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and they clap... god help them
and they clap... god help them
How's the typing sans 2 less fingers? You moved, still near Silver Springs or a completely different region now?
Edit, I'm thinking it's a good thing I'm at work and am missing this.
Edited, Tue Jan 31 21:55:21 2006 by Buffyisagoddess
Edit, I'm thinking it's a good thing I'm at work and am missing this.
Edited, Tue Jan 31 21:55:21 2006 by Buffyisagoddess
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Edit, I'm thinking it's a good thing I'm at work and am missing this.
it's the intellectual equivalant of your Avatar, BRILLIVS.
and the big building that I worked in moved and changed to 2 seperate buildings, still in Silver Spring though thanks for bringing my personl life into a perfectly good spamming Bush-hating troll THREAD!!
No problem Kel, it's why I'm here 
Well that and I'm still f[/b]ucking stuck here for another hour god damn it.
Edit, because I can't f[b]ucking spell my way out of a paper bag filled with decomposing kitten carcasses.
Edited, Tue Jan 31 22:02:05 2006 by Buffyisagoddess
Well that and I'm still f[/b]ucking stuck here for another hour god damn it.
Edit, because I can't f[b]ucking spell my way out of a paper bag filled with decomposing kitten carcasses.
Edited, Tue Jan 31 22:02:05 2006 by Buffyisagoddess
Well, it's about as antagonistic an audience as I've ever seen on the other side of the aisle. When Bush mentioned Iraq and the 'abuse' of human embryos, the camera would pan out to show that the Dems all stayed seated. At one point, Hilary was laughing at him when he mentioned that we couldn't sit around and wait for another hit, and then she looked like she wanted to cut him when he mentioned that both he and Clinton would turn 60 that year.
Favorite moment? When the Dems gave a standing ovation to Bush's comment that he hadn't passed his Social Security measure.
As for the speech itself, all in all pretty much what I expected. Waitng for the Warner response now.
Favorite moment? When the Dems gave a standing ovation to Bush's comment that he hadn't passed his Social Security measure.
As for the speech itself, all in all pretty much what I expected. Waitng for the Warner response now.
BRILLIVS wrote:
Well that and I'm still ******* stuck here for another hour god damn it.
this is the first night sinse last Wednsday that I made it home before 10PM... I go in at 9.
and Friday, I worked 9AM to Saturday 2PM.. with a 45 minute nap in my car, blasting the heat..
good times.
Edited, Tue Jan 31 22:11:53 2006 by Kelvyquayo
I hate how he reads the teleprompter, and he doesn't even try to hide it.
Bill Clinton could wing a whole State of the Union address if his teleprompter broke. What would Bush do?
Bill Clinton could wing a whole State of the Union address if his teleprompter broke. What would Bush do?
Sounds ducky Kel. I had to work four doubleshifts last week because another field rep walked out. So now I'm covering three field rep's areas(including my own) So now I have to go visit garages up in Lockport, NY sometime this month. On top of having to go to Chillicothe, OH and Elkins, WV to deal with existing garage issues. At least the bastards gave me a company car, although it's a cavalier with bright AAA letters on the door.
Jawbox the Furtive wrote:
I hate how he reads the teleprompter, and he doesn't even try to hide it.
Bill Clinton could wing a whole State of the Union address if his teleprompter broke. What would Bush do?
Bill Clinton could wing a whole State of the Union address if his teleprompter broke. What would Bush do?
He always makes me think of Ron Burgundy when he's really obvious about it. I'm waiting for the question mark..."I'm President George W. Bush?" haha
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“It has always been the prerogative of children and half-wits to point out that the emperor has no clothes. But a half-wit remains a half-wit, and the emperor remains an emperor.â€
― Neil Gaiman, The Sandman, Vol. 9: The Kindly Ones
― Neil Gaiman, The Sandman, Vol. 9: The Kindly Ones
a few things about Bush's speaking habits I've noticed.
He always looks like he's staring into the sun.
He sounds like he's explaining it more to himself than the audience.
Right after he actally get's a succesfuly uttered line out, he gets this smug, self-approving look on his face followed by the notorious head-bobbing and stupid grin. (mix this with the "sun-squint" and it's great comedy)
He doesn't accentuate certain syllables properly, downgrading the message.
If he get's a question that he doesn't like, he acts insulted and his replies are overy defensive.
It's all ********
It's all ********
It's all ********
He always looks like he's staring into the sun.
He sounds like he's explaining it more to himself than the audience.
Right after he actally get's a succesfuly uttered line out, he gets this smug, self-approving look on his face followed by the notorious head-bobbing and stupid grin. (mix this with the "sun-squint" and it's great comedy)
He doesn't accentuate certain syllables properly, downgrading the message.
If he get's a question that he doesn't like, he acts insulted and his replies are overy defensive.
It's all ********
It's all ********
It's all ********
My personal Bush faux paus was when he said that our troops were fighting vociferously.
Kelvyquayo, Eater of Souls wrote:
He doesn't accentuate certain syllables properly, downgrading the message.
Point taken. But on the upside, at least there is a discernable message.
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But on the upside, at least there is a discernable message.
Hey, by this time next year I'll have sold my book and traveling the Carribean on my custom built 18th century fast galleon replica. By that time me and my voluptuous 21 year old super-genius fiance will have devised a way to improve the quality of life in several 3rd world countries.
After we invent the first light-powered hover car, we will travel the country spreading messages of positivity to all!! We will fly around all of the cities of America and give $1000 to every homeless person we meet and donate a few $1000 to the worst schools.
It will be a good year.
Get the message?
Edited, Tue Jan 31 22:36:39 2006 by Kelvyquayo
Can I come too?
Just use the Mute button and make up your own State of the Union.
Dolomite. Always and forever Dolomite. Now my co-workers are looking at me like I'm fu[b][/b]cking psycho for bursting out laughing.
oh ****, Shield's on!
Angsty wrote:
It's TiVoing for tomorrow night.
Here I thought I was the only one who TiVo'ed everything with "bush" in the title.
Cheers Angsty.
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a few things about Bush's speaking habits I've noticed.
He always looks like he's staring into the sun.
He sounds like he's explaining it more to himself than the audience.
Right after he actally get's a succesfuly uttered line out, he gets this smug, self-approving look on his face followed by the notorious head-bobbing and stupid grin. (mix this with the "sun-squint" and it's great comedy)
He always looks like he's staring into the sun.
He sounds like he's explaining it more to himself than the audience.
Right after he actally get's a succesfuly uttered line out, he gets this smug, self-approving look on his face followed by the notorious head-bobbing and stupid grin. (mix this with the "sun-squint" and it's great comedy)
Ever seen Frank Caliendo's (sp?) Bush impression?
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