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Comatose11Comatose11 Posts: 77
edited August 2008 in A Moving Train
Tuned into NBC last night, as Canada doesn't have great coverage of the Olympics, unless you like rowing and lumberjack type events.....

Anyway, I caught his interview with Bob Costas last night. Is it just me, or is it kind of evil that he is able to talk about war and human rights atrocities with that stupid grin on his face?

Maybe it's just me..........
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  • Piper At The GatesPiper At The Gates Posts: 460
    Oh no, my friend. It is not just you. The scary thing is Cheney makes Bush look like Bambi compared to him, and he is the REAL power behind the scenes.
  • CupofjoeCupofjoe Posts: 557
    The scarier thing is there are worst people than bush and cheney that are really pulling the strings.
  • callencallen Posts: 6,388
    Comatose11 wrote:
    Tuned into NBC last night, as Canada doesn't have great coverage of the Olympics, unless you like rowing and lumberjack type events.....

    Anyway, I caught his interview with Bob Costas last night. Is it just me, or is it kind of evil that he is able to talk about war and human rights atrocities with that stupid grin on his face?

    Maybe it's just me..........

    caught part of it as well...Bush talking about Russia attacking and using excessive force...turned my stomach.
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  • curmudgeonesscurmudgeoness Brigadoon, foodie capital Posts: 3,991
    It's not just you. I almost threw a glass at the television, I was so angered by his simpering, smirking behavior. Even if we try to overlook his lack of moral authority to comment on the behavior of Russia or China, his utter lack of gravitas freaks me out. He looks like he's not even trying to act presidential anymore.
    All those who seek to destroy the liberties of a democratic nation ought to know that war is the surest and shortest means to accomplish it.
  • skyeriverwinterskyeriverwinter Posts: 1,894
    curmudgeoness wrote:
    It's not just you. I almost threw a glass at the television, I was so angered by his simpering, smirking behavior. Even if we try to overlook his lack of moral authority to comment on the behavior of Russia or China, his utter lack of gravitas freaks me out. He looks like he's not even trying to act presidential anymore.



    did he ever act presidential? i have my doubts....
  • Comatose11Comatose11 Posts: 77
    He sure does seem to be having a good time in China at the Olympics. Kind of feels like he's just coasting through the rest of his term.....
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  • curmudgeonesscurmudgeoness Brigadoon, foodie capital Posts: 3,991
    skyeriverwinter wrote:
    did he ever act presidential? i have my doubts....

    I do, too; in the past, though, I sometimes thought he was trying -- not anymore.
    All those who seek to destroy the liberties of a democratic nation ought to know that war is the surest and shortest means to accomplish it.
  • Pacomc79Pacomc79 Posts: 9,404
    I think some of it just comes from his upbringing history etc.

    He's a Texan. Everything has to be the biggest and best. My way or the highway... etc.

    To him he really believes everything he does or says is the best course of action... he is being presidential from his persepective.

    The majority of his issues come from his interpersonal relations. I don't think he's trying to be a dick. He just is to some people due to their perception of him. That's his nature.

    Most if not all politicians are horrible interviews because they never say anything relevant the content is nonexistant. He is just that much more grating due to his delivery. Not only is he not going to say anything he's not very good at that either.
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  • WesternskyWesternsky Posts: 363
    Comatose11 wrote:
    He sure does seem to be having a good time in China at the Olympics. Kind of feels like he's just coasting through the rest of his term.....

    Uh, yeah . . .
    http://wonkette.com/401833/was-bush-falling-down-drunk-at-olympics

    http://wonkette.com/401811/a-childrens-treasury-of-stupid-bush-in-china-pictures
  • spyguyspyguy Posts: 613
    hating bush is such a trendy thing to do these days yay I love trends!
  • Comatose11Comatose11 Posts: 77
    spyguy wrote:
    hating bush is such a trendy thing to do these days yay I love trends!

    Why does it have to be a trend? Stupid is as stupid does.
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  • spyguyspyguy Posts: 613
    Comatose11 wrote:
    Why does it have to be a trend? Stupid is as stupid does.

    its a trend. a few months after 9/11 he had an 85% approval rating. it was trendy to like bush then. now its not. its cool though, trends are so fun.
  • Comatose11Comatose11 Posts: 77
    spyguy wrote:
    its a trend. a few months after 9/11 he had an 85% approval rating. it was trendy to like bush then. now its not. its cool though, trends are so fun.

    There is another trend that is going around that I like, it's called "the leader of my country is actually literate!!!!!" You guys should give it a whirl.....
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  • mammasanmammasan Posts: 5,656
    spyguy wrote:
    its a trend. a few months after 9/11 he had an 85% approval rating. it was trendy to like bush then. now its not. its cool though, trends are so fun.

    I guess that makes me, and many others in this country, trend setter because I didn't like him from day 1. The rest of the country just took their time catching up to us.
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  • spyguyspyguy Posts: 613
    Comatose11 wrote:
    There is another trend that is going around that I like, it's called "the leader of my country is actually literate!!!!!" You guys should give it a whirl.....

    what country are you from? Canada? sorry never heard of it ;)
  • inmytreeinmytree Posts: 4,741
    mammasan wrote:
    I guess that makes me, and many others in this country, trend setter because I didn't like him from day 1.

    he he...me too...
  • Comatose11Comatose11 Posts: 77
    spyguy wrote:
    what country are you from? Canada? sorry never heard of it ;)

    :)
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  • inmytreeinmytree Posts: 4,741
    spyguy wrote:
    what country are you from? Canada? sorry never heard of it ;)

    it's so trendy to disrespect Canada....
  • spyguyspyguy Posts: 613
    inmytree wrote:
    it's so trendy to disrespect Canada....

    lol this place is a hoot!
  • spyguyspyguy Posts: 613
    Comatose11 wrote:
    :)

    glad u can smile. I was about to pass out some kleenex to some
  • inmytreeinmytree Posts: 4,741
    spyguy wrote:
    lol this place is a hoot!

    and trendy....;)
  • Comatose11Comatose11 Posts: 77
    spyguy wrote:
    glad u can smile. I was about to pass out some kleenex to some

    Hehehehe. What can I say, we're Canada. Used to being dumped on.
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  • anothercloneanotherclone Posts: 1,688
    Comatose11 wrote:
    Tuned into NBC last night, as Canada doesn't have great coverage of the Olympics, unless you like rowing and lumberjack type events.....

    Anyway, I caught his interview with Bob Costas last night. Is it just me, or is it kind of evil that he is able to talk about war and human rights atrocities with that stupid grin on his face?

    Maybe it's just me..........

    It was totally ironic that he mentioned how this is an event that brings the world together and here they are watching a "conflict" in Georgia.

    Ummm, dumb ass (GWB)...the USA is IN a conflict. Two to be exact. And you're wiping sand off volleyball players ass.
  • Comatose11Comatose11 Posts: 77
    anotherclone wrote:
    It was totally ironic that he mentioned how this is an event that brings the world together and here they are watching a "conflict" in Georgia.

    Ummm, dumb ass (GWB)...the USA is IN a conflict. Two to be exact. And you're wiping sand off volleyball players ass.

    LOL, did you see the creepy look he had on his face with the v-ball ladies?!?!
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  • anothercloneanotherclone Posts: 1,688
    Comatose11 wrote:
    LOL, did you see the creepy look he had on his face with the v-ball ladies?!?!

    yeah, he looks like "I can't believe I'm at the Olympics and I'm such a fucking retard. How many more days am I in office again?"

    (no offense to the retarded)
  • Its Evolution BabyIts Evolution Baby Posts: 849
    anotherclone wrote:
    yeah, he looks like "I can't believe I'm at the Olympics and I'm such a fucking retard. How many more days am I in office again?"

    (no offense to the retarded)

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  • anothercloneanotherclone Posts: 1,688
    Its Evolution Baby wrote:
    Watch out they will stop protesting Tropic Thunder and start protesting anotherclone!

    :D

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  • LeilaMoonTurtleLeilaMoonTurtle Posts: 1,418
    yea

    those ratings r not telling

    they probably only asked his family and friends in Texas

    :)


    yea those pics of him almost falling are funny--his wife has a creepy look, he almost crashed on the floor and she is walking with that weird smile






    spyguy wrote:
    its a trend. a few months after 9/11 he had an 85% approval rating. it was trendy to like bush then. now its not. its cool though, trends are so fun.
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  • KannKann Posts: 1,146
    spyguy wrote:
    its a trend. a few months after 9/11 he had an 85% approval rating. it was trendy to like bush then. now its not. its cool though, trends are so fun.
    It seems some trends last longer than others
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    I love our President.
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