People who need a smack in the face

[MidnightViper88]

Originally posted by ShyShy
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Can't stand the fat bastard.

A smack isn't enough for that tub of lard...

A paddle the size of a 747's wing might be sufficient enough, but even that isn't guarenteed to cover all the hot air that fills his head or the bullshit in his mouth...

[Scar Da Kookee]

Originally posted by randman
I'll trust Michael Moore over George W. Bush any day.

gotta admit someone like him got enough between his legs to openly and publicise what ever he's talking about (true or not) agenst our government.

if any government.

well at least this is a country were we can have people like that unlike some other countries that would just either a) walk up to him and shoot him or b) take him to an alleyway and then shoot him

[swingdjted]

Originally posted by Kookee
well at least this is a country were we can have people like that unlike some other countries that would just either a) walk up to him and shoot him or b) take him to an alleyway and then shoot him

Hell, even if I was a far-right-wing republican I'd still agree that this is a good thing (I'm actually out there in left field somewhere). Freedom of speech is something I believe in more than almost anything.

I guess I should scrap the fishing boat/hunting guns vs. U.S. Armed Forces revolt idea, though I'd probably get lots of media attention for it.

Oh, and people to slap - I gotta post our president again, not just because of my views as a democrat, but because he seriously embarassed himself and his own party by making fun of all the incredibly stupid things he said.

A couple nights ago, he invited a comedian (president impersonator) to a dinner party, and they took turns going over countless dimwit presidential speech quotes like "In the great words of Sigmund Freud, I have a dream" and "I love America because it's full of Americans". It was on international live television. Although I do give him credit for being able to take a hit and laugh, it was rather pittiful to see.

Was it a joke or was it him making fun of America for electing such a dunce? (I wasn't serious about the last sentence, or maybe I should have been?)

[InvisableMan]

you old fools need to stop breaking the world for us young generations, and us in general.

[ShyShy]

Originally posted by randman
I'll trust Michael Moore over George W. Bush any day.

I trust neither. When GWB first ran for Governor of Texas, I called Bullshit. He only ran on his daddy's name with the Presidency in sight.

[xzxzzx]

Originally posted by randman
He is overzealous and even a bit obnoxious, but I believe his cholesterol-ridden heart is in the right place. Let's face it. No one is telling us the absolute truth. That applies to the White House, to the "news" media and to film makers like Mr. Moore. We just have to weigh the issues and decide for ourselves who is being the most truthful. I'll trust Michael Moore over George W. Bush any day.

(Feel free to call me a fool.)

Fool. Michael Moore is, at best, an idiot. By all evidence however, he's a shrewd and conniving manipulator.

Not that I'd trust GW, but at least I've heard something truthful and significant come out of his mouth.

[ScorLibran]

Originally posted by xzxzzx
Not that I'd trust GW, but at least I've heard something truthful and significant come out of his mouth.

When?

Hold on...before you tell me, we have to alert the media, get camera crews set up, call news agencies, call the Ripley's Believe It Or Not people...

George W. Bush is so stupid that he proves that it doesn't matter who is the president of the United States.

Spongebob for 2008! Same difference.