bush gives the bird

[Craig]

Just funny:

http://static.vidvote.com/movies/bushuncensored.mov

Nothing to really do with politics. Looks like this was from back in his days as Gov.

[Zara_athlen]

So funny

[scarlet_woman156k]

My husband spotted this on Drudge today. Very funny.

[mrbiggs]

My respect for Bush just increased tenfold.

A one-fingered victory salute. I LOVE that! Bush is funny!


I'm still supporting Kerry. But now it's close.

[telkanuru]

aren't you <18, so your opinion matters not? Not to be rude or anything...

[ReverseLunge]

aren't you <18, so your opinion matters not? Not to be rude or anything...

Don't be stupid. There are only 2 choices so his opinion is equal to yours. So many dumbasses like you think that wisdom comes with age. The only thing that comes with age is the inability to think freely and feel freely.

It could be said that there are really two types of people: those who are serious and venerate life, consequently choosing to be active in it (mrbiggs), and those for whom life is a struggle of finding ways to pass time until eternal rest (i.e. nothingness) finally takes them away (telkanuru). The former is heroic and honorable, while the latter is ignoble passive resignation.

Voting for a different millionaire to lead you doesn't fix the problem of a system that caters to money and takes advantage of mob stupidity to pick a favorite from two options that are identical in all important aspects.

[telkanuru]

Perhaps you don't get my meaning. If someone is under 18, then they cannot vote, thus, their opinion on who should be president matteres only if they are a junior volunteer, or something. At the age of 18 myself, I can hardly stand upon the pedistal of ancient wisdom.

Your second and third paragraphs are basically an ad hominem and a non-sequitur, respectively, so I'll let you troll in peace.

[fencerontheline]

Don't be stupid. There are only 2 choices so his opinion is equal to yours. So many dumbasses like you think that wisdom comes with age. The only thing that comes with age is the inability to think freely and feel freely.

It could be said that there are really two types of people: those who are serious and venerate life, consequently choosing to be active in it (mrbiggs), and those for whom life is a struggle of finding ways to pass time until eternal rest (i.e. nothingness) finally takes them away (telkanuru). The former is heroic and honorable, while the latter is ignoble passive resignation.

Voting for a different millionaire to lead you doesn't fix the problem of a system that caters to money and takes advantage of mob stupidity to pick a favorite from two options that are identical in all important aspects.

Libratarian, aren't we?

[ReverseLunge]

Perhaps you don't get my meaning. If someone is under 18, then they cannot vote, thus, their opinion on who should be president matteres only if they are a junior volunteer, or something. At the age of 18 myself, I can hardly stand upon the pedistal of ancient wisdom.

Your second and third paragraphs are basically an ad hominem and a non-sequitur, respectively, so I'll let you troll in peace.

I'm just kidding. lol. Biggs is the type of kid that would give a loaded gun to a monkey because he thought it was funny.

[Westley]

I'm just kidding. lol. Biggs is the type of kid that would give a loaded gun to a monkey because he thought it was funny.

I was waiting for that. RL is Libertarian like Michael Moore is Republican.

[riptide]

funny...unsuprising, but funny