IT’S NOT SO FAR FROM DEMONSHEEP TO KILLERBUNNY

To understand to what I refer, start with viewing this failed ad by Carly Fiorina’s political campaign as she runs for Senator from the state of California:

Video: The freaky deaky Carly Fiorina “sheep” attack ad – by Allahpundit at HotAir.

Ace rather simultaneously posted (on his site) a photo of James Traficant who has declared he’s running for Congress. The very same James Traficant who has a criminal record, now says he’s out of prison and good from Ohio for Congress.

In addition to the Traficant photo on Ace’s site, he published another post about the Fiorina ad and included beneath it a graphic-o-alternative (way, way alternative), suggesting people just stare at the “Demon Sheep” or whatnot-who-dat-evil-dude thing (cryptic figure with a goat’s head of ill repute): the “Demon Sheep” term having emerged by that point, in Ace’s ridicule of the Carly Fiorina video.

Then Moe Lane “tweeted” a link to the Traficant photo that Ace earlier published: Moe Lane asked someone, anyone, to replace the mess-of-a-hair-doily-do atop Traficant’s head with a “Sheep”, making reference to the Sheep in the Demon-Fiorina-Failed-Now-Silly ad.

[[ Pause for breath and a grasp at reason here. ]]

One has to view the Fiorina ad that started this stream of creeping-demon-sheep-guy-and-guy-with-a-doilied-head-and-criminal-record-and-another-guy-with-a-goats-head, to fully reap the launching point of all of this.

Returning to the stream, though:

twitter-traffic went hot this afternoon with the “hashtag” that looks like this: #DemonSheep. It’s now worse than viral, that hashtag (a “hashtag” on twitter is a blurb preceded with the “#” symbol such that it can be searched by anyone by that blurb or “hashtag” and others can read along with whoever includes it in his or her tweet — a twitter version of a “tag” on a blog).

While reading the twitter hashtag, “#DemonSheep“, I saw that someone linked to a video from Monty Python’s “Holy Grail” film in which the Pythons were dressed as Knights of the Round Table, merged around the rim of what looks like a pit of hell, and they’re being warned there by an intruding Figure-With-A-Goats-Head (yes, that Figure) about a “Killer Rabbit” in the pit before them, who the Python-Knights take to calling the Killer Bunny (it’s a bunny rabbit, it can’t be a killer, or so they complain).

Thinking the Figure-With-A-Goats-Head is putting them on, the Python Knights charge into the pit where this fluffy white Bunny jumps up and ravages them all. Then he goes about his business amidst their bones and gore and returns to his pit.

So we get to the KillerBunny atop James Traficant’s head.

The End.

Footnote 1: I ran a number of Bunnies-Atop-Leftwingers’-Heads photochops a few years ago, it was fun, it worked like some gestalt thing that’s beyond words, though the point via the theme was made.

24 Hours Later: “The Demon Sheep Doesn’t Wear Prada from No Sheeples Here.”

Footnote 2: the term, “killerbunny,” is taken from a routine in Monty Python’s film, “Holy Grail” to which — video mentioned earlier in this post — readers are referred and from whence the entire concept of the bunny-to-indicate-he-or-she-who-maintains-the-losing-position is taken.

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