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Joy Honey
Not just another dumass
Join date: 17 Jun 2005
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08-26-2006 10:14
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Metaforest Cheetah
Registered User
Join date: 18 Aug 2006
Posts: 82
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08-26-2006 10:30
Bush?! Brains?!  Now that IS an oxymoronic concept...  =B-) |
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Sally Rosebud
the girl next door
Join date: 3 May 2005
Posts: 2,505
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08-26-2006 10:58
Hehe, thanks Joy!
I scored a 5 - enough to get him to grade 2! _____________________
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Alex Fitzsimmons
Resu Deretsiger
Join date: 28 Dec 2004
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08-26-2006 11:17
I got a 3, which also was enough for second grade.
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Chosen Few
Alpha Channel Slave
Join date: 16 Jan 2004
Posts: 7,496
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08-26-2006 11:41
Played twice. I got a 3 and then a 5. Both seemed like an over-estimation of his actual brain power.
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Xplorer Cannoli
Cache Cleaner
Join date: 18 Sep 2005
Posts: 1,131
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08-27-2006 06:24
Bush?! Brains?! Now that IS an oxymoronic concept... =B-) Have any of us ever in our lifetimes, see a President so disrespected? It is amazing what our nation has become. This is our national shame. Xplorer Cannoli |
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Siobhan OFlynn
Evildoer
Join date: 19 Aug 2003
Posts: 1,140
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08-27-2006 06:56
Have any of us ever in our lifetimes, see a President so disrespected? It is amazing what our nation has become. This is our national shame. Xplorer Cannoli I disagree. Our national shame is that Bush hasn't been run out of office on a rail yet.  _____________________
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Joy Honey
Not just another dumass
Join date: 17 Jun 2005
Posts: 3,751
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08-27-2006 08:17
Have any of us ever in our lifetimes, see a President so disrespected? It is amazing what our nation has become. This is our national shame. Xplorer Cannoli I guess you weren't around for that whole "Clinton-cigar-special prosecutor-waste of money" thing? _____________________
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Lord Sullivan
DTC at all times :)
Join date: 15 Dec 2005
Posts: 2,870
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08-27-2006 09:22
Bush?! Brains?! Now that IS an oxymoronic concept... =B-) Bit like Military Intelligence  Peace _____________________
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Alex Fitzsimmons
Resu Deretsiger
Join date: 28 Dec 2004
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08-27-2006 13:18
I disagree. Our national shame is that Bush hasn't been run out of office on a rail yet. The real national shame is that the people have exactly no power to have any impact on that whatsoever. If Bush is ever run out, it will be because other elites want him out, not because the people do. Conversely, if he stays until 2008 (or perhaps beyond by declaring emergency and delaying elections indefinitely), it will happen regardless of what the people want. _____________________
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Fmeh Tagore
Just another fat guy
Join date: 12 Jul 2006
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08-27-2006 13:25
Have any of us ever in our lifetimes, see a President so disrespected? It is amazing what our nation has become. This is our national shame. Xplorer Cannoli Maybe it's because we've never had such a moronic president before. It's not a national shame to have freedom of speech. It would be our national shame if we weren't able to voice our opinions. _____________________
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Xplorer Cannoli
Cache Cleaner
Join date: 18 Sep 2005
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08-27-2006 13:46
Maybe it's because we've never had such a moronic president before. It's not a national shame to have freedom of speech. It would be our national shame if we weren't able to voice our opinions. Yes agreed. With that point stated, the Office of the President deserves respect. Many rebuttals can mention the republicrats hellraising of Clinton, but does returning the name calling make it right? Xplorer |
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Alex Fitzsimmons
Resu Deretsiger
Join date: 28 Dec 2004
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08-27-2006 13:51
Yes agreed. With that point stated, the Office of the President deserves respect. Many rebuttals can mention the republicrats hellraising of Clinton, but does returning the name calling make it right? Xplorer Why the hell does it? I respect the respectable only. Respect the criminals "running" our country? Why? _____________________
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Teeny Leviathan
Never started World War 3
Join date: 20 May 2003
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08-27-2006 14:16
Yes agreed. With that point stated, the Office of the President deserves respect. Many rebuttals can mention the republicrats hellraising of Clinton, but does returning the name calling make it right? Xplorer Respect is a two way street. When you lose respect for the Constitution, our allies, the office itself and the will of the people, don't expect people to kiss your ass. |
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Richie Waves
Predictable
Join date: 29 Jun 2005
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08-27-2006 14:36
The real national shame is that the people have exactly no power to have any impact on that whatsoever. If Bush is ever run out, it will be because other elites want him out, not because the people do. Conversely, if he stays until 2008 (or perhaps beyond by declaring emergency and delaying elections indefinitely), it will happen regardless of what the people want. heh.. its nothing to joke about but 2007 is looking a ripe year for another 9/11.... _____________________
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Alex Fitzsimmons
Resu Deretsiger
Join date: 28 Dec 2004
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08-27-2006 14:52
heh.. its nothing to joke about but 2007 is looking a ripe year for another 9/11.... Oh, I don't consider it a joke in the slightest. I'm a little worried that 2007-2008 may very well bring another "terrorist" attack. But I'm not going to predict that it will definitely happen, as predictions, even the ones that are educated guesses, all too frequently are wrong. I'm not arrogant enough to think that I can guess the future actions of the elite that well, particularly given the fact that they don't present a perfectly united front but in fact have their own infighting and power struggles. However, an "attack," or technically even the "threat" of one, or even the claim of the threat of one followed by a declaration of Code Red alert, would in fact give Bush, or really Cheney ... http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2001/05/20010508.html ... the power, through FEMA, to cancel elections, suspend to Constitution (what's left of it), take over basically everything, and place us under martial law: http://www.theforbiddenknowledge.com/hardtruth/fema_executive_orders.htm _____________________
"Whatever the astronomers finally decide, I think Xena should be considered the enemy planet." - io Kukalcan
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Xplorer Cannoli
Cache Cleaner
Join date: 18 Sep 2005
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08-27-2006 15:46
Respect is a two way street. When you lose respect for the Constitution, our allies, the office itself and the will of the people, don't expect people to kiss your ass. The will of the people is only being tattered because of the media (propaganda). The rest is just opinion. |
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Teeny Leviathan
Never started World War 3
Join date: 20 May 2003
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08-27-2006 15:58
The will of the people is only being tattered because of the media (propaganda). The rest is just opinion. Whose propaganda? |
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Xplorer Cannoli
Cache Cleaner
Join date: 18 Sep 2005
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08-27-2006 17:20
Whose propaganda? The US govt, the allies of the US, the enemies of the US...they all use the media to propel their propaganda. Its no wonder why I dont trust our so called trusted news networks. Even websites like drudge have been manipulated too much. We only see or read what they feel is deemed worthy. Dont be upset but I am not going to come back to post in sandbox again. I should not have posted because it is a bit too much to follow with my SL duties. Just wanted to make sure I posted to follow up on your question. Take care. X |
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Lord Sullivan
DTC at all times :)
Join date: 15 Dec 2005
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08-27-2006 17:37
The real national shame is that the people have exactly no power to have any impact on that whatsoever. If Bush is ever run out, it will be because other elites want him out, not because the people do. Conversely, if he stays until 2008 (or perhaps beyond by declaring emergency and delaying elections indefinitely), it will happen regardless of what the people want. The American people have had no real power since FDR declared a state of emergency in 1933 and since then NO US President has ever recinded that order as it gives them more power over the masses, thats the sadest thing imho. Peace _____________________
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