laserbeam said:Why are you trying to dodge the topic?
I am? What's the topic?
laserbeam said:Why are you trying to dodge the topic?
Hyuck hyuck hyuck. Whats the matter need to try and change the subject? We had unfair arrests made because a Invetigative reporter was tracking lobbyists and their parties that all these "we feel your pain" people are at.polyh3dron said:It's hard to say we are one of you when you say Americans are too lazy to pick lettuce for $50/hour lol
laserbeam said:Hyuck hyuck hyuck. Whats the matter need to try and change the subject? We had unfair arrests made because a Invetigative reporter was tracking lobbyists and their parties that all these "we feel your pain" people are at
It was likely a private party where they didn't allow photogs, which is their right. Obama can't stop private people from having private parties.laserbeam said:Hyuck hyuck hyuck. Whats the matter need to try and change the subject? We had unfair arrests made because a Invetigative reporter was tracking lobbyists and their parties that all these "we feel your pain" people are at.
These parties are the exact thing Obama said is part of the problem.
Taking pictures on a public sidewalk and being arrested certainly lays out quite clearly that people with positions of power made a decision to silence itmaynerd said:You know this is completely true right? There couldn't be any other reason? It was the Democrats that had them arrested right?
laserbeam said:Taking pictures on a public sidewalk and being arrested certainly lays out quite clearly that people with positions of power made a decision to silence it
laserbeam said:Why are you trying to dodge the topic?
I just saw this from Ben Smith...PhoenixDark said:Remember this?
You know, from the guy who God told to attack Iraq?
kkaabboomm said:I just saw this from Ben Smith...
compared to Obama's stage...
and, well, get ready for some pot calling kettle black if the GOP hits him on it...
Kildace said:"But Bush did it too!" is indeed a powerful line of defense!
Karma Kramer said:This thread...
Door2Dawn said:TO BE FAIR,BUSH WAS PRESIDENT IN THAT PICTURE.
They are filling the field with Seats if I recall. There was a live feed on fox earlier on the field and it seemed like seats being put outKarma Kramer said:Ar people going to be standing on the field?
I think you should be given a tag that says "Dax's Best Friend Forever."siamesedreamer said:WOW...awesome.
Skiptastic said:This thread is a nice microcosm for politics in the world today. Both sides bicker back and forth over worthless crap and I like it for a while, but then it gets tiresome.
Have fun!
:lolGov. David A. Paterson, continuing his oratorical assault on John McCain as Democrats gather in Denver for their national convention, used a phenomenon known by physicists as the Parallax Effect to slam the presumptive Republican nominee.
Mr. Paterson a lawyer by training, not a physicist said he thought the metaphor worked as a way of illustrating how obtuse and how distant Mr. McCain is from most Americans.
When something is so far away that you cant even measure it, you take an object thats a little closer. And by knowing the distance between you and that object, you can now assess how far away the third body is, Mr. Paterson told New Jersey delegates in a speech on Wednesday morning.
As his frame of reference, Mr. Paterson likened President Bush to Pluto, which drew chortles and applause from the audience. Now President Bush is very distant from what the American public needs, Mr. Paterson said.
Apparently not content with reserving his satire solely for Mr. McCain, Mr. Paterson slipped in a dig at Mr. Bush, noting that Pluto had been downgraded by astronomers, who no longer consider it a full-fledged planet. And I think down the road historians will declassify President Bush as president because he was never really elected.
Then, bringing it back to Mr. McCain, the governor continued, Just comparing him to President Bush, you know that John McCain is not even in our solar system but is far off in a distant galaxy.
Door2Dawn said:
Tamanon said::lol
I eagerly await faux outrage over this remark.
Door2Dawn said:
Snap! :lolscorcho said:someone mentioned Gov. Patterson's remarks before, but this deserves a repeat -
http://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/08/27/political-astronomy-101-with-david-paterson/
:lol
If Senator McCain continues to be the schmuck hes being, were going to play there, you know, and go tell some truth.
laserbeam said:So if they are gonna go there and speak some truth does that mean they havent gone there and been speaking lies?
laserbeam said:So if they are gonna go there and speak some truth does that mean they havent gone there and been speaking lies?
Dax01 said:I think you should be given a tag that says "Dax's Best Friend Forever."
siamesedreamer said:Like I said - nobody wants to challenge me on Obama's bullshit...
You know they're going to use the POW POW POW. :lolTamanon said::lol
I eagerly await faux outrage over this remark.
siamesedreamer said:Like I said - nobody wants to challenge me on Obama's bullshit...
You offered me a challenge, but then backed down.siamesedreamer said:Like I said - nobody wants to challenge me on Obama's bullshit...
Door2Dawn said:
Captain Pants said:For whatever reason the page doesn't load when I'm clicking it, would someone care to summarize?
siamesedreamer said:Like I said - nobody wants to challenge me on Obama's bullshit...
We've BEEN challenging you but you never address our challenges and respond with ad hominem and non sequitur BULLSHIT.siamesedreamer said:Like I said - nobody wants to challenge me on Obama's bullshit...
Ok so it WAS what I thought I heard lolDax01 said:"18 cracks.":lol