Do you care about / will you watch Obamas inaguration today?

Poncho wrote:

Karlprof wrote:

Poncho wrote:

Drunken_Master wrote:

Poncho wrote:

Karlprof wrote:

Poncho wrote:So has he saved the world yet?

He's got another hour yet.

your gay.

How will you deal with the shame Poncho?

That's "shame, Poncho?"

your gay to.


Last edited by Poncho on Tue Jan 20, 2009 5:17 pm, edited 2 times in total.

Took you a few attempts to get that right, eh?

A couple of times, actually.

If you edited it twice, that would be attempt number three.

Besides, I've never seen an assassination before.

suzzopher wrote:

$ilva $hadow wrote:

suzzopher wrote:

$ilva $hadow wrote:

suzzopher wrote:

$ilva $hadow wrote:You're telling me, we're in strawberry floating Britain. Happy America has a president different from Bush, but seriously, where the strawberry float is the interest in our own politics?

He is going to change the world

Shut it suzzie. We could have another Prime Minister that could change the world and the Brits wouldn't give a strawberry float.

He is the leader of the free world

It doesn't matter. If our country had power and we were going to have the next leader of the free world, no one would bat an eyelid. I'm annoyed with the people in our country fawning over Obama without knowing any of his policies, anything about him, except that he's black and represents change. They don't give a strawberry float really. When we have all the unfair laws and legislation being passed these backwards Brits are too busy sucking Obamas imaginary cock and ignoring our own politics which will affect us more than Obama will.

Also, leader of the free world my ass. You may believe that but I don't. America is a super power, they do what they want. It's not a free world anywhere.

What's that supposed to mean? The middle east think that everything they do is right. America thinking they're the land of the brave and home of the free means nothing to me really. Their actions are disgusting at times.

I know full well about America, the president and all that freedom crap. But seriously, I'm not saying don't go or that this isn't important. I'm strawberry floated off about our own people not giving a gooseberry fool about our own country and politics, the general apathy that's present and then the Brits just piss and moan about immigrants stealing their jobs and true Brits being treated unfairly because the Polish folks are taking jobs that the 'true' Brits are too snobby to even look at.

Jesus Christ, look at the crowd.

I am just joking around $ilva.

Chill.

Tafdolphin wrote:Obviously he's not going to solve the Middle East problem and turn around the international economy within the first six months; he may not do either in his first term, or ever in fact, but he's the best chance there is

The indications so far at that his administrations attitude to the middle east is going to do very little to achieve peace, or cause a shift in tone of america's attitude and may actually exacerbate the situation.

Karlprof wrote:

Poncho wrote:

Karlprof wrote:

Poncho wrote:

Drunken_Master wrote:

Poncho wrote:

Karlprof wrote:

Poncho wrote:So has he saved the world yet?

He's got another hour yet.

your gay.

How will you deal with the shame Poncho?

That's "shame, Poncho?"

your gay to.


Last edited by Poncho on Tue Jan 20, 2009 5:17 pm, edited 2 times in total.

Took you a few attempts to get that right, eh?

A couple of times, actually.

If you edited it twice, that would be attempt number three.

I got it right on my first edit which was missing a question mark. The second edit was for the "your gay to". Had to make that clear to Su Hua Chi.

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Hexx wrote:

Tafdolphin wrote:Obviously he's not going to solve the Middle East problem and turn around the international economy within the first six months; he may not do either in his first term, or ever in fact, but he's the best chance there is.

The indications so far at that his administrations attitude to the middle east is going to do very little to achieve peace and may actually exacerbate the situation.

Worse than Bush? Worse than McCain? Really?

I would watch but have no way to. From what I've seen, the man is a good speech maker at least so I might watch it at some point.

Tafdolphin wrote:

Hexx wrote:

Tafdolphin wrote:Obviously he's not going to solve the Middle East problem and turn around the international economy within the first six months; he may not do either in his first term, or ever in fact, but he's the best chance there is.

The indications so far at that his administrations attitude to the middle east is going to do very little to achieve peace and may actually exacerbate the situation.

Worse than Bush? Worse than McCain? Really?

Given the tone his administration has suggested they'll take towards Israel, there's little chance of any improvement in the ME situation I'd wager.

But you know. CHANGE is coming

suzzopher wrote:I am just joking around $ilva.

Chill.

I can't. Our own 'democaratically' elected politicians keep the general public away from politics as much as they can, they don't allow everyone access to the law from a young age, and our country and people suffer for it. Everyone should learn the constitutional law about our country in school and what rights they have or don't have. I can't believe Law as a subject isn't compulsory but bullshit like Religious Studies is compulsory, or something as laughable as Business Studies is taught. Hell even a foreign language such as French is compulsory but Law isn't.

The Brits are just sheep. They'll be herded by the media. Whereas the Americans will buy a gun and defend their rights to the last bullet.

Today and the next few days is going to be a sad day for us Brits. The strawberry floating Labour banana splits will start doing stuff undercover knowing full well they won't be reported on, and they'll use this as an opportunity to infringe upon more rights and take more away from us.

The political system in this country is pretty terrible, but then not many other countries are better.

$ilva $hadow wrote:Today and the next few days is going to be a sad day for us Brits. The strawberry floating Labour banana splits will start doing stuff undercover knowing full well they won't be reported on, and they'll use this as an opportunity to infringe upon more rights and take more away from us.

Speaking of - I wonder why no-one (Cal?) has made a thread about the FoI exemption vote on Thurs...

Fishfingers wrote:The "expert in diversity" stands in front of a room full of black people, being interviewed by a black person. Interesting.

Why were you being interviewed?

Cheney doing his best FDR impression.

No boos for Bush.

strawberry float yeah, here he comes.

To think, I've fought Super Mutants where Obama is standing right now.

Is this any good so far?

Cropolite wrote:Is this any good so far?

Bit slow in places, poor pacing.