I wonder why Laura Bush makes my flesh crawl?

[mopaul]

every time i see her, in her awful dowdy tacky clothes, with her crossed eyeballs and vacant stare, my flesh crawls. like when i see a dead animal covered in maggots, her face an demeanor give me the absolute creepy crawlies.

why do i have such a violent physical reaction to seeing her blank stare and fake smile? ick ick ick

[Ruffhowse]

1. Natural reaction to a Stepford Wife

[papau]

11. Once you kill a lover and get away with it, the media loves you - and she

knows it - and it shows.

[iconoclastic cat]

2. It's like Buffy's reaction to the presence of the undead!

[rpannier]

3. Well, she did kill someone during high school

Ran her car into his. The police said accident -- In a community her father practically owned. If killing an ex-b/f who dumped her doesn't make your skin crawl, I don't know what would.

[Bridget Burke]

17. It probably was an accident.

And a horrible experience for her. What if she really wanted to talk about it? But she was told everything was going to be OK. It would all be taken care of. The doctor's prescribed these pills....

So many questions. Do I really want to be a teacher? Will I like being a librarian any better? Why can't I really get interested in a guy? Maybe I should just marry George--even if his family is kinda weird. Don't worry, take another pill.

After the fiasco of an inauguration, Laura fled to the ranch for about six weeks. Maybe she really couldn't take it. But they talked to her & adjusted her medication.

[wurzel]

4. I really think you need help.

[mopaul]

5. can YOU help me?

im a sick, sick man

[Sweetpea]

7. I sell anti Repub serum

It is a homeopathic solution of gin, vodka, bourbon and little somthin, somthin special to go down easy.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

6. I Try To Lay Off Political Spouses And Children

but her gratuitous insult of John Edwards makes her fair game....

[Bettie]

8. She has the same effect on me

She is a woman without a personality, without a thought of her own.

The says only what she is told to, does what she is told, and never steps out of line.

She is the perfect republican wife, a non-entity in a bad suit.

[arwalden]

9. Crossed Eyes And A BAD Facelift And Smoker's Lips...

make her look odd... now... combine that with a fake smile and NO personality, and vacant stare and the combination is very creepy indeed.

It's almost human, but not quite. She doesn't have an ORIGINAL thought of her own. This morning on NBC's Today Show, her interview sounded like she was reading a Rove/Rice script.

"The world's a better place...."
"Saddam was a bad man...."
"He did have weapons of mass destruction..."
"He gassed his own people..."

BARF!

-- Allen

[Geo55]

10. Loving Laura

OUR CRAWFORD CUTIE !

[hedda_foil]

12. The eyes! The eyes!

Please tell me they're photoshopped.

[Geo55]

13. would I ruin a perfectly good pic of our 1st laddie ?

[demnan]

14. I've never seen another human being

so profoundly unhappy in my life except, of course, for Condi Rice. She makes my skin crawl too.

Maybe Bush just does that to his women.

[wicket]

15. Because she's had sex with the chimp??

:puke:

:evilgrin:

[ElsewheresDaughter]

16. she has always given me the willies too...creepy..my grandchildren

also made remarks about her empty eyes

[qb]

18. Rent John Carpenter's "They Live". It will explain everything. nt

[lectrobyte]

19. yeah, Carpenter was so far ahead of his time. Love this line:

Outside the limit of our sight, feeding off us, perched on top of us, from birth to death, are our owners! Our owners! They have us. They control us! They are our masters! Wake up! They're all about you! All around you!


and of course, I'm all out of bubblegum.

[Foehammer]

20. I don't think to much about...

...Mrs.Scrub.
She is like a lamp in the corner.

Making fun of the family just seems abit silly and Immature. IMHO

[Geo55]

22. silly and Immature ?

Maybe....
Just blowin' off some steam here Mr. Hammer ,
takes the edge off the rage.

[terrya]

21. Her mother-in-law inspires violent nausea in me. Laura is likable compared

to that evil cunt.

[KharmaTrain]

23. Here She Is...Pickles Stepford As I Love Her...

kudos to Betty Bowers!

[terrya]

24. OMG!!! Hahahahahahahahahaha!!! That's hilarious!

Thank you, Betty Bowers. :-)

[burythehatchet]

25. I'll take a serious stab at your question

I believe that every human being has the same ability to live a "just" life. That is because the soul, the piece of us that is eternal and everlasting, exists in every one of us. What differentiates a Mahatma Gandhi from a george bush* is how far the personality has drifted away from the soul. Proximity to the soul is what allows us to love, respect, and cherish others. When we make decisions in our life that we know to be against our moral code, we drift a little further away from our soul.

In the case of Laura Bush, she is clearly a person who at one time might have been a "normal" person. But to become part of the bush* family almost necessarily means that you are involved in criminal, inhumane, and immoral activities.

When we come across people we can usually tell how close to their soul they are. The ones who make us feel good, who light up a room when they enter, who draw people closer to them are the ones who are in touch with God (soul). The there's the opposite - all the bush's*.

How's that for a little Wed morning pop philosophy?

:)

[kodi]

26. she has sold her soul and is now an enabler to evil things.

comfort breeds uncaring

[livinginphotographs]

27. Maybe she's a robot...

"In the late '70s, a Japanese roboticist named Masahiro Mori published what would become a highly influential insight into the interplay between robotic design and human psychology. Mori's central concept holds that if you plot similarity to humans on the x-axis against emotional reaction on the y, you'll find a funny thing happens on the way to the perfectly lifelike android. Predictably, the curve rises steadily, emotional embrace growing as robots become more human-like. But at a certain point, just shy of true verisimilitude, the curve plunges down, through the floor of neutrality and into real revulsion, before rising again to a second peak of acceptance that corresponds with 100 percent human-like. This chasm—Mori's Uncanny Valley—represents the notion that something that's like a human but slightly off will make people recoil. Here there be monsters."

from http://www.popsci.com/popsci/science/article/0,12543,473054,00.html