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krim wrote:not quite, but the cankle is a continuation of the daikon-aishi, resulting in "oak trunk legs"

"Daikon-in-waiting." :hehe:

krim wrote:

Calf-Ankle.

I thought it was Curry-flavored Ankle.

McCain adviser: Palin is 'a whack job.'

The infighting within the McCain campaign has become increasingly public, with growing frustration directed at Gov. Sarah Palin (R-AK). Last week, CNN reported that one McCain source called Palin ga divah who gtakes no advice from anyone.h Politicofs Mike Allen reports another McCain adviserfs criticism of Palin:

***In convo with Playbook, a top McCain adviser one-ups the priceless gdivah description, calling her ga whack job.h

Asked to respond to reports that she is ggoing rogue,h Palin declared them gabsolutely, 100 percent false,h adding, gJohn McCain and I, and our camps, are working together to get John McCain elected.h MSNBCfs Rachel Maddow noted Palinfs word choice: gYour camps, plural? A McCain camp and a Palin camp? That does not sound good.h

they're saying now that shes trying to set herself up for a 2012 run at the TOP.

:shocked:

krim wrote:they're saying now that shes trying to set herself up for a 2012 run at the TOP.

:shocked:

I know, man. It is patently absurd. If conservatives think she is the future of the Republican Party they must be admitting to themselves they are ceding the presidency to the Dems for the next 8 years, at least.

The Republican party has been hijacked by increasingly ridiculous fringe elements that are shifting more to the right at a time when the Congressional elections of '06 and this year's presidential election are clearly a repudiation of the direction that such "conservatism" has taken this country. Moreover, with the changing demographics of voters throughout the country I am hard-pressed to see how that increasingly insular, non-inclusive brand of politics is going to survive.

The fortunes of the Republicans are dropping faster than a guy's pants at a Love Hotel on a Saturday night.

Well, if you saw that video of Mccain checking out Palin's a$$, you'd believe they've just come back from the RabuHo.

krim wrote:Well, if you saw that video of Mccain checking out Palin's a$$, you'd believe they've just come back from the RabuHo.

Haha...dude that's probably why he picked her because his lizard-skin encased head obviously didn't devote any time to vetting her in any meaningful way. I'm anxious to see the post mortem on his campaign...you know they are going to shred McCain's wrinkled ass for picking such an incredibly unqualified anti-intellectual. She is an embarrassment to herself and McCain. For a man who prides himself on his wealth of experience she was the best person he could pick for VP? Ricockulous. Picking your VP is one of your first command decisions as someone seeking the presidency...he failed miserably.

krim wrote:they're saying now that shes trying to set herself up for a 2012 run at the TOP.

:shocked:

That's freaking nuts.

If the Republicans are making her the preemptive nominee for 2012, they're stupider than I thought.

One picture is worth a thousand words.

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bmwracer wrote:One picture is worth a thousand words.

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McCain looks like the old dog trying to hump Bush's leg...

Tu_triky wrote:McCain looks like the old dog trying to hump Bush's leg...

LOL.

"Old dog" certainly fits.

Let's hope he gets put down November 4.

bmwracer wrote:
Let's hope he gets put down November 4.

:rofl: Dayem, dood.

This had me in tears! :rofl:
http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=07kO9TtHYzQ

Takoyama wrote:This had me in tears! :rofl:
http://jp.youtube.com/watch?v=07kO9TtHYzQ

:hehe: Funny. :hehe:

McCain Support Continues Downward Spiral
Obama Leads by 19 Among Those Who Have Already Voted

Barack Obama leads John McCain by a 52% to 36% margin in Pewfs latest nationwide survey of 1,325 registered voters. This is the fourth consecutive survey that has found support for the Republican candidate edging down. In contrast, since early October weekly Pew surveys have shown about the same number of respondents saying they back Obama.

Tu_triky wrote:McCain Support Continues Downward Spiral
Obama Leads by 19 Among Those Who Have Already Voted

Barack Obama leads John McCain by a 52% to 36% margin in Pewfs latest nationwide survey of 1,325 registered voters. This is the fourth consecutive survey that has found support for the Republican candidate edging down. In contrast, since early October weekly Pew surveys have shown about the same number of respondents saying they back Obama.

Yay! :woot:

My vote's in: I mailed my absentee ballot last week. :victory:

Our greatest fear: http://ourgreatestfear.org/

bmwracer wrote:Our greatest fear: http://ourgreatestfear.org/

The future leader of the free world...shudder the thought.

"Palin is a Socialist."

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/10/28/olbermann-sarah-palin-is_n_138765.html


Keith Olbermann is terrific. :victory: :applaud:

Man, I am totally addicted to reading all the junk on the Huffington Post...

Don't know why, but I am more into this election than I've ever been in my life... Not sure if it's because of the promise and hope that Obama offers or my total disgust of Bush and McCain-Palin's politics of fear... :sweat: