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#27 Jan 20 2009 at 9:41 AM Rating: Excellent
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"Let the Red Man get ahead, man."

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Old people are funny.
#28 Jan 20 2009 at 9:43 AM Rating: Excellent
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I missed it due to actually having a desk full of work to get done.

Mind you, I'm sure it'll be rebroadcast tonight on C-SPAN with the highlights on the rest of the cable news networks
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#29 Jan 20 2009 at 9:44 AM Rating: Decent
If I'm being totally honest, I don't expect today to end without some attempt being made on his life. I'm hopeful otherwise, but I'll keep an eye out.
#30 Jan 20 2009 at 9:47 AM Rating: Excellent
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If I'm being totally honest, I don't expect today to end without some attempt being made on his life. I'm hopeful otherwise, but I'll keep an eye out.


I hate to say it, but I was on edge, ready to usher my kids out of the room if anything happened.
#31 Jan 20 2009 at 9:49 AM Rating: Good
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If I'm being totally honest, I don't expect today to end without some attempt being made on his life. I'm hopeful otherwise, but I'll keep an eye out.


I hate to say it, but I was on edge, ready to usher my kids out of the room if anything happened.


I was thinking that too actually.
#32 Jan 20 2009 at 10:00 AM Rating: Decent
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Cheney in a wheelchair means he is now more machine than human. Beware the future uprising fleshies.
#33 Jan 20 2009 at 10:03 AM Rating: Excellent
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Cheney in a wheelchair means he is now more machine than human. Beware the future uprising fleshies.


When Biden was sworn in I was thinking, "Not a moment too soon for that."

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#34 Jan 20 2009 at 10:06 AM Rating: Decent
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Samira wrote:
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Cheney in a wheelchair means he is now more machine than human. Beware the future uprising fleshies.


When Biden was sworn in I was thinking, "Not a moment too soon for that."



Yes, but at least we knew where Cheney was most of the time during his tenure. Now he is free to pursue his devious plots with little fear of discovery. Instead of the shadow receding, it has simply grown larger.
#35 Jan 20 2009 at 10:07 AM Rating: Good
Wolf Blitzer's ego is HUGE.

Happy Obama day.
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#36 Jan 20 2009 at 10:07 AM Rating: Good
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Samira wrote:
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Cheney in a wheelchair means he is now more machine than human. Beware the future uprising fleshies.


When Biden was sworn in I was thinking, "Not a moment too soon for that."



Yes, but at least we knew where Cheney was most of the time during his tenure.
Did we though? Did we??
#37 Jan 20 2009 at 10:09 AM Rating: Excellent
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Sure we did. He was in An Undisclosed Location.

It's an island, I think.

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Cheney in a wheelchair means he is now more machine than human. Beware the future uprising fleshies.


When Biden was sworn in I was thinking, "Not a moment too soon for that."



Yes, but at least we knew where Cheney was most of the time during his tenure.
Did we though? Did we??


He was hiding in his shadowy lair between the executive and legislative branch.

Edited, Jan 20th 2009 1:10pm by Paskil
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I could go for some pheasant right about now, that's what they're having at the luncheon today. Smiley: mad
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#42 Jan 20 2009 at 10:31 AM Rating: Excellent
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In!

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#43 Jan 20 2009 at 10:35 AM Rating: Good
Sure, why not.
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Limbaugh was on earlier saying that there wasn't enough energy at the inauguration and that there was more energy at McCain rallies and far more energy at Palin rallies.

Oh well. I guess whatever McCain voters lacked in numbers, they made up for in noise.

Edited, Jan 20th 2009 12:36pm by Jophiel
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#45 Jan 20 2009 at 10:44 AM Rating: Good
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#46 Jan 20 2009 at 11:25 AM Rating: Good
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I just came home and watched his speech. What a statesman Smiley: nod
#47 Jan 20 2009 at 12:47 PM Rating: Excellent
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Dear Americanites

I grew up in an England of Hollywood Movies where Sir Walter Raleigh had an American accent, Audie Murphy and the US military single-handedly won every war ever fought, and the only decent cartoons were voiced by Mel Blanc, but I never lost any sense of my Britishness.

I'm educated enough to know that I would be speking ze cherman if it weren't for the thousands of Americans who came to our aid in WW2 and saved us from a **** invasion. I also know that the disproportionate economic success of our pretty little islands owes a great deal to the relationship between London & Washington.

Alas, over the last 8 years I came to be ashamed, and even disgusted at the blind support my Queen's Government gave to America's ill-conceived, unjust and internationally disastrous foreign policies. From 2003, when travelling around Europe I had to make it clear that I was British, and not American, to avoid ostracism and contempt. More recently, even being British conveyed guilt-by-association - Abu-Ghraib, Gitmo etc., caused rifts in muslim/non-muslim reltionships in Paris & Madrid and turned them from relative stability to strife and hatred.

Today I see a new page turned; it's blank and your new Commander in Chief has pencilled in the initial paragraph that makes me want to read on. I believe and hope that as the words are written in ink, the healing can begin.

As Gwyn said, you have elected a true statesman. He has yet to prove himself, and he is about to be tested with rigoUr and urgency.

Whilever the USA remains the world's leader, President Obama (Oh it's nice to be able to type that) is almost as much my leader as yours. I hope with all my strength that he proves capable of impacting on my future and that of my family as (y)our last leader.

Whether you're Republican, Democrat or apathetic, your democracy has restored my faith in America's potential to make the world a better place.

Thank you. Smiley: bowdown

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#48 Jan 20 2009 at 12:57 PM Rating: Excellent
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Nobby wrote:
I hope with all my strength that he proves capable of impacting on my future and that of my family as (y)our last leader.


Um... what? Smiley: um



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From 2003, when travelling around Europe I had to make it clear that I was British, and not American, to avoid ostracism and contempt.


I had no issues with the locals when I made my vacation to Amsterdam. The people I talked too had no issue with me being American. A French lady that I sat and talked politics with in The Dam for about 20 minutes had no issue either. Course, I told her I voted for Gore in 2000 and Kerry in 2004. Still, after all the hullabaloo I received from friends at home about claiming Canadian citizenship (just in case), I was surprised at the warm welcome I received from everyone I spoke to.
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From 2003, when travelling around Europe I had to make it clear that I was British, and not American, to avoid ostracism and contempt.


I had no issues with the locals when I made my vacation to Amsterdam. The people I talked too had no issue with me being American. A French lady that I sat and talked politics with in The Dam for about 20 minutes had no issue either. Course, I told her I voted for Gore in 2000 and Kerry in 2004. Still, after all the hullabaloo I received from friends at home about claiming Canadian citizenship (just in case), I was surprised at the warm welcome I received from everyone I spoke to.
Try the banlieus of Paris or the ghettos of Madrid.

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Samira wrote:
Nobby wrote:
I hope with all my strength that he proves capable of impacting on my future and that of my family as (y)our last leader.


Um... what? Smiley: um





He means "as capable" as in, Bush ****** stuff up world-wide...let's hope Obama has such far reaching policy (though in the reverse).

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