Not once but twice
https://twitter.com/fredvegasbass/status/1072105788741701634
Me, to my half-conscious 9 y.o. son: “Good morning, bud. Hey, can you spell something for me?”
Son: “Why?”
Me: “Just curious. Spell ‘smoking’ for me.”
Son: “S-m-o-k-i-n-g. Why?”
Me: “Because the president just tweeted and couldn’t spell it.”
Son: “Oh my god.” #smockinggun
— Sarah (@MemeJedi) December 10, 2018
https://twitter.com/JenTusch/status/1072124384633081856
Hush, little baby, don't say a word.
Papa's gonna buy you a mockingbird.And if that mockingbird won't sing…
then Flynn, Manafort & Cohen will take care of the rest. #SmockingGun#SmockingKills pic.twitter.com/LIYsiQ9kL0— Billy Baldwin (@BillyBaldwin) December 10, 2018
Maria Butina is pleading guilty. She and Russian Banker Alexander Torshin had deep ties to the NRA, even flying a delegation to Moscow in 2015 to meet with Kremlin officials.
The NRA contributed $30 million to Trump's campaign.
How fitting if the NRA is the #SmockingGun.
— Nick Jack Pappas (@Pappiness) December 10, 2018
It may be faster and more convenient but the smocking gun will never replace good, old fashioned needle and thread.
My spouse and I, since the 1990s, have referenced, or spontaneously played out, that comic on many, many occasions, to the befuddlement of those around us. It’s still one of the best examples of a single weekday comic strip ever, in my opinion.
“Don’t touch my smock or I’ll clean your clock!”