My right-wing nutjob step-dad has the TV on right now, I'm just waiting for him to say something about "those dirty liberals" or "damn ni&*er-lovers" ![]()
Meanwhile, excuse me while I go see whether I can join the SC Democratic party online ![]()
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My right-wing nutjob step-dad has the TV on right now, I'm just waiting for him to say something about "those dirty liberals" or "damn ni&*er-lovers" ![]()
Meanwhile, excuse me while I go see whether I can join the SC Democratic party online ![]()
and in the latest news...a large asteroid has just struck the Fleet Center!!! I'm sure dubya had something to do with it!!! :p
Originally posted by Taboo # 7 My right-wing nutjob step-dad has the TV on right now, I'm just waiting for him to say something about "those dirty liberals" or "damn ni&*er-lovers"
Meanwhile, excuse me while I go see whether I can join the SC Democratic party online
Organized Democrats in South Carolina, shut up! I don't believe it! ![]()
Originally posted by bLuE oRdEr Especially if that asteroid was launched from North Dakota.
how did you know that asteroid was a euphemism for ICBM???
crap, we have been found out!!!
Originally posted by blah > Originally posted by bLuE oRdEr> Especially if that asteroid was launched from North Dakota.
how did you know that asteroid was a euphemism for ICBM???
crap, we have been found out!!!
You damn Texans and your killing ways ![]()
:p
Originally posted by Jeff we shall rule the world!!!
A Bush is in the White House already; whoops, his family are carpetbaggers from New England.
erm...about half of Texas is filled with people from up nawth....the other half are Mexican immigrants...so that means that there is something in the neighborhood of 10 people in this state that were actually born here!!!
I thought Clinton's speech (the mister, not the missus) was great, too bad he's not running (I would've voted for him both times if I'd been old enough
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I looked at the SC site, but wasn't impressed. May just skip on to the campaign site and see what's up ![]()
I will say, though, Fox News is really producing some fair and balanced reporting. I mean, how could it not with both token Democrats there at the Fleet Center, being shouted over as usual? I was so wrong to think they were all hardline Bush-lovers :D
Originally posted by Taboo # 7 I thought Clinton's speech (the mister, not the missus) was great, too bad he's not running (I would've voted for him both times if I'd been old enough
)I looked at the SC site, but wasn't impressed. May just skip on to the campaign site and see what's up
I will say, though, Fox News is really producing some fair and balanced reporting. I mean, how could it not with both token Democrats there at the Fleet Center, being shouted over as usual? I was so wrong to think they were all hardline Bush-lovers :D
Fox News hasn't been too bad so far, CNN has been riding the jock of the Dem.s excessively, and MSNBC had a great lineup for its After Hours analyst show: Joe Scarborough (Mr. Hitler incarnate) and Ron Reagan.
Originally posted by Tristan > Originally posted by Taboo # 7> I thought Clinton's speech (the mister, not the missus) was great, too bad he's not running (I would've voted for him both times if I'd been old enough
)> > I looked at the SC site, but wasn't impressed. May just skip on to the campaign site and see what's up
> > I will say, though, Fox News is really producing some fair and balanced reporting. I mean, how could it not with both token Democrats there at the Fleet Center, being shouted over as usual? I was so wrong to think they were all hardline Bush-lovers :D
Fox News hasn't been too bad so far, CNN has been riding the jock of the Dem.s excessively, and MSNBC had a great lineup for its After Hours analyst show: Joe Scarborough (Mr. Hitler incarnate) and Ron Reagan.
I'm just coping with the ridiculous notion of putting Sean Hannity on the convention floor. He seems a little impotent without his phallic pen to wave in people's faces as he calls them dirty liberals :D
Larry King has Mo Rocca on the convention floor...Mo's funny as hell, kinda like Dennis Miller back when he was funny and liberal ![]()
Originally posted by Taboo # 7 Larry King has Mo Rocca on the convention floor...Mo's funny as hell, kinda like Dennis Miller back when he was funny and liberal
you're one of the few people I know who like Mo (enough of the VH1 shows already!), Rob Corddry rules the Daily Show! Also I've never liked Dennis Miller, until I started to watch his CNBC show.
Originally posted by Taboo # 7 > Originally posted by Tristan> > > > Originally posted by Taboo # 7> > I thought Clinton's speech (the mister, not the missus) was great, too bad he's not running (I would've voted for him both times if I'd been old enough
)> > > > I looked at the SC site, but wasn't impressed. May just skip on to the campaign site and see what's up
> > > > I will say, though, Fox News is really producing some fair and balanced reporting. I mean, how could it not with both token Democrats there at the Fleet Center, being shouted over as usual? I was so wrong to think they were all hardline Bush-lovers :D>
Fox News hasn't been too bad so far, CNN has been riding the jock of the Dem.s excessively, and MSNBC had a great lineup for its After Hours analyst show: Joe Scarborough (Mr. Hitler incarnate) and Ron Reagan.
I'm just coping with the ridiculous notion of putting Sean Hannity on the convention floor. He seems a little impotent without his phallic pen to wave in people's faces as he calls them dirty liberals :D
I wish the lion-tamers in the GOP would go and release the beast, aka Ann Coulter, onto the Convention floor. She'd eat those pussy liberals alive. ![]()
Originally posted by Tristan > Originally posted by Taboo # 7> Larry King has Mo Rocca on the convention floor...Mo's funny as hell, kinda like Dennis Miller back when he was funny and liberal
you're one of the few people I know who like Mo (enough of the VH1 shows already!), Rob Corddry rules the Daily Show! Also I've never liked Dennis Miller, until I started to watch his CNBC show.
Mo and I both know the advantages of having a bird's nest for a hairdo ![]()
I haven't been able to keep up with the Daily Show, but I remember the glory days of Stephen Colbert, Steve Carrell(sic) and Mo. I know not of this Rob fellow you speak of.
Dennis Miller used to do some funny-ass HBO sepcials, and I recommend his pre-conversion "Rant" books to anyone who thinks he's funny now. I like Bill Maher better anyways.
Originally posted by Tristan > Originally posted by Taboo # 7> > > > Originally posted by Tristan> > > > > > > Originally posted by Taboo # 7> > > I thought Clinton's speech (the mister, not the missus) was great, too bad he's not running (I would've voted for him both times if I'd been old enough
)> > > > > > I looked at the SC site, but wasn't impressed. May just skip on to the campaign site and see what's up
> > > > > > I will say, though, Fox News is really producing some fair and balanced reporting. I mean, how could it not with both token Democrats there at the Fleet Center, being shouted over as usual? I was so wrong to think they were all hardline Bush-lovers :D> > >
Fox News hasn't been too bad so far, CNN has been riding the jock of the Dem.s excessively, and MSNBC had a great lineup for its After Hours analyst show: Joe Scarborough (Mr. Hitler incarnate) and Ron Reagan.
I'm just coping with the ridiculous notion of putting Sean Hannity on the convention floor. He seems a little impotent without his phallic pen to wave in people's faces as he calls them dirty liberals :D
I wish the lion-tamers in the GOP would go and release the beast, aka Ann Coulter, onto the Convention floor. She'd eat those pussy liberals alive. ![]()
Like I said before: Female Skeletor :barf:
Originally posted by Taboo # 7 > Originally posted by Tristan> > > > Originally posted by Taboo # 7> > > > > > > Originally posted by Tristan> > > > > > > > > > Originally posted by Taboo # 7> > > > I thought Clinton's speech (the mister, not the missus) was great, too bad he's not running (I would've voted for him both times if I'd been old enough
)> > > > > > > > I looked at the SC site, but wasn't impressed. May just skip on to the campaign site and see what's up
> > > > > > > > I will say, though, Fox News is really producing some fair and balanced reporting. I mean, how could it not with both token Democrats there at the Fleet Center, being shouted over as usual? I was so wrong to think they were all hardline Bush-lovers :D> > > > > >
Fox News hasn't been too bad so far, CNN has been riding the jock of the Dem.s excessively, and MSNBC had a great lineup for its After Hours analyst show: Joe Scarborough (Mr. Hitler incarnate) and Ron Reagan.
I'm just coping with the ridiculous notion of putting Sean Hannity on the convention floor. He seems a little impotent without his phallic pen to wave in people's faces as he calls them dirty liberals :D
I wish the lion-tamers in the GOP would go and release the beast, aka Ann Coulter, onto the Convention floor. She'd eat those pussy liberals alive. ![]()
Like I said before: Female Skeletor :barf:
Feisty sex goddess. ![]()
Originally posted by Tristan > Originally posted by Taboo # 7> Larry King has Mo Rocca on the convention floor...Mo's funny as hell, kinda like Dennis Miller back when he was funny and liberal
you're one of the few people I know who like Mo (enough of the VH1 shows already!), Rob Corddry rules the Daily Show! Also I've never liked Dennis Miller, until I started to watch his CNBC show.
mo rocca also does bits on NPR, hence my father's love for the man.
Originally posted by Tristan > Originally posted by Taboo # 7> > > > Originally posted by Tristan> > > > > > > Originally posted by Taboo # 7> > > > > > > > > > Originally posted by Tristan> > > > > > > > > > > > > Originally posted by Taboo # 7> > > > > I thought Clinton's speech (the mister, not the missus) was great, too bad he's not running (I would've voted for him both times if I'd been old enough
)> > > > > > > > > > I looked at the SC site, but wasn't impressed. May just skip on to the campaign site and see what's up
> > > > > > > > > > I will say, though, Fox News is really producing some fair and balanced reporting. I mean, how could it not with both token Democrats there at the Fleet Center, being shouted over as usual? I was so wrong to think they were all hardline Bush-lovers :D> > > > > > > > > >
Fox News hasn't been too bad so far, CNN has been riding the jock of the Dem.s excessively, and MSNBC had a great lineup for its After Hours analyst show: Joe Scarborough (Mr. Hitler incarnate) and Ron Reagan.
I'm just coping with the ridiculous notion of putting Sean Hannity on the convention floor. He seems a little impotent without his phallic pen to wave in people's faces as he calls them dirty liberals :D
I wish the lion-tamers in the GOP would go and release the beast, aka Ann Coulter, onto the Convention floor. She'd eat those pussy liberals alive. ![]()
Like I said before: Female Skeletor :barf:
Feisty sex goddess. ![]()
Walking embodiment of the Black Palque ![]()
some of you might be interested in this!!!
http://www.humaneventsonline.com/article.php?print=yes&id=4610
Originally posted by Taboo # 7 > Originally posted by Tristan> > > > Originally posted by Taboo # 7> > > > > > > Originally posted by Tristan> > > > > > > > > > Originally posted by Taboo # 7> > > > > > > > > > > > > Originally posted by Tristan> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Originally posted by Taboo # 7> > > > > > I thought Clinton's speech (the mister, not the missus) was great, too bad he's not running (I would've voted for him both times if I'd been old enough
)> > > > > > > > > > > > I looked at the SC site, but wasn't impressed. May just skip on to the campaign site and see what's up
> > > > > > > > > > > > I will say, though, Fox News is really producing some fair and balanced reporting. I mean, how could it not with both token Democrats there at the Fleet Center, being shouted over as usual? I was so wrong to think they were all hardline Bush-lovers :D> > > > > > > > > > > > > > >
Fox News hasn't been too bad so far, CNN has been riding the jock of the Dem.s excessively, and MSNBC had a great lineup for its After Hours analyst show: Joe Scarborough (Mr. Hitler incarnate) and Ron Reagan.
I'm just coping with the ridiculous notion of putting Sean Hannity on the convention floor. He seems a little impotent without his phallic pen to wave in people's faces as he calls them dirty liberals :D
I wish the lion-tamers in the GOP would go and release the beast, aka Ann Coulter, onto the Convention floor. She'd eat those pussy liberals alive. ![]()
Like I said before: Female Skeletor :barf:
Feisty sex goddess. ![]()
Walking embodiment of the Black Palque ![]()
Every right winger's wet dream.
Originally posted by Tristan > Originally posted by Taboo # 7> > > > Originally posted by Tristan> > > > > > > Originally posted by Taboo # 7> > > > > > > > > > Originally posted by Tristan> > > > > > > > > > > > > Originally posted by Taboo # 7> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Originally posted by Tristan> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Originally posted by Taboo # 7> > > > > > > I thought Clinton's speech (the mister, not the missus) was great, too bad he's not running (I would've voted for him both times if I'd been old enough
)> > > > > > > > > > > > > > I looked at the SC site, but wasn't impressed. May just skip on to the campaign site and see what's up
> > > > > > > > > > > > > > I will say, though, Fox News is really producing some fair and balanced reporting. I mean, how could it not with both token Democrats there at the Fleet Center, being shouted over as usual? I was so wrong to think they were all hardline Bush-lovers :D> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >
Fox News hasn't been too bad so far, CNN has been riding the jock of the Dem.s excessively, and MSNBC had a great lineup for its After Hours analyst show: Joe Scarborough (Mr. Hitler incarnate) and Ron Reagan.
I'm just coping with the ridiculous notion of putting Sean Hannity on the convention floor. He seems a little impotent without his phallic pen to wave in people's faces as he calls them dirty liberals :D
I wish the lion-tamers in the GOP would go and release the beast, aka Ann Coulter, onto the Convention floor. She'd eat those pussy liberals alive. ![]()
Like I said before: Female Skeletor :barf:
Feisty sex goddess. ![]()
Walking embodiment of the Black Palque ![]()
Every right winger's wet dream.
Joe McCarthy and Richard Nixon's love child ![]()
Originally posted by Tristan The spawn of seafoam, a la Aphrodite
The female version of Damien from "The Omen" ![]()
Originally posted by Tristan I wish the lion-tamers in the GOP would go and release the beast, aka Ann Coulter, onto the Convention floor. She'd eat those pussy liberals alive.
Ann Coulter eats what? I thought the right wingnuts were against that sort of thing...You know, alter the Constitution and all that.
Originally posted by Jeff some of you might be interested in this!!!http://www.humaneventsonline.com/article.php?print=yes&id=4610 "As for the pretty girls, I can only guess that it’s because liberal boys never try to make a move on you without the UN Security Council's approval. Plus, it’s no fun riding around in those dinky little hybrid cars."
Ann, Ann, you ignorant slut...
...as if you never castigated Bill Clinton for making a move on "pretty girls" without the UN Security Council's approval.
And in case you're wondering, Ann, there was never any shortage of "pretty girls" who wanted a fun ride in my "dinky little" Alfa Romeo.
Watched the convention last night: as Barack Obama finished speaking , I thought to myself "there goes the first black president of the US" ![]()
Originally posted by Taboo # 7 Watched the convention last night: as Barack Obama finished speaking , I thought to myself "there goes the first black president of the US"
Obama's speech was energizing, but a part was more fit for the 60's rather than today. As for him being president someday, he'll need to become a governor first (or become a VP), and then he'll have much better chances. He seems to not be a typical Democrat. Here's a quote I liked from Tucker Carlson: "He came out for tax cuts for corporations; that's kind of interesting. He didn't say anything about Iraq; that's interesting too. He didn't say anything about the Patriot Act. He didn't say anything about desecrating the environment. He said not a word about Halliburton. In other words, his speech sounded nothing like the typical Democratic speech this year. I thought it was good." ![]()
Originally posted by Tristan > Originally posted by Taboo # 7> Watched the convention last night: as Barack Obama finished speaking , I thought to myself "there goes the first black president of the US"
Obama's speech was energizing, but a part was more fit for the 60's rather than today. As for him being president someday, he'll need to become a governor first (or become a VP), and then he'll have much better chances. He seems to not be a typical Democrat. Here's a quote I liked from Tucker Carlson: "He came out for tax cuts for corporations; that's kind of interesting. He didn't say anything about Iraq; that's interesting too. He didn't say anything about the Patriot Act. He didn't say anything about desecrating the environment. He said not a word about Halliburton. In other words, his speech sounded nothing like the typical Democratic speech this year. I thought it was good." ![]()
TC's one of the few conservatives I like (including you, of course), because he rarely seems like he's gonna shout down the other guy. Fox News doesn't have a sense of humor about him, but he's cool. Bit too Alex Keaton-esque perhaps, but alright by me. ![]()
Obama's a relatively young man (early 40s), so he'll have plenty of time to run for all sorts of offices and get some experience. I'm just saying that, were he to run for something on national scale like Prez or VP, I'd vote for him in a heartbeat based on what he brought to the convention last night. I really think this guy could go all the way to the White House, if he ever wanted to. ![]()
Originally posted by Taboo # 7 > Originally posted by Tristan> > > > Originally posted by Taboo # 7> > Watched the convention last night: as Barack Obama finished speaking , I thought to myself "there goes the first black president of the US"
>
Obama's speech was energizing, but a part was more fit for the 60's rather than today. As for him being president someday, he'll need to become a governor first (or become a VP), and then he'll have much better chances. He seems to not be a typical Democrat. Here's a quote I liked from Tucker Carlson: "He came out for tax cuts for corporations; that's kind of interesting. He didn't say anything about Iraq; that's interesting too. He didn't say anything about the Patriot Act. He didn't say anything about desecrating the environment. He said not a word about Halliburton. In other words, his speech sounded nothing like the typical Democratic speech this year. I thought it was good." ![]()
TC's one of the few conservatives I like (including you, of course), because he rarely seems like he's gonna shout down the other guy. Fox News doesn't have a sense of humor about him, but he's cool. Bit too Alex Keaton-esque perhaps, but alright by me. ![]()
Obama's a relatively young man (early 40s), so he'll have plenty of time to run for all sorts of offices and get some experience. I'm just saying that, were he to run for something on national scale like Prez or VP, I'd vote for him in a heartbeat based on what he brought to the convention last night. I really think this guy could go all the way to the White House, if he ever wanted to. ![]()
I agree that he's a very likeable man. I almost like him ![]()
Originally posted by Tristan > Originally posted by Taboo # 7> > > > Originally posted by Tristan> > > > > > > Originally posted by Taboo # 7> > > Watched the convention last night: as Barack Obama finished speaking , I thought to myself "there goes the first black president of the US"
> > >
Obama's speech was energizing, but a part was more fit for the 60's rather than today. As for him being president someday, he'll need to become a governor first (or become a VP), and then he'll have much better chances. He seems to not be a typical Democrat. Here's a quote I liked from Tucker Carlson: "He came out for tax cuts for corporations; that's kind of interesting. He didn't say anything about Iraq; that's interesting too. He didn't say anything about the Patriot Act. He didn't say anything about desecrating the environment. He said not a word about Halliburton. In other words, his speech sounded nothing like the typical Democratic speech this year. I thought it was good." ![]()
TC's one of the few conservatives I like (including you, of course), because he rarely seems like he's gonna shout down the other guy. Fox News doesn't have a sense of humor about him, but he's cool. Bit too Alex Keaton-esque perhaps, but alright by me. ![]()
Obama's a relatively young man (early 40s), so he'll have plenty of time to run for all sorts of offices and get some experience. I'm just saying that, were he to run for something on national scale like Prez or VP, I'd vote for him in a heartbeat based on what he brought to the convention last night. I really think this guy could go all the way to the White House, if he ever wanted to. ![]()
I agree that he's a very likeable man. I almost like him ![]()
He's so dreamy..........![]()
Sean hannity, on the other hand.......total asshole ![]()
From Inside Politics:
"The most striking thing about the Democratic convention this year is how few Democratic themes have been heard from the podium. With the exception of Al Sharpton, an uncontrollable force of nature who has so intimidated the Democratic leadership that they leave him alone, no speaker I've seen has deviated significantly from the prepared text.
And the prepared text mentions almost none of the stock Democratic talking points: Bush stole the election, lied to get us into war, and threw the profits to Halliburton and the Carlyle Group, all to please the Saudis and the religious right, and also to avenge his father's 1992 loss. Because Bush is both diabolical and a moron, brilliantly evil and mentally retarded."
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"The 60-year-old lawmaker made a triumphant entrance into the hall, walking a happy gantlet of delegates who reached out eagerly to greet him. "I'm John Kerry and I'm reporting for duty," he said moments later from the podium, snapping off a salute before beginning his speech.
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Over and over, he said, "America can do better. And help is on the..."
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