I hate to spoil your fun ladies and gentlemen but this is sadly a fake. Notice the poor editing on the letter F.

Do kinda love it though, makes us seem quaint. But this shows us in a truer light

Catchphrase - Say what you see

*wtf, *fail to sort things out in a non-dirty way, and *religion for the priests being present.

Amazing math here in the dupe - http://www.videosift.com/video/Best-Game-Show-Random-Word-Ever?noredirect

Six Feet Under. .. best tv show ever.. god it is so good. I watch them more than once theyre so good.

It's nothing like little britain - it's funny.

Fast show, however, is my all time favourite sketch show. When monty python was funny it was very funny, and when it was shit it was VERY shit. I get a lot of people calling me a heretic, but they're usually snobby self-professed "comedy-buffs".. Fast show is easily the best sketch show i've ever seen.

Firefly was one of the best written shows I have come across.
Were it still on air, I might have reason to own a television.

Best HBO show. Best character.

You come for the King. You best not miss.

Hope it works out for you.

One of the best little shows I ever saw was a guy playing a uke at the Lions Lair in Denver, Colorado. There's something kind of...nostalgic about the sound of it.

Okay. First, I'll point out that you still don't have any sources that repeat your own claim that the Democratic-Republican party simply disappeared into thin air, and that there was a clear and clean break between that party and the Democratic Party.

Second, you either didn't understand my explanation of why the Republican party would be different, or well, I guess there is no other real explanation, because you laid out a straw man instead of responding to what I actually said.

Third, your fixation with the logo is unhealthy. Seriously, if we change the logo now to a Fox to mock Fox News, does that mean Bill O'Reilly founded the Democratic party? I'm not being entirely facetious -- if the Democratic-Republican party didn't have a logo before, but during the Jackson presidency they adopted it to spite the people calling him Jackass, does that make him the founder of the Democratic-Republican party? I think it makes him a Jackass, but that's not what we're talking about.

But really, this all comes down to #1. You said the answers.com page was accurate. Here's some of what you deemed accurate:

Encyclopedia Britannica:

In the 1790s a group of Thomas Jefferson's supporters called themselves "Democratic Republicans" or "Jeffersonian Republicans" to demonstrate their belief in the principle of popular government and their opposition to monarchism. The party adopted its present name in the 1830s, during the presidency of Andrew Jackson.

So, one party, that changed its name.

US History Encylcopedia:

By the end of Madison's presidency and throughout Monroe's two terms, known as the "Era of Good Feeling," the Democratic Republican Party largely abandoned its minimalism and supported tariff, banking, and improvements policies originally supported by its Federalist opponents.

After the retirement of James Monroe, the newly renamed "Democratic" Party came to rally around the candidacy of Andrew Jackson. Jackson steered the party back toward its minimalist origins.

The Law Encyclopedia entry starts with:

The modern Democratic party is the descendant of the Democratic-Republican party, an early-nineteenth-century political organization led by Thomas Jefferson and James Madison. Also known as the Jeffersonians, the Democratic-Republican party began as an antifederalist group, opposed to strong, centralized government. The party was officially established at a national nominating convention in 1832. It dropped the Republican portion of its name in 1840.

They don't all agree about the exact timing of the change, but they say it was a change in name, not a newly founded party.

In the course of searching again today, I found a couple original-source documents:

Thomas Jefferson Randolph (Thomas Jefferson's grandson) said at the 1872 Democratic convention that he'd spent 80 years of his life in the Democratic-Republican party (source), and Inquiry Into the Origin and Course of Political Parties in the United States By Martin Van Buren, where he discusses the topic at excruciating length, but frequently talks about the roots of the Democratic party beginning with Jefferson.

Look, you're just wrong. You can disagree with the history as it's written, but that makes you, not me, the revisionist.

It's okay. I don't blame you for being mad. You don't like the thought that Thomas Jefferson and William Jefferson Clinton were both from the same party. Here's a thought, maybe we should change the logo to a brunette sucking cock, to commemorate the founding of Limbaugh's Clinton's Democrat (as opposed to Democratic) party. The logo change, that's really all it takes to found a new party.

Someone call Hillary and let her know she won the nomination at the Democrat National Convention, where only Michigan and Florida count. Best not show her the new logo though.

Comment hidden because you are ignoring dag. (show it anyway)

Guilty as charged your worship.

>> ^rasch187:
I always knew you were a whore, just like the rest of us
doublepromote, this is amazing stuff.

I always knew you were a whore, just like the rest of us

*doublepromote, this is amazing stuff.

np what's awesome is you sifting quality videos like the one in question. what's less awesome is sifters not appreciating it like they should

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EDD, that's totally awesome of you!

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*promote the best TV show ever.

EDD, that's totally awesome of you!

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*promote the best TV show ever.

*promote the best TV show ever.

Ratatat = One of the best damn show's i've seen

I love this song, even with the *religious content.

It's also the opening theme for the Wire.