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Jul 28th, 2004 09:04 PM
Supafly345
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Know what's REALLY dumb? Think that being a male cheerleader should utterly disqualify you from being ALIVE let alone resident.
They got more attention than the kids in newspaper or broadcasting, which made me bitter to male cheerleading worldwide.

I got especially bitter when I found out they were straight.
Jul 28th, 2004 02:50 PM
Ant10708 The Russians probaly had the largest until the fall of the Soviet Union and all the shit was stolen
Jul 28th, 2004 02:37 PM
Zebra 3
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Originally Posted by mburbank
What's to understand?

It's the proto reality show, at the end of which the winner becomes commander in Cheif of the world'd largest nuclear arsenal.
- Wouldn't the Russians be just a little pissed over some dumbass foreigner controlling their nuclear arsenal!?
Jul 28th, 2004 03:42 AM
Spectre X I live over a thousand miles away from the US, and I still feel the need to bash my head into a nearby wall whenever I think of the political situation there.
Jul 27th, 2004 11:15 PM
ArrowX USA is really going downhill. Fuck it was better in clintons hands
Jul 27th, 2004 08:29 PM
Miss Modular
Re: BUSH FALLS OFF BIKE AGAIN?! HAS HE FALLEN OFF THE WAGON?

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Originally Posted by mburbank
And a 29 year old quote from Theresa Heinz Kerry calling Ted Kennedy a 'perfect bastard'.
Aw, come on, now. The Bush people need to relax. It was just a "youthful indiscretion".
Jul 27th, 2004 04:51 PM
Preechr meh
Jul 27th, 2004 01:26 PM
mburbank Know what's REALLY dumb? Think that being a male cheerleader should utterly disqualify you from being ALIVE let alone resident.
Jul 27th, 2004 01:24 PM
FS I'm with you, AChimp. American elections spin my head more sometimes than Japanese gameshows. Here we have the largest democratic country in the world, yet during the run to the elections the candidate count is pretty much brought back to two. Meanwhile, the majority of voters seems more interested in voting for the one that's going to win than the one whose political standpoints they most agree with.
Jul 27th, 2004 01:18 PM
Sethomas God, you're dumb.
Jul 27th, 2004 01:16 PM
Preechr Yes. It's all very Coke vs. Pepsi here. Skull-n-Bones Big Face vs. Skull-n-Bones Chimp Ears. Instead of ignoring those that can't make decisions for themselves, "the middle" we kiss their asses, knowing "the base" will always vote for ghosts of dead Presidents without questioning anything. We federally mandate everything no one can decide on and ignore whatever any majority really needs.

I think the reason none of this makes sense to you is that you are failing to mentally frame this all in reference to our post-9/11 world and our wars on terror, outsourcing, border-jumpers, each of the two Americas, homos, and whatever we will eventually find on either Saturn or Mars.
Jul 27th, 2004 01:14 PM
AChimp What I really don't see is how either campaign can expect to gain ground by e-mailing funny pictures of the opponents to the media and saying, "Look at this! Kerry is raising the fork to his mouth and you can see some food stuck to his teeth! Do you want a man whose food sticks to his teeth to run this country?"

What's even sadder is that the media actually pays attention to that.

Sadder still, people like Ronnie look at that and say, "Mwuhahaha! Now there is no way that ANY PATRIOTIC AMERICAN can logically vote for a dirty-toothed pansy like Kerry! This has hurt his image! I win! :kapn "

:/
Jul 27th, 2004 01:03 PM
Bobo Adobo ANd oh what a democracy it is!
Jul 27th, 2004 12:37 PM
conus
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I guess that I will never understand American politics.
We live in a democracy ( and if I hear the Republic rejoinder one more time I may start shooting people. The television tells me I live in a democracy, and, what the television says, is) which means that we get to help select which representative of the landed gentry is to determine the circumstances of our lives.
Jul 27th, 2004 12:18 PM
KevinTheOmnivore "What a country." :smirnoff

I don't know what's not to get, Chimpy. I LOVE this stuff!
Jul 27th, 2004 11:40 AM
mburbank What's to understand?

It's the proto reality show, at the end of which the winner becomes commander in Cheif of the world'd largest nuclear arsenal. Anyone who wants can vote against the one they dislike most, and both contestants are forced to endure endless humiliation while pretending nothing could be more fun. We haven't even gotten to the part where we start dragging their wives and kids through it, but hang on, we're almost there.

Theresa Heinz admitted bluntly on NPR yesterday that the Pumkin Spice cookie reecipe submitted in her name to Good Housekeeping (I think that's the mag) was not in fact her recipe, someone on staff did it, and she hates pumkin spice. This is sure to be a HUGE scandal because it means Heinz LIED and what kind of a man picks a LIAR for a wife? Don't tell me it means she doesn't give a fuck about cookies and she doesn't care who knows it, she could have told Good Housekeeping to shove it in her own special lingo or go fuck yourself in the Republican phrase of the moment but SHE LIED, SHE TOLD A COOKIE LIE AND A MAN WHO SLEEPS IN THE SAME BED AS A COOKIUE LIAR HAS NO BUSINESS SENDING OUR BRAVE MEN AND WOMEN OFF TO DIE DEFENDING FREEDOM! And before you dis the bakeoff, Chimp, I'd inform your superior Canadain monkey hyde that since the bakeoff started (Like, two presidential cycles ago) it has never faile to predict the eventual first lady! SO WHAT THE HELL IS THERE NOT TO UNDERSTAND?!
Jul 27th, 2004 11:21 AM
AChimp I guess that I will never understand American politics. :/
Jul 27th, 2004 11:08 AM
mburbank
BUSH FALLS OFF BIKE AGAIN?! HAS HE FALLEN OFF THE WAGON?

I'm just posing the question.

Actually, I'm commenting on the fact that one of my Hometown papers ran on it's front page today a story calling Kerry 'Bubble Boy' and compring him to Dukakis because Nasa required him to wear a clean suit during his vist, and a 29 year old quote from Theresa Heinz Kerry calling Ted Kennedy a 'perfect bastard'.

The pictures were emailed rom the Bush campaign. I don't know if the Herald found the quote itself or got it from Republican ops, but 29 years is a long time. I mean, wasn't W. still a raging drunk 29 years ago? an't the Herald find him saying something like "Oh, Man! Gonna Hurl Again!" and run that as a banner headline?


In reatalliation, the Dems have emailed out photos of W in a kimono, picking his nose, and my favorite, prancing about as a male cheerleader, an act I belive threatens te entire institution of cheerleading, a gross violatipon of all cheerleading means that should be constitutionally banned.

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