who's watching the inauguration?

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  • leafs4ever wrote:
    I noticed the bashing of Bush aswell, but i thought i saw Bush smiling in the background as if he had no idea what Obama was saying.

    I don't remember a transistion where the outgoing president seemed like he was so much looking forward to getting out of the job at the end.
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  • i think they just said that Ted Kennedy just collapsed at the lunch... horrible news
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  • leafs4ever wrote:
    I noticed the bashing of Bush aswell, but i thought i saw Bush smiling in the background as if he had no idea what Obama was saying.

    I don't remember a transistion where the outgoing president seemed like he was so much looking forward to getting out of the job at the end.

    ya i know. and we are so happy to see him leave aswell :)

    Obama just adressed Teddy collapsing, didn't go into if he is ok or not though. I hope he's fine, he wasn't even supposed to be there but pretty much said that he HAD to be there.

    edit: ok they just updated that it was a seizure that lasted a long time... again didn't say if he was ok, but also didn't say that he wasn't so i'm going to stay on the positive side and say he'll be ok.
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  • The Juggler
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    leafs4ever wrote:
    I noticed the bashing of Bush aswell, but i thought i saw Bush smiling in the background as if he had no idea what Obama was saying.

    I don't remember a transistion where the outgoing president seemed like he was so much looking forward to getting out of the job at the end.


    i disagree. this has been the smoothest transition in recent history. bush has handled this with a lot of class and dignity...he remembers the difficulty he had with the clinton administration and vowed not to let that happen when his time was up. i say bravo w...
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  • mca47
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    leafs4ever wrote:
    leafs4ever wrote:
    I noticed the bashing of Bush aswell, but i thought i saw Bush smiling in the background as if he had no idea what Obama was saying.

    I don't remember a transistion where the outgoing president seemed like he was so much looking forward to getting out of the job at the end.

    ya i know. and we are so happy to see him leave aswell :)

    Obama just adressed Teddy collapsing, didn't go into if he is ok or not though. I hope he's fine, he wasn't even supposed to be there but pretty much said that he HAD to be there.

    edit: ok they just updated that it was a seizure that lasted a long time... again didn't say if he was ok, but also didn't say that he wasn't so i'm going to stay on the positive side and say he'll be ok.

    Looks like Senator Byrd had some issues too.

    What the heck is going on?!?!
  • decides2dream
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    I don't remember a transistion where the outgoing president seemed like he was so much looking forward to getting out of the job at the end.


    wouldn't anyone? seriously, he made a big ole fuck up for everyone....and gets to wipe his hands of it and say 'seeya!'....you KNOW he's thrilled to get out of dodge!
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  • chiquimonkey
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    I don't remember a transistion where the outgoing president seemed like he was so much looking forward to getting out of the job at the end.


    wouldn't anyone? seriously, he made a big ole fuck up for everyone....and gets to wipe his hands of it and say 'seeya!'....you KNOW he's thrilled to get out of dodge!
    definitely. even if he did a great job, the relief of not having the stress of being president anymore would be enormous. i think we were all just as relieved and happy to see his ass take off, i know i was anyway lol
  • I thought the chanting of ''hey hey goodbye'' by the crowd was a little rude. Like him or not he's the president and you don't do that.
  • The Juggler
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    I thought the chanting of ''hey hey goodbye'' by the crowd was a little rude. Like him or not he's the president and you don't do that.

    those people have no class.
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  • norm
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    I don't remember a transistion where the outgoing president seemed like he was so much looking forward to getting out of the job at the end.


    wouldn't anyone? seriously, he made a big ole fuck up for everyone....and gets to wipe his hands of it and say 'seeya!'....you KNOW he's thrilled to get out of dodge!


    if he could, bill clinton would still be president...he LOVED being president :D
  • decides2dream
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    I thought the chanting of ''hey hey goodbye'' by the crowd was a little rude. Like him or not he's the president and you don't do that.



    i said it was in poor taste. sure, accurate :mrgreen: ...but in poor taste. i agree it's rude. but i was told that a public gathering such as that was one of the only times people get to express themselves. :roll: funny, i thought we did that, a lot more effectively i might add, in the voter's booth. ;)


    i think obama was classy, and he's always been classy.....and i like and respect that. bush is a moron and a horror, but none the less....we the people - sadly, shockingly, voted for him 2x...so i agree, he was our president and a wee bit of decorum is a good thing.


    but sure, hearing about it did make me smile a bit. :mrgreen:
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  • decides2dream
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    norm wrote:
    I don't remember a transistion where the outgoing president seemed like he was so much looking forward to getting out of the job at the end.


    wouldn't anyone? seriously, he made a big ole fuck up for everyone....and gets to wipe his hands of it and say 'seeya!'....you KNOW he's thrilled to get out of dodge!


    if he could, bill clinton would still be president...he LOVED being president :D


    sure...but even given his failing, he did nothing remotely as hideous and ineptly as bush. but you've got to hand it to dubya, he did such a horror of a job, such a big fuck-up...and that's what i meant. if YOU fucked up that bad, wouldnt you want to run the hell outta there? that was my only point. :P
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  • sure it's not very classy to sing that song to a president but really he's probably one of the most hated president in history and I have no problem with them doing that to him. Bush fucked up huge and I for one am so happy to see him out of office. and i'm not even american
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  • chiquimonkey
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    norm wrote:
    I don't remember a transistion where the outgoing president seemed like he was so much looking forward to getting out of the job at the end.


    wouldn't anyone? seriously, he made a big ole fuck up for everyone....and gets to wipe his hands of it and say 'seeya!'....you KNOW he's thrilled to get out of dodge!


    if he could, bill clinton would still be president...he LOVED being president :D
    i loved him being president too. made me happy to see him :D
  • decides2dream
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    leafs4ever wrote:
    sure it's not very classy to sing that song to a president but really he's probably one of the most hated president in history and I have no problem with them doing that to him. Bush fucked up huge and I for one am so happy to see him out of office. and i'm not even american



    oh i don't have a 'problem' with it either, at all. however, yes, i can still agree it's in poor taste, or unclassy as you put it, whatever. both can hold true, simultaneously. it's not how i personally choose to express myself, but if people want...all the power to em! and HELL YEA....happy to see bush out of office does not even adequately express it. :mrgreen:
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  • The Juggler
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    wouldn't anyone? seriously, he made a big ole fuck up for everyone....and gets to wipe his hands of it and say 'seeya!'....you KNOW he's thrilled to get out of dodge!


    if he could, bill clinton would still be president...he LOVED being president :D[/quote]
    i loved him being president too. made me happy to see him :D[/quote]


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  • LONGRD
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    Rev. Lowry's speech was my favorite. I've never heard of him before, now i'll have to look up his work.
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  • leafs4ever wrote:
    sure it's not very classy to sing that song to a president but really he's probably one of the most hated president in history and I have no problem with them doing that to him. Bush fucked up huge and I for one am so happy to see him out of office. and i'm not even american



    oh i don't have a 'problem' with it either, at all. however, yes, i can still agree it's in poor taste, or unclassy as you put it, whatever. both can hold true, simultaneously. it's not how i personally choose to express myself, but if people want...all the power to em! and HELL YEA....happy to see bush out of office does not even adequately express it. :mrgreen:



    People expressing themselves is a wonderful thing. But that wasn't the time to do it. He's still the president and you have to give him that respect. It's not a sporting event people this is something alot different. IDK maybe it's just me. lol :)
  • The Juggler
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    LongRd. wrote:
    Rev. Lowry's speech was my favorite. I've never heard of him before, now i'll have to look up his work.


    was that the guy at the end? if so, yea, that was great. funny too in fact.
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  • LONGRD
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    LongRd. wrote:
    Rev. Lowry's speech was my favorite. I've never heard of him before, now i'll have to look up his work.


    was that the guy at the end? if so, yea, that was great. funny too in fact.
    Yeah, the old former Civil Rights leader. I spelled his name, it's Lowery.
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