Oily Teats reprimanded by judge as case is thrown out of court

U.S. District Court Judge Clay Land has thrown out a complaint questioning the president's birth from an Army captain fighting deployment to Iraq and gave a warning to her lawyer, birther maven Orly Taitz.



Read more at: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/09/16/connie-rhodes-birther-cha_n_288814.html

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Actually no I wouldn't.

As a former NCO in the US Army I only hope that they court martial her ass and put her so deep in Levenworth that they'll have to use a 155 to shoot her MRE's.

As a woman I find those names very offensive.

Yeah, she's crazy, but c'mon.

because they are directed toward someone who richly deserves much worse, and not me.

It's gender discriminatory whether you're ok with it and who it's directed toward or not. There are plenty of other things to call the woman that are not so obviously discriminatory toward the entire gender to which she is a member. It is no more appropriate to call a black Repub by the name of Ray Kuhn "Ray Coon" just because he's a jerk and you're so insensative to racial discrimination that you personally are ok with it.

Why the fuck does this shit even need to be explained. :banghead:

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Yes, I am aware of this line of reasoning, but I don't think I can subscribe to it. Certainly there are those who believe that terms like "policeman", "mailman", and "forefathers" are patently offensive and discriminatory and should be replaced with the gender neutral terms like "policeperson", "mailperson", and "ancestors", but I don't really think that line of thinking is well entrenched in mainstream thought. I'm also of the opinion that "teat" and "coon" are probably not even within a cab ride of each other in terms of how offensive they are.

All in all I welcome the discussion and am glad you offered your own explanation however begrudgingly.

Cheers!

Especially after you claim to be "aware of this line of reasoning" and then completely misrepresent it. It was stated very clearly.

"There are plenty of other things to call the woman that are not so obviously discriminatory toward the entire gender to which she is a member. It is no more appropriate to call a black Repub by the name of Ray Kuhn "Ray Coon" just because he's a jerk and you're so insensative to racial discrimination that you personally are ok with it."

That's why there are DU Rules on this, which you should consult, instead of the dictionary or your own personal opinion, when posting on the group board.

"It's gender discriminatory whether you're ok with it and who it's directed toward or not."

You are violating DU Rules:

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makes me LAUGH???

Oh, and BTW, don't presume to lecture me about discrimination against women, sweetie. I am intimately familiar with it.

Last I heard, we had FREEDOM OF SPEECH in this country, which gives us wide latitude when it comes to humor, satire, and sarcasm. If you can't handle it, you are truly hanging out in the wroing place. Try PC Underground.

Phew! That was close!

It's a generic term. Applies to both genders. We all have a taint.

Taint nuttin' wrong with taint references.

The Oily part? That's just a play on words.

She will always be MY oily taint.

I haven't a problem with the others, this one just sticks out to me because it's so close to her actual name. That, and I'm all about the taint. I especially love using it as an insult. Then the people usually have to wonder whether I'm using the form of the word which means a moral defect. If they ask, I'll tell them that I was referring to the stretch of skin between the ass and balls. It's also I believe the second largest erogenous zone in males.

Swear to God, she looks and sounds like some character Eric Idle made up.

Every time I see her, it looks as if the conspiracies are flying in and out of her head so fast that her brain can't even attempt to keep up.

That crazy hair. Those wild eyes. That nose. She's like Ronald McDonald on meth.

I would have sprayed the hell out of my keyboard and monitors! Ronald McDonald on meth...ROFLMAO!!!

Its more like a joker than an ace ..... Ace.




You got kids?

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However, "Oily Mammaries" just didn't have the same ring to it.

I did check the dictionary and "teat" is not listed as vulgar. I'm sorry you're offended and it was not my intention to offend anyone, but I'm going to have to appeal to a reasonable person literary standard here.

If it's any consolation, if she was a he and his name was Orly Nutsege, I would probably call him Oily Nutsack, even though I am quite sensitive to my own nutsack and am fully dialed in to the plight of those with sensitive nutsacks the world over.

I'm a woman and I don't find the term Oily Tits the least bit offensive. People need to lighten up.

Would neglect to call her by the word "Taint". I don't know the context with which you use Chode in your user name, but I've always known it as a synonym for the perineum. Just like taint. Just an FYI, I wouldn't have a problem with Oily Teats OR Oily Tits. One may be cruder than the other, but who am I? The crudeness goblin?

You're confusing "choad" with "Chode".

As far as crudeness goes, I would point out that the terms "asshole" and "prick" are quite commonly used here on DU with very little offense taken despite the fact that both are listed as vulgar in the dictionary and one, if not both are clearly gender specific. The term I used might be gender specific, but the person in question is after all, a woman (as least most likely is), and it certainly wasn't vulgar. So was the term crude or crass? Perhaps so, and arguably not, but offensive? I think not. Just because something is offensive to one or a few, doesn't mean it fits what a reasonable person would consider offensive(commonly referred to as the "reasonable person" standard), and that's the standard that is quite commonly used the world over in a variety of situations. To paraphrase Justice Potter Stewart, I'm not prepared to offer a shorthand definition of what is offensive, but I know it when I see it.

I looked at your avatar and I'm still not catching the reference. I'm guessing it's perhaps sci-fi related?

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=major+chode

Chode, also spelt choad, is a variant of the word choda (penis) which comes from the Hindi word (chodna). Chodna simply means to fuck. The word chode however is what is known as a neologism. This is a word that is newly acknowledged but has not been in circulation long enough or widely enough for its social status to be determined. As it stands, the word chode has three major definitions.
1) A short, fat penis that is wider than it is longer
2) The area between the scrotum/vagina and the anus.
3) A derogatory term used to insult somebody.
1) Ducas has a fat chode.
2) Last night your mom tongued my chode.
3) Quit being such a chode.

4.
chode

a penis wider than it is long
that kid has a major chode

The character is question is the poster's avatar.

I did a google search for "Major Chode" and "MajorChode" and both gave me pretty much DU links exclusively.

Tripping the Rift.

But it's not up to you to decide what others say. The mods can, I guess, but why do you expect others to adhere to the words on YOUR approved list?

Not so much that it demeans the person being attacked, but it makes us look like a bunch of juvies. Personally, I have nothing but scorn and ridicule for this woman or other icons of conservative idiocy, but we ought to consider that DU looks pretty stupid to those who read this site when we resort to making crude manglings of the names of people whom we have a lot of justifiable disagreements with.

I do occasionally reach for this cheap effect (especially so with Smirk and Snarly), but I always try to call them by their proper names, just so there's no confusion as to whom my anger is directed towards.

and I know I'm a savage and a sloven barbarian for failing to do so.

I am truly fond of.

It the name fits, it's fits.

And is sure does with her.

To go towards CA's debt.

And to the rubes/stooges that believe her nonsense, keep those donation's flowing to the Orly Taitz retirement fund!

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http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=major+chode

Chode, also spelt choad, is a variant of the word choda (penis) which comes from the Hindi word (chodna). Chodna simply means to fuck. The word chode however is what is known as a neologism. This is a word that is newly acknowledged but has not been in circulation long enough or widely enough for its social status to be determined. As it stands, the word chode has three major definitions.
1) A short, fat penis that is wider than it is longer
2) The area between the scrotum/vagina and the anus.
3) A derogatory term used to insult somebody.
1) Ducas has a fat chode.
2) Last night your mom tongued my chode.
3) Quit being such a chode.
get this def on a mug
chode choda penis dick scrotum anus vagina fuck
by ducas Jun 5, 2007 share this
3.
chode finger
7 up, 1 down

a extremely fat and short finger
dude, peter has some major chode fingers.
get this def on a mug
fat chode finger short hand
by bon mackalasky Nov 1, 2007 share this

4.
chode
9 up, 16 down

a penis wider than it is long
that kid has a major chode
get this def on a mug

Chode is a main character on Tripping the Rift.

But I'm sure you'd find that show offensive, too. Best you never expose your eyes to it- I doubt you'll be able to handle it. It might short you out.

That's the Chode character, though, being true to his name. He's a lot like the ultra-misogynist pig named "Spanky" from "Drawn Together"- a stereotype.

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and call her up on ethics charges with the Bar Association..