Bush = Monkey?

Ambush347 · Has No Life Joined: 31 Dec 1969 Posts: 412

BAMFManiac · Posted: Tue Dec 23, 2003 6:33 pm Post subject:

ahhh finally my suspicions are confirmed! bush is the missing link in evolution between monkeys and humans! screw bigfoot and neanderthals!

hehe cool site Laughing

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*snickers* It's little things like these that really make my day
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SgtNeko-chan · Still very bored Joined: 31 Dec 1969 Posts: 257

HEY!!!! I'll admit that that was amusing. But BUSH IS NOT A MONKEY!! Sure he made mistakes but doesn't everyone else? I'd like to see you do a better job at being a president!

Come to think about it, he does bear a strong resemblence to monkeys.

Lasher · Posted: Wed Dec 24, 2003 5:14 pm Post subject:

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Mindy, may i ask how old you are? How much do you pay attention to the news, politically, nationally, internationally, on all levels?

He's a monkey in appearance, and in mind. And the funny thing is, he has a descent IQ, yet he can't pernounce a damn thing, and he openly admits not reading the paper or watching the news, but intirely depends on a few people to inform him on everything going on in the world.

Have you ever tried passing on some information across a room full of people to one person? If so, you will notice that the story does change slightly from person to person, even with te slightest word, making something more severe, or less than it is.

Bush, is a monkey.....

Boss_Man7089 · Still very bored Joined: 31 Dec 1969 Posts: 301

Lol, i dont have much to say, he dont run my country but he acts like he runs it and the whole damn rest of the world. Bah hes a monkey no doubt about it.

And does anyone think its a coincidence he launches his re-election campaign just after they find saddam. Ey Ey! I rest my case.... (ive always wanted to say that)

SgtNeko-chan · Still very bored Joined: 31 Dec 1969 Posts: 257

i am only 13. But I think I'm biased. I think maybe I'll sit down and shut-up. I talk too much.

Boss_Man7089 · Still very bored Joined: 31 Dec 1969 Posts: 301

Nah your point was not invalid and idont think anyone was having a go at you, they just believe in different things, and if your only 13 your probably dont know the whole deal, i can tell you i didnt at that age....as a matter of fact i dont now meh

BAMFManiac · Posted: Sun Dec 28, 2003 9:25 pm Post subject:

aww it's ok mindy! (i talk too much too). heh i disagree with your point of view, but it's alright if you state it. i agree w/ lasher. bush is a monkey in more ways than one.

and bossman, i think the same thing about the convenient timing of bush's reelection campaign. they'll probably capture osama rite before voting time. (eh bush-supporters, don't scold me please- i know he's done the best he can and blah blah blah but anyone who starts a war b/c we need oil is a little messed up).
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rachey · Still very bored Joined: 31 Dec 1969 Posts: 330

[quote="SgtNeko-chan (Mindy)"] HEY!!!! I'll admit that that was amusing. But BUSH IS NOT A MONKEY!! Sure he made mistakes but doesn't everyone else? I'd like to see you do a better job at being a president!

Come to think about it, he does bear a strong resemblence to monkeys. [/quote]
couldnt have said it (or wrote it) better myself

pretty amusing tho..

fallenangel · Posted: Tue Jan 20, 2004 2:17 am Post subject:

[quote="SgtNeko-chan (Mindy)"] HEY!!!! I'll admit that that was amusing. But BUSH IS NOT A MONKEY!! Sure he made mistakes but doesn't everyone else? I'd like to see you do a better job at being a president!

Come to think about it, he does bear a strong resemblence to monkeys. [/quote]
Given the chance, I wouldn't doubt half of us could do a better job as president. In fact, an actual monkey could probably do a better job. We're at war, the world hates us more than it already did, and the economy's in the toilet. That's one hell of a mistake. What's the last mistake you made that wrecked a country?
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Boss_Man7089 · Still very bored Joined: 31 Dec 1969 Posts: 301

Hey can someone answer a query i had today. Why are the Iowa elections so important? I get Headline news on it in Britain. To be frankly honest this means absolutly nothing to me....whats the big deal?

BAMFManiac · Posted: Tue Jan 20, 2004 8:29 pm Post subject:

umm the iowa caucuses were the start of the presidential election campaign- they're like a way of narrowing down who will be running for president for the democratic party. err i dont think they're really extremely important, since there are still a lot of other states to get to, but i guess they can be considered significant simply b/c they show that the pres. campaign has begun. and since Britain has been working pretty closely w/ the US lately, it kinda makes a difference... lol i could be wrong tho, i'm not exactly an expert on current events!
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Boss_Man7089 · Still very bored Joined: 31 Dec 1969 Posts: 301

Wow thanks for clearing that up for me....still i have no idea of the differences it poses for me but i may go back on my words one day.

Until then i think ill ignore american politics and just pay a bit more attention to my countries own

Boss_Man7089 · Still very bored Joined: 31 Dec 1969 Posts: 301

One more question actually that just sprung to mind:

Do you hear about our Prime Minesters elections over the vast ocean or not?

fallenangel · Posted: Tue Jan 20, 2004 11:50 pm Post subject:

The Iowa caucus is important because it's first, and the earlier primaries are generally the most important because they set the tone for the rest of the campaigns. If a certain person wins in the first primaries, other people are more likely to vote for them in later ones because of "momentum" (ie Americans like winners and will vote for who looks like a strong candidate). States keep moving their primaries earlier and earlier in order to be first.

And being the typical self-absorbed US, no, we don't hear about anyone else's elections (unless it's a country we're directly involved with, like Iraq)
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