Barack Obama, our next President

Buroc Millhouse Obama wrote:

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I have. Dreadful place - too many liberals like you. Roads full of pot holes and rubbish like you and the roads in New York. Couldn't wait to leave.

leosnana wrote:

<quoted text>Your vagina is pretty much atrophied and you haven't been able to bear children since the first round of "stretch" [pants were in vogue. You quit your job after ten years; you "retire" at 62. I think your way to flaky to be leadin' the world.

Realtime wrote:

<quoted text>You need a permit for the inspections junebug and the permit can only be pulled by a licensed roofing contractor. Should mention that "some" suppliers will only stock permitted jobs.
Reread the final sentence of your link.

forks_make_us_fat wrote:

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Links are used to cite a website...my post was from a book...
something you have had no contact with....
please feel free to offer your side of the argument....
the....'you are dumb' or 'i proved you wrong in my head' schtick is getting old...funny, but old!

forks_make_us_fat wrote:

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Links are used to cite a website...my post was from a book...
something you have had no contact with....
please feel free to offer your side of the argument....
the....'you are dumb' or 'i proved you wrong in my head' schtick is getting old...funny, but old!

Aphelion wrote:

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Unfortunately that is all they have.

RealDave wrote:

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The NBA is a business.
To make the playoffs mean big money.
If they finish 5th or 6th they would play against the fourth or third seed & have a decent shot of moving into the second round & make even more money. Fall to 7th or e8th, they would likely loose quickly.
So why would thy go out & put a worthless player on the court for a few games & risk that playoff position.
You made your usual dumbass, stupid comment & you make make yourself more of an ass by trying to defend it.

RealDave wrote:

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People across the political spectrum have served in the military & worked & paid taxes. So really, you have nothing to say for what the TeaParty has done to help this country?

woodtick57 wrote:

<quoted text>it would f ii was incorrect. how have i censured anything you have ever said, dear?
try to not make quite such an ass of yourself, sweetie...

flack wrote:

Former Vice President Cheney calls Hagel's proposed Army cuts 'absolutely devastating'Published February 25, 2014FoxNews.com Facebook550 Twitter379 Gplus19
Former Vice President Dick Cheney said Monday that Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel’s proposed drastic cuts to the U.S. Army are “absolutely dangerous" and would cause long-term damage to the military.
Cheney told Fox News’ Sean Hannity the proposed cuts, which would shrink the Army to its smallest size since just before the U.S. entered World War II, would have a devastating impact on the ability of future presidents to deal with future crises.
“This is really over the top,” Cheney said.“It does enormous long-term damage to our military.”
The Army had already been preparing to shrink to 490,000 active-duty members from a wartime peak of 570,000. Hagel is proposing to cut it further to between 440,000 and 450,000.
"We are repositioning to focus on the strategic challenges and opportunities that will define our future: new technologies, new centers of power, and a world that is growing more volatile, more unpredictable, and in some instances more threatening to the United States," Hagel said at a press conference at the Pentagon.
He defended the proposed reductions in troop strength, as a trade-off for building up "technological superiority" and priorities like Special Operations Forces and "cyber resources."
However, Cheney questioned how the cuts would affect military readiness, in a time where the U.S. faces threats from multiple areas of the world.
“That would lead me to think I need the strength of military capabilities, not cut it,” he said.
Cheney said he believes the cuts are a reflection of President Obama’s beliefs, and that the president has always wanted to cut the military.
“He said when he went to Cairo in that famous apology tour back in ’09 he believed, apologized for our overreaction to the events of 9/11,” he said,“and today he is fixing it in a way, in a fact where it will be almost impossible for future presidents to deal with that kind of situation.”
The Associated Press contributed to this report

LoisLane59 wrote:

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2004 was an unusual year. Hurricanes have always been part of the landscape in Florida. Men used to put shingles on a roof by themselves all the time.
Don't think it takes a genius to do it. Or special government regulations. Pretty sure I could do it myself if I had to. Thanks to the Internet.

woodtick57 wrote:

<quoted text>can you explain how that quote made sense?
really, that is all you have, to be honest...
that is all you do. you berate me, but can never, ever show how my posts are incorrect. you are the biggest hypocrite here! as i have proved time and time again...

leosnana wrote:

<quoted text>"road full of pot holes and rubbish like you and the roads in New York"??? You're such a fool, Nostrils/Millhouse/gunner/et. al.

positronium wrote:

<quoted text>It is.

Yeah wrote:

<quoted text>And yet, he's still better than Romney.

leosnana wrote:

<quoted text>Your vagina is pretty much atrophied and you haven't been able to bear children since the first round of "stretch" [pants were in vogue. You quit your job after ten years; you "retire" at 62. I think your way to flaky to be leadin' the world.

Aphelion wrote:

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Cry to someone else hypocrite. But continue to claim victory, and that everyone is running from you. LOL. It makes it even more hilarious since you never post any support for your own positions ... you just claim your opinions are fact. But then again most delusional people do.
But keep telling yourself:
I'm good enough. I'm smart enough. And doggone it, people like me."
Stuart Smalley