Stigmata? Hell, if a bill were bleeding from its hands like Christ at the crucifiction, I'd refuse to vote too!Quote:
Originally Posted by thcbongman
A stingma I might be able to overlook, but not a stigmata...
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Stigmata? Hell, if a bill were bleeding from its hands like Christ at the crucifiction, I'd refuse to vote too!Quote:
Originally Posted by thcbongman
A stingma I might be able to overlook, but not a stigmata...
lol! Oh, that's a stingma! Checked my hands, no stigmata.Quote:
Originally Posted by dragonrider
CLASSIC! This has to be the post of the day!!:thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by dragonrider
Have a good one!:s4:
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Originally Posted by dragonrider
Well, it looks like none of us can get this word right! I misspelled it too. It's stigma.Quote:
Originally Posted by thcbongman
I feel like Porky Pig. "The bill's got a sti-, sti-, sti-, stig-, stig- ... uh, baggage."
HehehehQuote:
Originally Posted by dragonrider
lol! This thread is a classic!
nicer without the fighting....but then again, this is a political forum. hard to avoid.
Ah, the games on capitol hill. It all comes to picking your poison!Quote:
Originally Posted by rebgirl420
Ha ha! Great picture!Quote:
Originally Posted by rebgirl420
No thats not it at all he removed the picture he posted a pic that made obama look like osama bin laden.Quote:
Originally Posted by rebgirl420
I agree with you Reb. No candidate is different from the typical 65 yr old white man who "looks like president".
Just as a canadian observer:
I did notice that Obama seems to say the word "change" about 400 times each time he speaks. Lacking as part of his oration is WHAT he will change. Most times he gives that democrat yes/no answer...
On another note, I hope people aren't voting solely on the appearance of these candidates. Not that I have a say(though I should considering your country's influence)but I do feel a certain sense of will to vote for Hillary. That said.. I'm happy to see a woman with a chance to lead in my lifetime, but I wouldn't vote for here solely on that.
I wish to god that Ron Paul had a chance, but he doesn't because he is rudely shut out by all major media.
So, knowing the dems will take it, comes down to the lesser of two evils. And that is Hilary.
Sorry Obama fans, but he is dangerously inexperienced...certainly not capable of running the world...cough..i mean...america. yes.
At this point.....neither of them will see the White House unless they go to visit.Quote:
Originally Posted by FreshNugz
Have a good one!:s4:
Gee looks like quite a few people feel the same way I do about Obama. We just raised 5 million dollars in less than 2 days.
We had to get a bigger room AGAIN...BOTH Washington State newspapers are endorsing OBAMA
The young and the educated are voting OBAMA.
He's still behind Clinton in delegates:Election Center 2008: Delegate Scorecard - Elections & Politics news from CNN.com
As for the money.....Ron Paul raised over $6 mill. in a day. So what's the point? I'm sure, like every politician, he enjoys watching people throw their money out the window in their behalf.
Have a good one!:s4:
O.k........I'm off but when I come back I expect REASONABLE DISCUSSION. If not.......screw it. Club Gitmo open your lovely gates! I've deleted enough POSTS in here tonight.....next time it'll be the poster/s.
Have a good one!:jointsmile:
Hillary seems to be going thru some changes. In the right light,
she's looking more and more like a HillBilly.
Actually, I can now see where Chelsea gets her
good looks from...
More changes than you ever thought.........Quote:
Originally Posted by Rusty Trichome
Have a good one!:s4:
Too funny. :thumbsup:
Kush! We finally agree on something! Ha ha ha ha!Quote:
Originally Posted by 8182KSKUSH
My ballot gets mailed to me, then I fill it out and mail it in. Easy.
Did a whole series of posts get deleted out of this thread? Last time I checked there was a crazy person here. Did I just majke it up? Am I the crazy person?
I think someone was having an identity crisis or something?:jointsmile:Quote:
Originally Posted by dragonrider
Yeah, some kid that was 100 years old.........welcome to Club Gitmo. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by 8182KSKUSH
Have a good one!:s4:
Get ready for WATERBOARDING!!!
Waterboarding? Nah, we're into ski-jets.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by 8182KSKUSH
And for your viewing pleasure.....the Obama pic of the day.
Have a good one!:s4:
Ok that is CLASSIC!!!! LMMFAO! That is a nutty coincidence!!! He looks just like Barney!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Psycho4Bud
It's not about intimidation. It's about trust. I do not trust him. It's about from what direction he guides his principles.Quote:
Originally Posted by BlueCat00
His church, his cut-n-run mentality (yet he said he wants to attack Pakistan) His views on taxes, his stance on healthcare.
Guess I could Google more issues, but this is what I can think of off the top of my head.
Not to mention Kenya....if he was elected you can bet your ass that we'd have some sort of dumbass peace keeping mission going on there.
The book ends with an emotional moment in which Sen. Obama visits his father's grave. The Democratic candidate seems to have embraced the multi-cultural and multi-religious nature of his roots. His father, his grandmother and most of his family members in Kenya are Muslims.
And while they try to devote attention to their most famous kin's life, they are also disappointed by the recent turn toward violence in Kenya. The normally peaceful country has been shaken by mobs of rioters angry over the disputed presidential election.
The Obamas say they don't recognize Kenya in the images of despair now being beamed around the world.
"We expected Kenya to be a beacon of hope in this region," says Said Obama, the senator's uncle. "But again, politicians are politicians."
But Said Obama says his nephew is different.
"Because he is coming from a very humble background he will understand people coming from such a situation, in poverty."
In Kenya, Obama's relatives 'pray' for victory - CNN.com
Have a good one!:s4:
Don't represent all of us. I am certain I'm not voting for Obama.Quote:
Originally Posted by BlueCat00
He has shown nothing but empty rhetoric. He refuses to take firm stands on issues. He refuses to outline any true plan for his so called "change." It's the same lies told by any politician OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER AND OVER.
To be honest with you, you are buying into his words while condemning the other candidates for the empty rhetoric.
Yeah, I think that young and "educated" is probably going out on a limb. I don't see how the "educated" could support someone that just talks alot of shit and swallows spit.:D
Islamic terrorist facists raise lots of money too! They also have large numbers of people that support them. They also believe that they are "educated".:D
They also use alot of empty rhetoric, I think they are using the same playbook that the dems use actually.
It's also very weak to say that the "young and educated" are voting for him, as if to say that only uneducated people can't seem to figure out that they should vote for him. PUKE!!:wtf:
I know plenty of uneducated turds that want to vote for him by the way!:D
I believe both democrats and republicans milk the playbook as much as can without breaking the law. Hell both sides enter the grey area sometimes. For example, the use of the filibuster. Republicans used it often during the Clinton sex scandal, democrats cried foul. Then the democrats used it with Supreme Justice John Roberts was being confirmed, the republicans cried foul. The tactics are the same because of the election laws that shape them give too much advantage to these two electoral organizations. There has to be more parties that can churn different type of candidates. The pool isn't diverse enough. That's why I'm having a hard time choosing a candidate to vote for this year. All the final choices turned out to be weak.Quote:
Originally Posted by 8182KSKUSH
The turd vote is a prized demographic that all candidates vie for.Quote:
Originally Posted by 8182KSKUSH
It really does sound about right!! The Turd Vote. They are turning out the Turd Vote!! LMFAO!:S2::thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by dragonrider
this is strange... I thought there would be a lot more Obama supporters here in this forum... I don't know, but I'd like a president like that in my country. Anyway, IMHO he would be the only candidate willing to decriminalize weed or at least make the penalties less harsh.
He's not for decrimilization OR making the penalties less. Why does everyone think this? He has flip flopped and up right refused to answer questions about pot and all it's sub categories.Quote:
Originally Posted by cjshamrock
LMFAO!!!:S2::S2::S2:
Osama Policy Points
"Let's get it done"
"Yes we can"
"Change"
"Our time is now"
"Skiddy de bop de boo"
But the energy is amazing!:D:S2::S2::S2:
Those are clearly very specific positions that suggest that he will.....
lose.
It's funny that Billary wants to "debate" him. Like she thinks that she will expose the fact that he hasn't proposed any specific plans, she better be careful, her half of the Turd Vote may realize that she doesn't have any specific plans or ideas either! The difference between the 2 seems to be about the size of a gnat's ass hair. Neither one of them has any kind of plan for anything. They are just pandering to their #1 block of voters, the "Turd Vote".
All of this talk reminds me of the South Park, "Douche vs. Turd Sandwich" episode.
Because no matter who you vote for, it's either going to be a douche or a turd sandwich.
Douche and Turd - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia