Maybe he didn't inhale. Thats not supposed to count!NeonVomit wrote:Tory leader David Cameron was caught smoking weed in high school 24 years ago. They exposed it in the news last week.
He was like 'so what', so was the press.
It was forgotten within 2 days.
Ha!Ha! An earthshaking story if there ever was one.NeonVomit wrote:Tory leader David Cameron was caught smoking weed in high school 24 years ago. They exposed it in the news last week.
He was like 'so what', so was the press.
It was forgotten within 2 days.
Hehe, I wish that attitude would prevail more often here. He said 'I did things when I was you which were stupid. I challenge you to find anyone who didn't. Politicians have a right to a private life as well."miditek wrote:Ha!Ha! An earthshaking story if there ever was one.NeonVomit wrote:Tory leader David Cameron was caught smoking weed in high school 24 years ago. They exposed it in the news last week.
He was like 'so what', so was the press.
It was forgotten within 2 days.
but I could not resist! I've heard he's not planning on running for 2008, instead waiting until 2012. The Republican Party is probably wary of backing another Bush for the time being.browneyedgirl wrote:
BTW, when is Jeb Bush going to announce he is running for Prez?
Hmmmmmmmmmm.NeonVomit wrote:I've heard he's not planning on running for 2008, instead waiting until 2012. The Republican Party is probably wary of backing another Bush for the time being.browneyedgirl wrote:
BTW, when is Jeb Bush going to announce he is running for Prez?
Then again, I might be wrong. I read this on some random site quite a while ago, but it makes sense.
That may be brilliant psychology on their part. Maybe the Republicans think a Democrat will be elected&make a total mess of things, and the GOP would be a cinch to win in 2012. Because there is not anyone too promising on the Right at this time. But, thats a matter of opinion, I guess. Yeah, nothing like a catfight to stir things up----if Hil&Nan were 30 years younger they could don string bikinis and slug it out in a big tub of mud.miditek wrote:Don't miss this week's exciting episode of "The Hillary Show". Our special guest for episode 3 is none other than House Speaker, Nancy Pelosi.
stophernow.com/site/PageServer?pagename=hillary_show_np
"So tell me, Nancy, how does a Hausfrau like you get to be elected Speaker of the House?"
Almost like MTV's Celebrity Death Match, and the deep space thing seems to be a good idea. Perhaps Richard Branson could provide some promotional seats on "Virgin Galactic"!NeonVomit wrote:I yearn for the day when all political candidates will just be put in a cage match, UFC rules. The winner is then launched into space.
Thompson has long been rumored to run, and one of my neighbors, a retired boat captain, has asked me to contact Thompson's office on his behalf to offer assistance and donations, should he decide to run.browneyedgirl wrote:There are rumors Fred Thompson might run for President on the Republican ticket.
Since he hails from a small town about 20 miles to the North, most people I know are somewhat excited about this. Even the Democrats.Fred appeared regularly in several TV shows(Roseanne, and Law&Order, for example)and acted in many movies before his political carer&even, after.Its great to see a local person doing good.
@miditek, have you heard this? It was on BBC&MSNBC so I assume its credible?
BTW, is Ralph Nader running this time?NeonVomit wrote:Hillary Clinton will drive the USA into the ground faster than a Texas oil drill could.
I've yet to see any potential Rep. candidates that would do much different.
Goddamn it must suck to only have two parties to choose from.
I, personally, have not heard?Carcass wrote:BTW, is Ralph Nader running this time?NeonVomit wrote:Hillary Clinton will drive the USA into the ground faster than a Texas oil drill could.
I've yet to see any potential Rep. candidates that would do much different.
Goddamn it must suck to only have two parties to choose from.
Nader, IMO, has a good personal base to run his candidacy. I often wondered about Ralph. 
I mean, he addressed the issues rather classy, but I wondered if he ran just to throw support off the left-wing, to the green-party! Just to give more weight to the right! Steve Jobs genius idea. I love that commercial---a spoof of Orwell's 1984! That commercial was ranked as the No.1 TV-AD of all times in terms of creativity&meaning.miditek wrote:New Hillary attack ad from Obama supporters
youtube.com/watch?v=6h3G-lMZxjo
A hilarious spoof of Apple's classic 1984 Superbowl commercial, which is the one introduced the world to the Macintosh.
They do a good job of brand switching with Hillary standing in for fascist IBM and Obama replacing the irrepressibly hip Mac OS.
Not that I consider myself liberal. Or of any other political persuasion, really. Too much like the endless 'power metal/progressive metal/epic metal' debates you get... just about politics instead of metal...There's just no pleasing some people...Carcass wrote:It was quite absurd to hear that some brothers blamed Obama for not being descended from slaves...
Here's a humorous clip that I call the "Return of Big Brother"- sort of like 1984 returning, with Steve Jobs at the Macworld 97 Expo.browneyedgirl wrote:Steve Jobs genius idea. I love that commercial---a spoof of Orwell's 1984! That commercial was ranked as the No.1 TV-AD of all times in terms of creativity&meaning.miditek wrote:New Hillary attack ad from Obama supporters
youtube.com/watch?v=6h3G-lMZxjo
A hilarious spoof of Apple's classic 1984 Superbowl commercial, which is the one introduced the world to the Macintosh.
They do a good job of brand switching with Hillary standing in for fascist IBM and Obama replacing the irrepressibly hip Mac OS.
I'd love to see that YouTube spoof, unfortunately, this Webtv does not play videos of any type.
Maybe the Right could use it as a TV-Ad?
Thats hilari-ous! 
