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MelliJellyBean wrote:well maybe this will finally boost Bush's approval rating.

not sure why it would. it doesnt change the mistakes of the past, or the partisan politics he is still playing

12 lb. nestle crunch wrote:

MelliJellyBean wrote:well maybe this will finally boost Bush's approval rating.

not sure why it would. it doesnt change the mistakes of the past, or the partisan politics he is still playing

or the fact that he's just plain dumb and funny looking.

12 lb. nestle crunch wrote:

MelliJellyBean wrote:well maybe this will finally boost Bush's approval rating.

not sure why it would. it doesnt change the mistakes of the past, or the partisan politics he is still playing

hmm...no it doesn't change past mistakes, but i'm sure they're hoping it will improve them.

buffettbride wrote:

12 lb. nestle crunch wrote:

MelliJellyBean wrote:well maybe this will finally boost Bush's approval rating.

not sure why it would. it doesnt change the mistakes of the past, or the partisan politics he is still playing

or the fact that he's just plain dumb and funny looking.

agreed. That will never change.

buffettbride wrote:I hate feeling happy when someone dies.

I am torn as well. I am glad that this POS is gone and cannot plan/carryout any more attacks. But wishing death on someone, and rejoicing when it occurs just runs counter to everything I was taught growing up.

So as I was pondering this today it struck me that this is one of the most fundamental differences between us and them. Us being those who feel even the littlest bit uneasy about gloating over death, and them being those who regularly and wantonly scream for the murder of anyone.

We see that every human life can have some worth, and thus are worthy of defense and justice. They see only some lives as being worthy of protection and the remainder can and must be gotten rid of.

Just my ramblings on a Thursday afternoon of what are the real differences between the two societies.

12 lb. nestle crunch wrote:

MelliJellyBean wrote:well maybe this will finally boost Bush's approval rating.

not sure why it would. it doesnt change the mistakes of the past, or the partisan politics he is still playing

B/c that is the way politics works. People will see this as progress (as I do, but then again I am Republican). I still wish Bush or anyone for that matter would do something about immigration, but sadly I think that is just a pipe dream, no matter who is in office.

buffettbride wrote:

12 lb. nestle crunch wrote:

MelliJellyBean wrote:well maybe this will finally boost Bush's approval rating.

not sure why it would. it doesnt change the mistakes of the past, or the partisan politics he is still playing

or the fact that he's just plain dumb and funny looking.

i wish frank caliendo could take over as president, at least give us some comic relief! (that guy is freakin funny)

buffettbride wrote:

12 lb. nestle crunch wrote:

MelliJellyBean wrote:well maybe this will finally boost Bush's approval rating.

not sure why it would. it doesnt change the mistakes of the past, or the partisan politics he is still playing

or the fact that he's just plain dumb and funny looking.

Jumping into the fray~
He got higher grades in Yale than John Kerry. AND Al Gore at Harvard.*
And I think he looks a little like Johnny Carson!
~ jumping back out of the fray!


*Read it today in a Thomas Sowell column, citing a new book for summer reading pleasure: "Conservative Comebacks to Liberal Lies."

green1 wrote:

buffettbride wrote:I hate feeling happy when someone dies.

I am torn as well. I am glad that this POS is gone and cannot plan/carryout any more attacks. But wishing death on someone, and rejoicing when it occurs just runs counter to everything I was taught growing up.

So as I was pondering this today it struck me that this is one of the most fundamental differences between us and them. Us being those who feel even the littlest bit uneasy about gloating over death, and them being those who regularly and wantonly scream for the murder of anyone.

We see that every human life can have some worth, and thus are worthy of defense and justice. They see only some lives as being worthy of protection and the remainder can and must be gotten rid of.

Just my ramblings on a Thursday afternoon of what are the real differences between the two societies.

Very well said, Green!
I agree precisely.

carolinagirl wrote:

buffettbride wrote:

12 lb. nestle crunch wrote:

MelliJellyBean wrote:well maybe this will finally boost Bush's approval rating.

not sure why it would. it doesnt change the mistakes of the past, or the partisan politics he is still playing

or the fact that he's just plain dumb and funny looking.

Jumping into the fray~
He got higher grades in Harvard than John Kerry AND Al Gore.

And I think he looks a little like Johnny Carson!
~ jumping back out of the fray!

well, i've never heard that. but he did get accepted into yale as a "C" student. i remember hearing on the news that he was 500+ people back on the waiting list and suddenly got "bumped" up.

12 lb. nestle crunch wrote:

carolinagirl wrote:

buffettbride wrote:

12 lb. nestle crunch wrote:

MelliJellyBean wrote:well maybe this will finally boost Bush's approval rating.

not sure why it would. it doesnt change the mistakes of the past, or the partisan politics he is still playing

or the fact that he's just plain dumb and funny looking.

Jumping into the fray~
He got higher grades in Harvard than John Kerry AND Al Gore.

And I think he looks a little like Johnny Carson!
~ jumping back out of the fray!

well, i've never heard that. but he did get accepted into harvard as a "C" student. i remember hearing on the news that he was 500+ people back on the waiting list and suddenly got "bumped" up.

Please note my corrected post. Bush and Kerry went to Yale. Al Gore was in the bottom, not half, not third, not quarter, but the bottom FIFTH of his class at Harvard two years running.

But Yay, I'm glad they got Al Zarkawe what's his name!

[/quote]
Jumping into the fray~
He got higher grades in Yale than John Kerry. AND Al Gore at Harvard.*
And I think he looks a little like Johnny Carson!
[/quote]

He's still a goober. IMHO.

carolinagirl wrote:

12 lb. nestle crunch wrote:

carolinagirl wrote:

buffettbride wrote:

12 lb. nestle crunch wrote:

MelliJellyBean wrote:well maybe this will finally boost Bush's approval rating.

not sure why it would. it doesnt change the mistakes of the past, or the partisan politics he is still playing

or the fact that he's just plain dumb and funny looking.

Jumping into the fray~
He got higher grades in Harvard than John Kerry AND Al Gore.

And I think he looks a little like Johnny Carson!
~ jumping back out of the fray!

well, i've never heard that. but he did get accepted into harvard as a "C" student. i remember hearing on the news that he was 500+ people back on the waiting list and suddenly got "bumped" up.

Please note my corrected post. Bush and Kerry went to Yale. Al Gore was in the bottom, not half, not third, not quarter, but the bottom FIFTH of his class at Harvard two years running.

But Yay, I'm glad they got Al Zarkawe what's his name!

i corrected mine as well. dont know how that got past me.

gore may have been in the bottom of his class, it still doesnt undermine his intelligence. he was probably like most college kids and wanted to have a good time. gore's IQ is well into the 150's, with clinton's at 172-ish.

nevertheless, ill leave it at that. its not a topic worth argueing

Bubbaphan wrote:

Jumping into the fray~
He got higher grades in Yale than John Kerry. AND Al Gore at Harvard.*
And I think he looks a little like Johnny Carson!

He's still a goober. IMHO.

Holy $h!t!!! Someone from Arkansas calling someone else a goober.

green1 wrote:

buffettbride wrote:I hate feeling happy when someone dies.

I am torn as well. I am glad that this POS is gone and cannot plan/carryout any more attacks. But wishing death on someone, and rejoicing when it occurs just runs counter to everything I was taught growing up.

So as I was pondering this today it struck me that this is one of the most fundamental differences between us and them. Us being those who feel even the littlest bit uneasy about gloating over death, and them being those who regularly and wantonly scream for the murder of anyone.

We see that every human life can have some worth, and thus are worthy of defense and justice. They see only some lives as being worthy of protection and the remainder can and must be gotten rid of.

Just my ramblings on a Thursday afternoon of what are the real differences between the two societies.

I'll make the exception for someone who be-heads other human beings for sport

12 lb. nestle crunch wrote:

carolinagirl wrote:

12 lb. nestle crunch wrote:

carolinagirl wrote:

buffettbride wrote:

12 lb. nestle crunch wrote: not sure why it would. it doesnt change the mistakes of the past, or the partisan politics he is still playing

or the fact that he's just plain dumb and funny looking.

Jumping into the fray~
He got higher grades in Harvard than John Kerry AND Al Gore.

And I think he looks a little like Johnny Carson!
~ jumping back out of the fray!

well, i've never heard that. but he did get accepted into harvard as a "C" student. i remember hearing on the news that he was 500+ people back on the waiting list and suddenly got "bumped" up.

Please note my corrected post. Bush and Kerry went to Yale. Al Gore was in the bottom, not half, not third, not quarter, but the bottom FIFTH of his class at Harvard two years running.

But Yay, I'm glad they got Al Zarkawe what's his name!

i corrected mine as well. dont know how that got past me.

gore may have been in the bottom of his class, it still doesnt undermine his intelligence. he was probably like most college kids and wanted to have a good time. gore's IQ is well into the 150's, with clinton's at 172-ish.

nevertheless, ill leave it at that. its not a topic worth argueing

a great education and good grades doesn't make someone smart.

RAGTOP wrote:

green1 wrote:

buffettbride wrote:I hate feeling happy when someone dies.

I am torn as well. I am glad that this POS is gone and cannot plan/carryout any more attacks. But wishing death on someone, and rejoicing when it occurs just runs counter to everything I was taught growing up.

So as I was pondering this today it struck me that this is one of the most fundamental differences between us and them. Us being those who feel even the littlest bit uneasy about gloating over death, and them being those who regularly and wantonly scream for the murder of anyone.

We see that every human life can have some worth, and thus are worthy of defense and justice. They see only some lives as being worthy of protection and the remainder can and must be gotten rid of.

Just my ramblings on a Thursday afternoon of what are the real differences between the two societies.

I'll make the exception for someone who be-heads other human beings for sport

no doubt he was evil incarnate, but as a culture, we're not instinctively taught to celebrate death. we avoid it all costs.

LIPH wrote:

Bubbaphan wrote:

Jumping into the fray~
He got higher grades in Yale than John Kerry. AND Al Gore at Harvard.*
And I think he looks a little like Johnny Carson!

He's still a goober. IMHO.

Holy $h!t!!! Someone from Arkansas calling someone else a goober.

Spewy! Leave it to Larry to put it in perspective.

LIPH wrote:

Bubbaphan wrote:

Jumping into the fray~
He got higher grades in Yale than John Kerry. AND Al Gore at Harvard.*
And I think he looks a little like Johnny Carson!

He's still a goober. IMHO.

Holy $h!t!!! Someone from Arkansas calling someone else a goober.

It's allowed if the offending goober is from Texas!

A high IQ does not make one smart. Intelligent yes ,but can they apply it? Al Gore flunked iout of a divinity college.

Say what you will but any one that completes Yale and Harvard cannot be totally dumb.

I haven't heard of anything saying GW Bush was picked above anyone else to attend any school above any other applicant. I know people that believe in affirmitive action will disqualify people that have the grades will let someone take their place that doesen't.

Rather than let this thread turn into a PRESIDENT BUSH bashing thread...It is important to remember the victory over the bad guys that was achieved today/ this morning (our time)

Sure we have our own problems here in America. Every country does. WHAT WE MUST REMEMBER is that all of us have a common enemy that has no hesitation to kill or to destroy anyone of us , no matter what we believe. Get side tracked from that and you leave an opening that can be exploited.

One must remember these terrorists offer no safe haven to anyone.... They don't care who they kill or who they kidnap or behead.

How many people feel bad about thier victims or those who they beheaded?

Are you more concerned with what SOME of our troops MIGHT HAVE DONE......or the attrocities commited by the terrorists?

Your choice on whose side you pick to support. A divided opposition is easier to fight and to defeat....

I am glad the son of fornicating pigs is gone. He is one less threat to our troops and to innocent civilians. Certainly he has killed more innocent civilians with his plans and what not, than our troops have.

GO ALL THE WAY, USA AND COALITION FORCES!!! MAY YOU BE ALLOWED TO DO YOUR JOB AND COMPLETE YOUR JOB AND DO IT WELL AND DO IT RIGHT!