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mccain made me laugh

#1 Post by BigDrawMan » Tue Sep 16, 2008 4:36 pm

i like mccain

he said the #1 job of the vice president is to ask the prez how he is feeling first thing every morning.

he doesnt want a cheney calling his shots.
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#2 Post by SportsFan68 » Tue Sep 16, 2008 4:37 pm

But you will be voting for Obama.

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#3 Post by ulysses5019 » Tue Sep 16, 2008 4:39 pm

BigDrawMan wrote:i like mccain

he said the #1 job of the vice president is to ask the prez how he is feeling first thing every morning.

he doesnt want a cheney calling his shots.
No. He doesn't want Cheney shooting any buckshot in his direction.
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#4 Post by Jeemie » Tue Sep 16, 2008 4:42 pm

BigDrawMan wrote:i like mccain

he said the #1 job of the vice president is to ask the prez how he is feeling first thing every morning.

he doesnt want a cheney calling his shots.
This is why I laugh at the cons who got all excited about Palin...as if they expect Palin to actually have any influence in McCain's administration.

He'll trot her out to keep the right-wing masses happy...but she'll have ZERO say in his administration...ZERO.
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#5 Post by SportsFan68 » Tue Sep 16, 2008 4:49 pm

Jeemie wrote:
BigDrawMan wrote:i like mccain

he said the #1 job of the vice president is to ask the prez how he is feeling first thing every morning.

he doesnt want a cheney calling his shots.
This is why I laugh at the cons who got all excited about Palin...as if they expect Palin to actually have any influence in McCain's administration.

He'll trot her out to keep the right-wing masses happy...but she'll have ZERO say in his administration...ZERO.
They are happy.

Those of us she scares spitless can't win.

If we point out her pork-chomping, anti-choice rightwingnutness, we're anti-moose.

If we say nothing, we hate Clinton.
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#6 Post by BigDrawMan » Tue Sep 16, 2008 4:50 pm

Jeemie wrote:
BigDrawMan wrote:i like mccain

he said the #1 job of the vice president is to ask the prez how he is feeling first thing every morning.

he doesnt want a cheney calling his shots.
This is why I laugh at the cons who got all excited about Palin...as if they expect Palin to actually have any influence in McCain's administration.

He'll trot her out to keep the right-wing masses happy...but she'll have ZERO say in his administration...ZERO.




omg

i agree with jeemie


mccain also sent her a catalog of funeral dresses


she would get zero respect from a mccain cabinet
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#7 Post by peacock2121 » Tue Sep 16, 2008 4:52 pm

BigDrawMan wrote:
Jeemie wrote:
BigDrawMan wrote:i like mccain

he said the #1 job of the vice president is to ask the prez how he is feeling first thing every morning.

he doesnt want a cheney calling his shots.
This is why I laugh at the cons who got all excited about Palin...as if they expect Palin to actually have any influence in McCain's administration.

He'll trot her out to keep the right-wing masses happy...but she'll have ZERO say in his administration...ZERO.




omg

i agree with jeemie

Do you need to go lay down?

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#8 Post by TheConfessor » Tue Sep 16, 2008 4:59 pm

SportsFan68 wrote:If we point out her pork-chomping, anti-choice rightwingnutness, we're anti-moose.
I'm confused. I thought Governor Palin was anti-moose. Didn't she shoot Bullwinkle?

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#9 Post by frogman042 » Tue Sep 16, 2008 5:03 pm

TheConfessor wrote:
SportsFan68 wrote:If we point out her pork-chomping, anti-choice rightwingnutness, we're anti-moose.
I'm confused. I thought Governor Palin was anti-moose. Didn't she shoot Bullwinkle?
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#10 Post by AnnieCamaro » Tue Sep 16, 2008 5:12 pm

frogman042 wrote:
Don't forget Squirrel! Itz Mooose and Squirrel we must rid of - Boris!
Mr. Boris is half right.

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#11 Post by Rocket_J_Squirrel » Wed Sep 17, 2008 6:48 am

AnnieCamaro wrote:
frogman042 wrote:
Don't forget Squirrel! Itz Mooose and Squirrel we must rid of - Boris!
Mr. Boris is half right.

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I am hurt! That sounds rather like blatant squirrel-ism and mustn't be tolerated! We are not all the same. Even Evil Squirrel must have his good side.

Same for the mooses. Or is it meese?

No matter how annoying that big antler head can be...
Where the the hell is that damned moose?

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#12 Post by BackInTex » Wed Sep 17, 2008 6:58 am

This is a great thread.

The Obamanites are discussing amongst themselves about stuff they know nothing about, yet make themselves feel better.

Too bad that good feeling will last only another 49 days.

Go on thinking the 'cons' are stupid, single issue, dittoheads. Go on thinking and talking, especially talking because that only solidifies our base and brings more of the intelligent free-thinking left to our side, negatively about Palin.

Keep doing what you're doing.
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#13 Post by nitrah55 » Wed Sep 17, 2008 7:17 am

BackInTex wrote:This is a great thread.

The Obamanites are discussing amongst themselves about stuff they know nothing about, yet make themselves feel better.

Too bad that good feeling will last only another 49 days.

Go on thinking the 'cons' are stupid, single issue, dittoheads. Go on thinking and talking, especially talking because that only solidifies our base and brings more of the intelligent free-thinking left to our side, negatively about Palin.

Keep doing what you're doing.
That will compensate for the intelligent, free-thinking right - like George Will and David Brooks, who think Palin is a poor choice, and Richard Cohen - accused for years for being in the tank for McCain, now saying that McCain has become what he campaigned against in 2000.
I am about 25% sure of this.

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#14 Post by minimetoo26 » Wed Sep 17, 2008 7:33 am

nitrah55 wrote: .... now saying that McCain has become what he campaigned against in 2000.
*sigh* I have McCain's autograph on a bumper sticker from back in those days. Before he started kissing ass...

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#15 Post by AnnieCamaro » Wed Sep 17, 2008 8:43 am

Rocket_J_Squirrel wrote:
I am hurt! That sounds rather like blatant squirrel-ism and mustn't be tolerated! We are not all the same. Even Evil Squirrel must have his good side.

Same for the mooses. Or is it meese?

No matter how annoying that big antler head can be...
Oh, Rocket. You must know that I didn't mean you! I have previously stated how much I admire you as an excellent citizen and outstanding thespian. I would never intentionally hurt your feelings, and I offer my most profound apologies if I did so accidentally.

You are right that Evil Squirrel has a sort of good side. He is very good at drawing things, and I like to encourage his art. When he's busy drawing, he's not throwing things at me, and even if he does, a crayon doesn't hurt as much as an apple, anvil, or concrete block. Fortunately, he doesn't hit me very often, so his bad aim counts as a good point, too.

I've never met a moose, so I have no particular opinion about mooses/meeses/four-footers of the moosish persuasion.

Again, I am so sorry for my careless blather. I do hope you will forgive me and continue to plan to appear in my opera. Yours is a special and important role.

With love and greatest respect,
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#16 Post by Sir_Galahad » Wed Sep 17, 2008 8:58 am

Keep laughing as that's all you will have when the Obama balloon deflates to a mere puddle of goo.

Listen to his commercials and speeches. He has nothing more to say. He has been reduced to doing exactly what he said he would not do - running a negative campaign. That's all he has left. Mud-slinging. Listen to the panicked left. They will stop at nothing to (and I quote that paragon of taste, Chevy Chase) "destroy Sarah Palin."

From my perspective (and I have since put down my rose-colored glasses) the cons will be doing the laughing come Nov 4.

But, keep up the negativity. It is funny to watch now.
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#17 Post by peacock2121 » Wed Sep 17, 2008 10:28 am

Sir_Galahad wrote:Keep laughing as that's all you will have when the Obama balloon deflates to a mere puddle of goo.

Listen to his commercials and speeches. He has nothing more to say. He has been reduced to doing exactly what he said he would not do - running a negative campaign. That's all he has left. Mud-slinging. Listen to the panicked left. They will stop at nothing to (and I quote that paragon of taste, Chevy Chase) "destroy Sarah Palin."

From my perspective (and I have since put down my rose-colored glasses) the cons will be doing the laughing come Nov 4.

But, keep up the negativity. It is funny to watch now.
So cute.

I was about to tell you that your posts amuse me - not like it's funny, like I am amused.

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#18 Post by Jeemie » Wed Sep 17, 2008 10:58 am

Sir_Galahad wrote:Keep laughing as that's all you will have when the Obama balloon deflates to a mere puddle of goo.

Listen to his commercials and speeches. He has nothing more to say. He has been reduced to doing exactly what he said he would not do - running a negative campaign. That's all he has left. Mud-slinging. Listen to the panicked left. They will stop at nothing to (and I quote that paragon of taste, Chevy Chase) "destroy Sarah Palin."

From my perspective (and I have since put down my rose-colored glasses) the cons will be doing the laughing come Nov 4.

But, keep up the negativity. It is funny to watch now.
Um...there's nothing negative in this thread.

It might have escaped your notice that McCain/Palin were NOT the subject of any "attacks" in this thread.

If ANYONE was being "attacked", it was not them.

I'll leave you to figure out who MAY have been being targeted.
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#19 Post by Jeemie » Wed Sep 17, 2008 10:59 am

BigDrawMan wrote:
Jeemie wrote:
BigDrawMan wrote:i like mccain

he said the #1 job of the vice president is to ask the prez how he is feeling first thing every morning.

he doesnt want a cheney calling his shots.
This is why I laugh at the cons who got all excited about Palin...as if they expect Palin to actually have any influence in McCain's administration.

He'll trot her out to keep the right-wing masses happy...but she'll have ZERO say in his administration...ZERO.




omg

i agree with jeemie


mccain also sent her a catalog of funeral dresses


she would get zero respect from a mccain cabinet
You shouldn't be surprised.

I said at the outset of one of these political threads that I am voting for neither McCain nor Obama.

There's really no difference between the two- both will continue the looting of America that's currently going on.

Only difference is to which voting blocs they pander.
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#20 Post by NellyLunatic1980 » Wed Sep 17, 2008 11:03 am

Jeemie wrote:I said at the outset of one of these political threads that I am voting for neither McCain nor Obama.

There's really no difference between the two- both will continue the looting of America that's currently going on.

Only difference is to which voting blocs they pander.
Are you interested in a position with the National Apathy Party? :D

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#21 Post by ne1410s » Wed Sep 17, 2008 11:27 am

Listen to his commercials and speeches. He has nothing more to say.
Kinda like 1980 when RWR ran on the message of change and hope. And just where is that shining city on a hill?
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#22 Post by Jeemie » Wed Sep 17, 2008 11:34 am

NellyLunatic1980 wrote:
Jeemie wrote:I said at the outset of one of these political threads that I am voting for neither McCain nor Obama.

There's really no difference between the two- both will continue the looting of America that's currently going on.

Only difference is to which voting blocs they pander.
Are you interested in a position with the National Apathy Party? :D
No- but I'd kill if there was truly a candidate for the RTC Party (Restore the Constitution).
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#23 Post by Jeemie » Wed Sep 17, 2008 11:35 am

ne1410s wrote:
Listen to his commercials and speeches. He has nothing more to say.
Kinda like 1980 when RWR ran on the message of change and hope. And just where is that shining city on a hill?
It was foreclosed on.
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#24 Post by ne1410s » Wed Sep 17, 2008 11:48 am

It was foreclosed on.
Now, that's funny!
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#25 Post by Bob Juch » Wed Sep 17, 2008 11:57 am

Jeemie wrote:
NellyLunatic1980 wrote:
Jeemie wrote:I said at the outset of one of these political threads that I am voting for neither McCain nor Obama.

There's really no difference between the two- both will continue the looting of America that's currently going on.

Only difference is to which voting blocs they pander.
Are you interested in a position with the National Apathy Party? :D
No- but I'd kill if there was truly a candidate for the RTC Party (Restore the Constitution).
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