Conquer Club

Neoteny wrote:well, who doesn't want more jobs? even the pubs stood up for that one.

Thats like saying, "if I can get everyone in the room to stand and clap for me, both democrats and repbulicans get a fudgesicle!"

No one can resist a fudgesicle...

LMAO!!!!! when he get interrupted by appluse, he cant stop talking cuz hte teleprompter doesnt stop, and if he does stop talking, when he resumes, he speaks very fast to try to catch up!

LMAO

Phatscotty wrote:LMAO!!!!! when he get interrupted by appluse, he cant stop talking cuz hte teleprompter doesnt stop, and if he does stop talking, when he resumes, he speaks very fast to try to catch up!

LMAO

ROFLMAOLOLZ

Phatscotty wrote:LMAO!!!!! when he get interrupted by appluse, he cant stop talking cuz hte teleprompter doesnt stop, and if he does stop talking, when he resumes, he speaks very fast to try to catch up!

LMAO

You must be more drunk than I am.

yeah, health care and tuition rates rising......as if i could think of any other sector that the gov't subsidizes more

In math and science, I'd be happy in the top ten. Screw #2.

Could they have chosen two more uninteresting figures to sit behind Obama than Biden and Pelosi? Seriously, it looks like theyre falling asleep/dying with each new point brought up... I guess thats how they get people to focus on O...

Neoteny wrote:In math and science, I'd be happy in the top ten. Screw #2.

the inner cities are hogging all the money and providing the most dismal of results.

Phatscotty wrote:

Neoteny wrote:In math and science, I'd be happy in the top ten. Screw #2.

the inner cities are hogging all the money and providing the most dismal of results.

Well, then they need the money. The other places are obviously doing just fine.

Ftr, my girlfriend went to an inner city school and is now working at the CDC. What do you know about inner city schools?

Oh? Jack shit? Good to know.

"Let's try common sense. A novel concept."

Neoteny wrote:Oh? Jack shit? Good to know.

I know where my property taxes go, and I am dissapointed with the results.

Phatscotty wrote:

Neoteny wrote:Oh? Jack shit? Good to know.

I know where my property taxes go, and I am dissapointed with the results.

Ah ha! Pussy.

Was your education so underfunded that you can't spell disappointed?

Neoteny wrote:

Phatscotty wrote:

Neoteny wrote:Oh? Jack shit? Good to know.

I know where my property taxes go, and I am dissapointed with the results.

Ah ha! Pussy.

Was your education so underfunded that you can't spell disappointed?

you conclude the issue with a spell check? seriously?

I'm drunk. What do you want?

You still haven't demonstrated you know anything about inner city schools other than that your taxes are used to fund them. I don't think you require a legitimate response because your opinions are not legitimate.

Neoteny wrote:I'm drunk. What do you want?

You still haven't demonstrated you know anything about inner city schools other than that your taxes are used to fund them. I don't think you require a legitimate response because your opinions are not legitimate.

I know how to read an annual progress report....

I guess you are drunk, but are you really making the case that inner city schools are a success?

Inner city schools are not a success because they are poorly funded and maintained. Do you propose otherwise?

Overall, a pretty good speech, and much closer to the center than everything else since he's taken office. I saw some more focus on terrorism as well as incentives for small businesses, which are both good things. I don't agree with many ideas presented in the speech because they are government-driven plans, but that's to be expected in a State of the Union address. The best line was making fun of his focus on health care as obviously not being beneficial to his political ratings.

Yeah, the humor involved was a pretty good thing imo.

I derived distinct pleasure watching Chris "Weasel" Dodd squirm at several key points. I am looking forward to the internet providing .gifs of it.

Night Strike wrote:Overall, a pretty good speech, and much closer to the center than everything else since he's taken office. I saw some more focus on terrorism as well as incentives for small businesses, which are both good things. I don't agree with many ideas presented in the speech because they are government-driven plans, but that's to be expected in a State of the Union address. The best line was making fun of his focus on health care as obviously not being beneficial to his political ratings.

He is trying to appear centrist. We all know what is coming. More of the same leftist agenda.

pimpdave wrote:I derived distinct pleasure watching Chris "Weasel" Dodd squirm at several key points. I am looking forward to the internet providing .gifs of it.

he was one of the people in the front calling for glass-stegal to be repealed in 1999

Titanic wrote:Like Bush was 7 minutes late responding to 9/11?

Duh? He couldn't leave the kids hanging without reading them the rest of the story!

72o wrote:I hated the bank bailout (because Bush did it), but the bailout of GM and Chrysler was awesome.

Unfortunately this is the position of most liberals.

I liked the old title better

Great speech, loved the humour. Can't be bothered going into too much detail, but how pathetic was the GOP response. Can they not find anyone who can reply with some style, or even with some substance? Jindal last year (not technically state of the union, but w/e), and this guy now.