Not even close. Bush leaned so far left, he had more in common with Hilary than Reagan.[/quote:3ruezxbg]
Riiiiiight. :eyeroll:
#9
Cajungal
I can see it now. My extreme right wing relatives are gonna get a hold of this picture and make a mass email that sounds something like this:
THINK WE ELECTED A REAL LEADER?!?!????!!!!!!1! CHECK OUT OUR PERVERTED PREZ!11!!!!!
I wonder what his wife would think.....
Send this to anyone you know who knows about true family values and CLASS!!!!
Mark my words.
#10
HCGLNS
Just wait until Chris Hanson sees this!
#11
GeneralOrder24
Well, now that MJ is completley gone, I guess it's time for Barack to sneak back into the news.
BARACK SWATS A FLY
BARACK LOOKS AT AN ASS
BARACK SLIGHTLY OVERCOOKS HIS MICROWAVE POPCORN SO THAT WHEN HE OPENS THE BAG IT SMELLS BURNT BUT FOR THE MOST PART ITS STILL OK.
Really? There's got to be something better to report on.
#12
Denbrought
GeneralOrder24 said:
Well, now that MJ is completley gone, I guess it's time for Barack to sneak back into the news.
BARACK SWATS A FLY
BARACK LOOKS AT AN ASS
BARACK SLIGHTLY OVERCOOKS HIS MICROWAVE POPCORN SO THAT WHEN HE OPENS THE BAG IT SMELLS BURNT BUT FOR THE MOST PART ITS STILL OK.
Really? There's got to be something better to report on.
As long as people prefer to listen about the latest tidbit about someone's fly-chop than a revolt in China, it's the press' duty to go for what'll give more audience and money.
#13
Cajungal
GeneralOrder24 said:
BARACK SLIGHTLY OVERCOOKS HIS MICROWAVE POPCORN SO THAT WHEN HE OPENS THE BAG IT SMELLS BURNT BUT FOR THE MOST PART ITS STILL OK.
Guys... he's a male human being. And, I mean... have you LOOKED at that ass?
I'd have been more worried had he NOT looked at it.
Not cause I think that would mean he's gay, but actually an alien infiltrating us in the first stages of invasion. Even a gay guy would have to turn to look at that ass.
#17
Le Quack
Man after my own heart.
Am I the only guy on this board that actually turns around to check out asses sometimes?
#18
V.Bond
#19
Steve
Just now noticed this (and for the record checking out the President's package does not make me gay)
#20
Espy
#21
Green_Lantern
Calleja said:
Guys... he's a male human being. And, I mean... have you LOOKED at that a**?
I'd have been more worried had he NOT looked at it.
Not cause I think that would mean he's gay, but actually an alien infiltrating us in the first stages of invasion. Even a gay guy would have to turn to look at that a**.
Great - so, basically, my "Goldwater Conservative" father is going to find out about this 2 months after it occurred - at which point it'll be even less than completely irrelevant to anything - and get pissed off and complain about it.
At least, if that whole "Bowing to Saudi-Arabia" thing is anything to go by.
#24
HowDroll
<Later that day>
Obama: Here's my negotiations, motherfucker.
Sarkozy: Alors! I am insulted at zees terms!
Obama: <Pause>
Sarkozy: <Pause>
Obama: Dat assssssss!
Sarkozy: Mais oui, dat asssssss!
#25
Chronos[Ha-G]
HowDroll said:
<Later that day>
Obama: Here's my negotiations, motherfucker.
Sarkozy: Alors! I am insulted at zees terms!
Obama: <Pause>
Sarkozy: <Pause>
Obama: Dat assssssss!
Sarkozy: Mais oui, dat asssssss!
QUICK! We absolutely have to get someone who can fake a French accent and someone who can create a reasonable facsimile of Obama's voice to record this. If I could do either, I'd volunteer (Hell, if I could do both, I'd have already started recording).
That pic is priceless. I thought of putting a caption to it but that'd just ruin it.
#27
Silver Jelly
That chick, obama, Sarkozy's expression... That picture is perfect. If I was the photographer that took it, I would have made a party just for this awesome picture. I would have framed it too, and put it over my chimney. And then, when I was old, I would have told the story to my (bored) grandchildren.
This post leads to a question I asked my wife the other night...Why is it that we all call this president by his first name (or his full name)? I've noticed that the press (with the exception of Fox News) does it too. Like he's not the president, but our buddy up in office. Ol' Barack, my pal. Think I'm going to call up ol' Barack and have some brewskis and watch the game.
#40
klew
fade said:
This post leads to a question I asked my wife the other night...Why is it that we all call this president by his first name (or his full name)? I've noticed that the press (with the exception of Fox News) does it too. Like he's not the president, but our buddy up in office. Ol' Barack, my pal. Think I'm going to call up ol' Barack and have some brewskis and watch the game.
A full blooded Italian friend of mine pointed out that Italians seem to vote in their leaders based on how wacky they are and how checkered their pasts are. If they don't do several stupid things or have been convicted of sexual assault at least once in the last 20 years they don't stand a chance.
Pffft, what fun would THAT be? And besides that, what magically happens at the stroke of one's 18th birthday that a 17 year old DOESN'T have that enables an 18 year old to be fully aware and responsible for the reproductive functions of his or her own body?
Charlie Dont Surf said:
boy howdy, there is nothing less creepy than detailed discussion about the age of consent.
Pffft, what fun would THAT be? And besides that, what magically happens at the stroke of one's 18th birthday that a 17 year old DOESN'T have that enables an 18 year old to be fully aware and responsible for the reproductive functions of his or her own body?.
Hey! I might be able to go die for my country in the military but I shouldn't be allowed to have a drink! :aaahhh:
#71
GasBandit
I'm of the opinion that the demonization of alcohol and the "forbidden fruit" effect are largely to blame for the problems the US has in underage/collegiate drinking. In germany (and much of Europe) you can have any drink you want just as soon as you're big enough to reach across the bar and pick it up, and they don't have this problem.
#72
Steven Soderburgin
GasBandit said:
I'm of the opinion that the demonization of alcohol and the "forbidden fruit" effect are largely to blame for the problems the US has in underage/collegiate drinking. In germany (and much of Europe) you can have any drink you want just as soon as you're big enough to reach across the bar and pick it up, and they don't have this problem.
Sounds like they are spreading the alcohol around.
:smug:
#73
figmentPez
The comic strip Crankshaft from Thursday:
Is anyone else disturbed by the thought of a schoolbus driver in an ice cream truck circling the block to check-out teenage girls?
#74
GasBandit
A tube top and short shorts = "LOOK AT ME, BOYS! DON'T YOU WISH YOU WERE INSIDE ME?"
(in before "Grass in the park")
-- Fri Jul 10, 2009 2:25 pm --
Kissinger said:
GasBandit said:
I'm of the opinion that the demonization of alcohol and the "forbidden fruit" effect are largely to blame for the problems the US has in underage/collegiate drinking. In germany (and much of Europe) you can have any drink you want just as soon as you're big enough to reach across the bar and pick it up, and they don't have this problem.
I know you're just being a douche, but the fact is they're not. With all the mystique of the forbidden removed from alcohol, it ceases to be the all-consuming desired substance of pure rebellion that it is for American teens.
#75
fade
GasBandit said:
I'm of the opinion that the demonization of alcohol and the "forbidden fruit" effect are largely to blame for the problems the US has in underage/collegiate drinking. In germany (and much of Europe) you can have any drink you want just as soon as you're big enough to reach across the bar and pick it up, and they don't have this problem.
I just did a very brief google search on alcoholism in Germany, and I got quite a few hits. A lot of them for scientific studies. The results also showed me the drinking age is 16, which seems a little older than "big enough to reach across the bar".
#76
figmentPez
GasBandit said:
I'm of the opinion that the demonization of alcohol and the \"forbidden fruit\" effect are largely to blame for the problems the US has in underage/collegiate drinking. In germany (and much of Europe) you can have any drink you want just as soon as you're big enough to reach across the bar and pick it up, and they don't have this problem.
Meh. And upping the drinking age would only change one thing: more people breaking the law. You can't battle such problems with a simple law like that.
#78
figmentPez
Seraphyn said:
Meh. And upping the drinking age would only change one thing: more people breaking the law. You can't battle such problems with a simple law like that.
Did I say anything about the law? No, I didn't. Frankly I'm positive that the legal drinking age is not the deciding factor in who abuses alcohol and at what age. It's a much more complex issue, and I was just pointing out that it's foolish to hold up Europe as a perfect example of responsible drinking.
#79
sixpackshaker
I feel I need to add...
Thank Heaven, for little girls....
#80
GasBandit
Nothing is perfect, but while europe still has occasional troubles, they don't have the situation America has, where every single american between the age of 17 and 22 is a de-facto alcoholic. (picture in link form due to NSFW)