa...

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MisterP

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Tue Sep-20-11 05:49 PM
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4. are they John Crowley's freaky fae?

though I don't get what this actually has to do with the birthers

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sulphurdunn

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Tue Sep-20-11 06:34 PM
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5. I'm for elves.

Some of my best friends are elves. Someone got a problem with elves? :mad:

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teknomanzer

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Tue Sep-20-11 08:32 PM
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6. Well some of my best friends are goblins...

and we have a SERIOUS problem with elves. What now? Huh? What now? Feeling froggy? Better jump then you faye loving biotch! What?! Yeah boyo!

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sulphurdunn

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Wed Sep-21-11 05:50 AM
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7. Goblins!

Edited on Wed Sep-21-11 05:53 AM by sulphurdunn

Bow legged, smelly, squinty eyed little suckers. Elves ain't afraid of no skulkin' little goblin sissies! OK, Dave? :)

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