Originally posted by: etech
So what's your point?
Tripleshot
Do I have to explain to you again that the scanner story was wrong? How dumb can you be?
Someone told me that those weren't actually covers, and that you can still use the binoculars with them on.
Originally posted by: NFS4
Originally posted by: etech
So what's your point?
Tripleshot
Do I have to explain to you again that the scanner story was wrong? How dumb can you be?
OK, NE1 that links to a bmp file on the internet should be SHOT on spot
Originally posted by: Wingznut
There was a Clinton pic just like that, a couple of years ago.
Someone told me that those weren't actually covers, and that you can still use the binoculars with them on.
Anybody here have any experience with that specific model?
Originally posted by: Zenmervolt
And of course none of us here have ever accidentally taken a picture with the lens cap still on the camera... This kind of stuff was damn stupid when certain conservatives did it to Clinton, and it's still damn stupid when liberals do it to Bush. For pete's sake, find a criticism that's actually valid. That said, the pics are still kind of funny in an "everyone's human" sort of way. ZV
Originally posted by: NFS4
Caption:
"Who turned out all the lights; it was day time just a second ago"
Originally posted by: Zenmervolt
For pete's sake, find a criticism that's actually valid.
ZV
Originally posted by: GroundedSailor
Originally posted by: Zenmervolt
For pete's sake, find a criticism that's actually valid.
ZV
Read this book. It's well written and is confined to his policies. It does not get personal.
LOL!!Reviewer: A reader from USA
Definitely worth reading. The scourge of the right wing has delivered to them yet another painful reminder of why it's not a good idea to talk your Supreme Court appointees into returning the favor by stuffing a man into the White House who received 500,000+ less votes than his opponent and proudly sports the IQ of a lizard. Unfortunately, most of the words and grammar in this book are well above his comprehension level, so the White House staff is awaiting the 8th grade reading level translation before stuffing it through the Oval Office's mail slot.
More LOL!!! These two reviews sound like there were gleened straight off of Hannity and ColmesReviewer: Jim W. O'Brien from Mississauga, Ontario Canada
Mr Begala's waste of paper is a thesis about the complete corruption of the American Left. Called upon by his superiors to produce a rant against a popular President, Mr Begala responded like one of Pavlov's dogs. Panting ever so completely at the feet of Ms.Streisand and Mr. Baldwin, Mr Begala will receive his reward... at least for now. In time, his masters will stop their experiment and have him put down. Unfortunately, Mr. Begala was raised in an environment of Democratic Party corruption and oppression... he knows no better. It is a quick read, simple and unsatifying...but a good read by current Democratic Party standards and perfectly timed for the midterm election. What has happened to the Party of Hubert Humphrey?
The funny thing about this quote is that the standard writing level for published work is 8th grade level.awaiting the 8th grade reading level translation
Originally posted by: Zenmervolt
The funny thing about this quote is that the standard writing level for published work is 8th grade level.awaiting the 8th grade reading level translation
I've seen the criticisms of Republican economic policies and while I disagree with them (especially the idea that you need to make $250,000+ per year to want the Republican policies, I make about $7 per hour and I still want the Republican policies), I respect the people who attack the issues and offer their own practicable solutions far more than the people who stand back and just take pot-shots at "the system".
ZV
Originally posted by: GroundedSailor
Originally posted by: Zenmervolt
The funny thing about this quote is that the standard writing level for published work is 8th grade level.awaiting the 8th grade reading level translation
I've seen the criticisms of Republican economic policies and while I disagree with them (especially the idea that you need to make $250,000+ per year to want the Republican policies, I make about $7 per hour and I still want the Republican policies), I respect the people who attack the issues and offer their own practicable solutions far more than the people who stand back and just take pot-shots at "the system".
ZV
Read this introduction of an earlier book by the same author. "Is our children learning?.
Hmmm.. sounds like a Die Hard Democrat wrote this..wait a second..it was!Even your (Bush) most loyal defenders say you're a few beans shy of a full burrito intellectually. And your whole career has been a case study in the art of failing upward. You were a poor student who somehow got into the finest schools. You were a National Guardsman who somehow disappeared from duty for a year. You were a failed businessman who somehow got rich. You were a minority investor who somehow was made managing partner of the Texas Rangers baseball team. And you were a defeated politician who somehow was made governor.
Let's face it, Dub: you were born on third base, and you think you hit a triple. You're lighter than my grandma's biscuits
Originally posted by: hdeck
i fail to see the humor...
Its urgent we requisition new binoculars, sir, none of the new ones seem to work!