daddybear41 Posted July 23, 2006 Author Posted July 23, 2006 It doesn't have far to climb to reach the bottom already... hahhahah Huggies sweetie Quote
ToriAllen Posted July 23, 2006 Posted July 23, 2006 It doesn't have far to climb to reach the bottom already... hahhahah Huggies sweetie Like your views, your since of direction is bass-ackward. Bye-bye. Quote Smart men learn from their own mistakes; Wise men learn from others. I refuse to engage in a battle of wits with an unarmed man.
daddybear41 Posted July 23, 2006 Author Posted July 23, 2006 Like your views, your since of direction is bass-ackward. Bye-bye. <yawn> Quote
daddybear41 Posted July 23, 2006 Author Posted July 23, 2006 Ooooooooooooooooooo I see the problem... you are a child! 26? Hahahaah live awhile and come back.... I am so sorry... I knew you didn't speak like an adult.... Quote
daddybear41 Posted July 23, 2006 Author Posted July 23, 2006 Now, in closing..... Edited on Sun Jul-23-06 06:36 AM by JI7 based on what he is doing right now, you can see he has not changed. < Bush: "Poor people are lazy" This explains just about everything that's happened since Bush took office. In an interview with Mary Jacoby of Salon.com, one of Bush's former business professors at Harvard said Bush "showed pathological lying habits and was in denial when challenged on his prejudices and biases. He would even deny saying something he just said 30 seconds ago. He was famous for that." The professor, Yoshi Tsurumi, recalled that when he was leading a discussion on whether the government should assist retirees and other people on fixed incomes with heating costs, Bush said, "The government doesn't have to help poor people...they are lazy." And when Tsurumi showed the film "The Grapes of Wrath," Bush sneered. "We were in a discussion of the New Deal," Tsurumi said, "and he called Franklin Roosevelt's policies 'socialism.' He denounced labor unions, the Securities and Exchange Commission, Medicare, Social Security, you name it. He denounced the civil rights movement as socialism. To him, socialism and communism were the same thing. And when challenged to explain his prejudice, he could not defend his argument, either ideologically, polemically, or academically." Students who challenged and embarrassed Bush in class would then become the subject of a whispering campaign by him, Tsurumi said. "In class, he couldn't challenge them. But after class, he sometimes came up to me in the hallway and started bad-mouthing those students who had challenged him. He would complain that someone was drinking too much. It was innuendo and lies. Behind his smile and his smirk, he was a very insecure, cunning, and vengeful guy." Tsurumi said Bush sometimes came late to class and often sat in the back of the classroom, wearing a bomber jacket from the Texas Air National Guard and spitting chewing tobacco into a cup. "At first," Tsurumi said, "I wondered, 'Who is this George Bush?' It's a very common name and I didn't know his background. And he was such a bad student that I asked him once how he got in. He said, 'My dad has good friends.'" Bush scored in the lowest 10 percent of the class.> http://editor-at-large.blogspot.com/2005/11/bush-poor-p... What a commode head. 2008 will end his tyranny if someone doesn't end it first.... Have a gooooooooooooooooooooooood day... Quote
daddybear41 Posted July 23, 2006 Author Posted July 23, 2006 Oh yeah... heheheh Finished up the last tweaks on this new flash set to a very catchy new anti-Bush tune: http://itshardwork.cf.huffingtonpost.com / It'll make you peppier than your morning coffee! Quote
hugo Posted July 23, 2006 Posted July 23, 2006 Now, in closing..... Edited on Sun Jul-23-06 06:36 AM by JI7 based on what he is doing right now, you can see he has not changed. < Bush: "Poor people are lazy" This explains just about everything that's happened since Bush took office. In an interview with Mary Jacoby of Salon.com, one of Bush's former business professors at Harvard said Bush "showed pathological lying habits and was in denial when challenged on his prejudices and biases. He would even deny saying something he just said 30 seconds ago. He was famous for that." The professor, Yoshi Tsurumi, recalled that when he was leading a discussion on whether the government should assist retirees and other people on fixed incomes with heating costs, Bush said, "The government doesn't have to help poor people...they are lazy." And when Tsurumi showed the film "The Grapes of Wrath," Bush sneered. "We were in a discussion of the New Deal," Tsurumi said, "and he called Franklin Roosevelt's policies 'socialism.' He denounced labor unions, the Securities and Exchange Commission, Medicare, Social Security, you name it. He denounced the civil rights movement as socialism. To him, socialism and communism were the same thing. And when challenged to explain his prejudice, he could not defend his argument, either ideologically, polemically, or academically." Students who challenged and embarrassed Bush in class would then become the subject of a whispering campaign by him, Tsurumi said. "In class, he couldn't challenge them. But after class, he sometimes came up to me in the hallway and started bad-mouthing those students who had challenged him. He would complain that someone was drinking too much. It was innuendo and lies. Behind his smile and his smirk, he was a very insecure, cunning, and vengeful guy." Tsurumi said Bush sometimes came late to class and often sat in the back of the classroom, wearing a bomber jacket from the Texas Air National Guard and spitting chewing tobacco into a cup. "At first," Tsurumi said, "I wondered, 'Who is this George Bush?' It's a very common name and I didn't know his background. And he was such a bad student that I asked him once how he got in. He said, 'My dad has good friends.'" Bush scored in the lowest 10 percent of the class.> http://editor-at-large.blogspot.com/2005/11/bush-poor-p... What a commode head. 2008 will end his tyranny if someone doesn't end it first.... Have a gooooooooooooooooooooooood day... Wow, a stinking liberal professor did not like a conservative student. Socialism is simply the path to communism. I like Hayek's phrase "The Road to Serfdom." Quote The power to do good is also the power to do harm. - Milton Friedman "I cannot undertake to lay my finger on that article of the Constitution which granted a right to Congress of expending, on objects of benevolence, the money of their constituents." - James Madison
daddybear41 Posted July 23, 2006 Author Posted July 23, 2006 The Ballad of Dumb George (Too good NOT to share) By William Rivers Pitt t r u t h o u t | Perspective Friday 21 July 2006 I cannot believe how incredibly stupid you are. I mean rock-hard stupid. Dehydrated-rock-hard stupid. Stupid so stupid that it goes way beyond the stupid we know into a whole different dimension of stupid. You are trans-stupid stupid. Meta-stupid. Stupid collapsed on itself so far that even the neutrons have collapsed. Stupid gotten so dense that no intellect can escape. Singularity stupid. Blazing hot mid-day sun on Mercury stupid. You emit more stupid in one second than our entire galaxy emits in a year. Quasar stupid. - "The Ultimate Flame," author unknown George W. Bush is a good man, word has it. He's plain-spoken, they say. A regular fella. A good guy to have a beer with, except he supposedly doesn't drink anymore. I wish, more than anything, that he were drinking. I wish he were drinking all the time. I wish, oh how I wish, that he were stand-up-fall-down-ralphing-down-his-shirt loaded every minute of every day. It would be a comfort, simply because it would explain a great many things. Having a drunk for a president is, after all, a fixable situation. Put him to bed at Camp David for a few weeks and surround him with Secret Service agents. Let his body clean itself out. Problem solved, and really, would anyone actually notice his absence? I don't believe Bush has gotten off the sauce, if truth be told. I know more than a few boozers who, like George, periodically show up with odd wounds on their faces they got from falling over or running into walls. The injuries that appear on George's mien from time to time can perhaps be explained away - maybe Dick Cheney is stalking the halls with a shotgun loaded with rock salt and blasting anyone, even the boss, who gets in his way - but if "George still drinks" were up on the big board at the MGM Grand sports book, I'd take the bet no matter what the oddsmakers had to say. Having a drunk for a president is manageable. Having a stone bozo for a president, on the other hand, is a calamity of global proportions. Let's take a walk through the last few days. George winged off to Russia for trade talks at the G-8 summit, and managed in the course of 100 hours to embarrass himself and our entire country. Russian President Vladimir Putin, who is smarter than Bush by several orders of magnitude, insulted George in front of the international press corps with a tight quip about "democracy" in Iraq. No trade deal got done. The whole thing was a humiliating waste of time, captured best by all the photos of Bush and Putin together. In each and every one of them, Putin is looking at George with an expression that somehow conveyed disgust, disdain and awe simultaneously. Putin's disgust and disdain are easily understood - the poor guy was trapped in a room with our knucklehead president for hours, after all - but the awe requires notice. What, Putin must have thought, is this fool doing running a country? After that came the much-noted open-mike gaffe, during which George dropped an s-bomb while discussing the Middle East crisis with British Prime Minister Tony Blair. The cussing doesn't trouble me - those who know say that John F. Kennedy swore like a sailor whenever he talked shop - but the rest of the scene was like something out of a high school cafeteria. Bush sat there, talking with what looked like seventeen doughnuts stuffed into his gob, while poor Tony tried to discuss matters of life and death. You have to listen to the audio to get a full grasp of what transpired. It wasn't just the dialogue. It was the tone in Blair's voice. He sounded for all the world like a teacher attempting to explain something to an exceptionally dull student. His tone suggested infinite patience and a touch of true sadness, as if he could not quite believe he was speaking this way to an American president. "It takes him eight hours to fly home," said George at one point during the open-mike massacre. "Eight hours. Russia's big and so is China." He was, presumably, speaking to someone about Chinese President Hu Jintao's travel requirements, but really now. Huffington Post writer Cenk Uygur captured the unbelievable vapidity of the discourse. "Russia's big and so is China?" exclaimed Uygur. "This guys sounds like a third grader. Do you know anyone who would have a conversation like this with their neighbor, let alone a business associate, let alone a world leader? Who's proud to know that Russia is big and so is China? If someone is this ignorant, they're usually embarrassed and try not to talk much. But this guy is so dumb he has no idea how dumb he is. This sounds like a conversation you might have with a child, a mentally challenged child. Johnny, do you know how big Russia is? How about China? This would all be unfortunate if George were your dentist, or worse yet, your accountant. But he is the leader of the free world. This man makes life or death decisions every day. If you say you're not scared about that, you're lying." Then came the pig-roast thing. Newsday described it best: "As Israeli warplanes were preparing an attack on Lebanon Thursday afternoon, and a Lebanese militia was aiming a rocket at the ancient Israeli city of Safed, President George W. Bush was bantering with reporters in Germany about a pig. Bush kept bringing up the roast wild boar he was about to dine on at a banquet that night, even when asked about the swelling crisis in the Middle East, where pig meat is forbidden to religious Jews and Muslims. 'Does it concern you that the Beirut airport has been bombed?' a reporter asked. 'And do you see a risk of triggering a wider war?' 'I thought you were going to ask me about the pig,' Bush replied blithely. Then he brought the pig up again - for the fifth time - before giving a long answer that ended with his saying Israel needed to protect itself." After this came the moment when George tried to give German Chancellor Angela Merkel a back massage while she was speaking to someone at the summit table. He sidled up behind her and just started rubbing. Merkel's reaction was instantaneous and dramatic: she flinched, flailed her arms up and basically waved the president of the United States away from her. Her reaction would have been no different if Bush had dropped a live catfish down the back of her shirt. What's next? Will George go to the United Nations, sit on Kofi Annan's head, and fart like some bratty brother tormenting a sibling? Will the cameras catch him playing penny hockey during Middle East peace negotiations? You can't say it'll never happen. It reminds me of the scene from "Caddyshack" where the golfers are hiding in the bushes and betting on whether the Smails kid picks his nose. It is not too farfetched a concept to believe that the other G-8 leaders were doing something very similar while watching Bush. There were, by my count, no less than twenty different moments in the last few days where George brought shame and disgrace upon this country. He did not do this by being too tough, or too soft, or too strident. He did this simply by being himself. His head is an echo chamber where very stupid bats roost. He has the intellect of a bag of rocks. Maybe it's impolite to say this, but it has to be said. And yeah, Mr. Uygur, it is really, really scary. I wish the man were a drunk. I'd sleep better, and so would the world. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- William Rivers Pitt is a New York Times and internationally bestselling author of two books: War on Iraq: What Team Bush Doesn't Want You to Know and The Greatest Sedition Is Silence. Quote
hugo Posted July 23, 2006 Posted July 23, 2006 Sounds like the German Chancellor is a real nutball. It ain't like he grabber her tit. Quote The power to do good is also the power to do harm. - Milton Friedman "I cannot undertake to lay my finger on that article of the Constitution which granted a right to Congress of expending, on objects of benevolence, the money of their constituents." - James Madison
smutt butt Posted July 23, 2006 Posted July 23, 2006 Ooooooooooooooooooo I see the problem... you are a child! 26? Hahahaah live awhile and come back.... I am so sorry... I knew you didn't speak like an adult.... Child? I think the problem is that you are a senile old cocksucker who is obsessed with bush.I would hate to have such a sad pathetic life as you. Your just a bitter old fart living in the past pissed off that JFK isn't president. Fuck off and die old man. Quote "This place may be bombed and we will be killed. We love death. The US loves life. That is the big difference between us." Osama Bin Laden. nov. 2001
daddybear41 Posted July 23, 2006 Author Posted July 23, 2006 The nutcase is Shrub.... and he likes to rub men's heads (either, I understand) and women's shoulders I reckon. She had a right to be revolted. Yuck! Quote
daddybear41 Posted July 23, 2006 Author Posted July 23, 2006 Child? I think the problem is that you are a senile old cocksucker who is obsessed with bush.I would hate to have such a sad pathetic life as you. Your just a bitter old fart living in the past pissed off that JFK isn't president. Fuck off and die old man. Hahahahaahah if you knew.. hahahahaha I am the happiest "old" man you will ever know -- and will get even happier when She-rub is in the ground. Hahahaha you are soooooooooooooooo hilarious... Quote
daddybear41 Posted July 23, 2006 Author Posted July 23, 2006 OOOooooooooooooooooo this is getting fun again! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA Quote
Mohammed_Rots_In_Hell Posted July 23, 2006 Posted July 23, 2006 Hahahahaahah if you knew.. hahahahaha I am the happiest "old" man you will ever know -- and will get even happier when She-rub is in the ground. Hahahaha you are soooooooooooooooo hilarious... How old did you say you were??? I've seen 14 year olds with more maturity (and class) Quote The first amendment provides our constitution with its voice. The second amendment provides its teeth.
daddybear41 Posted July 23, 2006 Author Posted July 23, 2006 Yeah I know... most of this bored (spelled right) are under 12 though methinks... I am 64... and? Shrub still is an idiot.... was when I was 20,30,40,50,60 and still is.... and? Hahahahahah this rocks.... builder is right... hahahahaha you folks get so riled hahahahaah so easily... hahahahaha ohhhhhhhhhhhh this is so hilarious... and I am in the box HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAH Quote
daddybear41 Posted July 23, 2006 Author Posted July 23, 2006 So... since you all are so entertaining.. I shall remain...and continue... lemme share this bt of embarrassing stuff.... even the Euro's know... Buckley: Bush Not A True Conservative CBS News Exclusive: Buckley Criticizes President For Interventionist Policies Stamford, Conn., July 22, 2006 Buckley finds himself parting ways with President Bush, whom he praises as a decisive leader (never mind they are BAD decisions) but admonishes for having strayed from true conservative principles in his foreign policy. In particular, Buckley views the three-and-a-half-year Iraq War as a failure. (as we all do who can see) "If you had a European prime minister who experienced what we've experienced it would be expected that he would retire or resign," Buckley says. Asked if the Bush administration has been distracted by Iraq, Buckley says "I think it has been engulfed by Iraq, by which I mean no other subject interests anybody other than Iraq... The continued tumult in Iraq has overwhelmed what perspectives one might otherwise have entertained with respect to, well, other parts of the Middle East with respect to Iran in particular." http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/07/22/eveningnews/m... Quote
hugo Posted July 23, 2006 Posted July 23, 2006 First thing you have said that is right. Bush is no conservative. Quote The power to do good is also the power to do harm. - Milton Friedman "I cannot undertake to lay my finger on that article of the Constitution which granted a right to Congress of expending, on objects of benevolence, the money of their constituents." - James Madison
daddybear41 Posted July 23, 2006 Author Posted July 23, 2006 hahahahah no, I said he is an idiot and a drunken, warmongering, lying Nazi... all of which are right and true as well.... And it is sooooo embarassing to each one as they wake up and discover how true that is... one by one... glory! Quote
ToriAllen Posted July 23, 2006 Posted July 23, 2006 Ooooooooooooooooooo I see the problem... you are a child! 26? Hahahaah live awhile and come back.... I am so sorry... I knew you didn't speak like an adult.... Hmmm. I wonder. How does an adult speak? Like this… Hahahahahah this rocks.... Or this… HAHAHAHAAHAH oh yes, he will be oooooone gone dud....er...doo dood. Hehehehe party time Or maybe this one… Jesus detests the Shrub. How about…. Shrub sux. May he get his today. Or perhaps… <YAWN> and YAWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWN again This one’s a real gem… Ooooo I checked the "red bar" out.... cool, I love being off the scale! Cool!!!! Yes, you are the epitome of mature and pensive insights. And that is only going through two of eight pages of your posts. If you were really the editor of a newspaper, I think I understand the problem with today’s media. No standards. I am 64... and? If you’re 64, I must be nearing 100. Quote Smart men learn from their own mistakes; Wise men learn from others. I refuse to engage in a battle of wits with an unarmed man.
daddybear41 Posted July 23, 2006 Author Posted July 23, 2006 Good.... maybe you'll make the TODAY SHOW....congrats!!!! Guess 64 does talk like that cause dat's me an I is almost Medicare bound... got my card and all... cool huh? Course the embarassment is (try to stay on subject if ya can).... the drunken Shrub may do away with it by the time you kids get there.... Quote
daddybear41 Posted July 23, 2006 Author Posted July 23, 2006 Cheney is in his bunker starting WWIII...... So, this was his plan all along. Have Israel really stir the crap up good at the first opportunity (2 soldiers captured), then wait for the whole middle east to get involved, giving the neocons an excuse to start bombing the crap out of Iran & Syria, and anyone else who crosses them. Warmongering Nazi bunch!!! Hopefully there is a James Bond type of secret agent super hero, who is getting ready to save us by infiltrating Cheney's top-secret underground fortress of doom, and foiling the evil madman's plan for world domination. What a doofus. What an embarassment. Quote
daddybear41 Posted July 23, 2006 Author Posted July 23, 2006 Shame for America.... the new Lizard of Oz... Osama needs a kidney Cheney needs a heart Bush needs a brain.... good luck! Where is Harry Truman when we need him? Oh yeah.... oh well... Shrub'll get there.... Quote
daddybear41 Posted July 23, 2006 Author Posted July 23, 2006 Kerry slams Bush on Lebanon war 'If I was president, this wouldn't have happened,' Dem senator says. Kerry knocks Bush on handling of Mideast conflict according to Valerie Olander / The Detroit News (gotta love her) .................. "If I was president, this wouldn't have happened," said Kerry during a noon stop at Honest John's bar and grill in Detroit's Cass Corridor. Bush has been so concentrated on the war in Iraq that other Middle East tension arose as a result, he said. "The president has been so absent on diplomacy when it comes to issues affecting the Middle East," Kerry said. "We're going to have a lot of ground to make up (in 2008) because of it." (Amen to that --- Shrub has caused us all so much embarassment) .................. "This is about American security and Bush has failed. He has made it so much worse because of his lack of reality in going into Iraq.…We have to destroy Hezbollah," he said. (Hey, destroy Shrub.... poooooor Hezbollah!) more at: http://www.rawstory.com/showoutarticle.php?src=http%3A%... Quote
daddybear41 Posted July 23, 2006 Author Posted July 23, 2006 Embarassing stuff. but he is right... Adviser tells Bush 'lawyer up' in case Dems take over Time: Presidential adviser wants Bush to 'beef up' White House Counsel's office fearing possible Dem-controlled House probes Ron Brynaert Published: Sunday July 23, 2006 An adviser to President George W. Bush wants the White House Counsel's office to be "beef up" in case a possibly Democratic controlled House pursues a "tangle of investigations," according to a Time Magazine web exclusive. Near the end of an article about how "the crisis in Lebanon has dragged the Administration into the role of potential peacemaker," Time's Mike Allen reports that the Administration's "outlook" for the midterm elections reads "ominous" for the Republican Party and for President Bush. "As for Bush himself, he is curtailing his traditional August working vacation at the ranch so that he can barnstorm before the midterm elections," writes Allen for Time. "Their outlook thus far seems so ominous for the G.O.P. that one presidential adviser wants Bush to beef up his counsel's office for the tangle of investigations that a Democrat-controlled House might pursue," Allen continues. http://www.rawstory.com/news/2006/Time_Presidential_adv... http://www.time.com/time/nation/article/0,8599,1218016,... Lovin' this stuff.... we gonna get that Nazi junkie... Quote
Mohammed_Rots_In_Hell Posted July 23, 2006 Posted July 23, 2006 Good.... maybe you'll make the TODAY SHOW....congrats!!!! Guess 64 does talk like that cause dat's me an I is almost Medicare bound... got my card and all... cool huh? Course the embarassment is (try to stay on subject if ya can).... the drunken Shrub may do away with it by the time you kids get there....I hope so! Quote The first amendment provides our constitution with its voice. The second amendment provides its teeth.
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