A newspaper first published in Denmark in 1871 that became famous for cartoons of Muhammad published in 2006 that results in Islamist riots. The term is Danish for "Jutland Post".
I wonder how many people outside of Scandanavia knew about the Jyllands-Posten before the controersy
by StoogeWatcher November 19, 2010
1. A term used by the Democratic Party in 2006 to describe the problems of the Republican Party.
2. A term Republicans use to describe the Democratic Party in response to William Jefferson's bribery scandal, Nancy Pelosi's hypocrisy on ethics, and Charlie Rangel's tax issues.
3. A book by conservative author and political blogger Michelle Malkin, subtitled "Obama and His Team of Tax Cheats, Crooks, and Cronies"
2. A term Republicans use to describe the Democratic Party in response to William Jefferson's bribery scandal, Nancy Pelosi's hypocrisy on ethics, and Charlie Rangel's tax issues.
3. A book by conservative author and political blogger Michelle Malkin, subtitled "Obama and His Team of Tax Cheats, Crooks, and Cronies"
by StoogeWatcher August 21, 2010
A short-lived sketch comedy show in 1995 that filled the gap between "In Living Color" and "Mad TV."
"House of Buggin'" was the brainchild of John Leguizamo and Luis Guzman, but its attempt to be a Latino "In Living Color" went nowhere.
by StoogeWatcher July 26, 2011
A curse that happens after a sports personality appears on the cover of Sports Illustrated. After they appear on the cover, they have a bad performance.
by StoogeWatcher January 05, 2011
by StoogeWatcher July 29, 2010
A term for the Bengals' teams of the 1990s who had many consecutive losing and non-playoff seasons and a number of first-round draft busts. Originally said by Steelers broadcasting legend Myron Cope.
by StoogeWatcher March 21, 2011