Bush v. Gore: Poppy's Bad Weekend

[ProSense]

Bush v. Gore: Poppy's Bad Weekend

Posted October 13, 2007 | 08:50 PM (EST)

Imagine being George Herbert Walker Bush this weekend.

While he watches the world honor Al Gore for the Nobel Peace Prize, George H.W. Bush watches countless replays that make him look ridiculous, waving his arms and calling Gore the Ozone Man.

Then he watches the evening news, when a retired three star general accuses his son of dereliction of duty and suggests that if Bush 43 were in the American military, he would be court-martialed for what he has done during the Iraq war, which the Nobel Laureate had opposed.

Tough weekend for George Herbert Walker Bush, who would probably trade sons if he had the chance.

Enough to make a grown man cry.

[malaise]

1. I wish Gore's dad was still around to enjoy this

Whatever brings all Bushes pain brings me pleasure. Bravo Al Gore.

[frogcycle]

2. may it cause him immeasurable pain

and I mean that in a nice way

[Jackpine Radical]

3. Enough to make a grown man cry, yes.

Enough to make Poppy cry, no.

Poppy's just a smarter, earlier edition of Junior. Another narcissistic psychopath.

[Benhurst]

4. ...

:cry: :cry: :cry:

I feel so sorry for Poppy.


And :cry: Bar.


Yeah. Sure.

:rofl:

[daninthemoon]

5. He doesn't give it a second thought. That would require a conscience

or a heart. He wrought this all on us as much as any other single person. Remember that Twilight Zone where Billy Mumy is th omnipotent mind ruling kid? King George I didn't just sire this monster, he put him on the throne.

[UTUSN]

6. Ah, but he always has his Poppy of Arabia memory!!1

[daninthemoon]

8. Another 1000 word picture. Fucker thinks he's Lawrence.

[UTUSN]

12. To try a few of the 1000, there's something so weird about that pic

The contrast between Poppy's over the top absurdity of a pose and the troops appearing totally anesthesized, disconnected...

[Mend]

7. Poppy's idea of Peaceful relations is vomiting on the Japanese PM...

[Igel]

9. I don't see why he should care.

Seriously, I don't sit around being envious or jealous of what other people have done.

Sometimes I'm happy for them, if I like them, know them, or support their cause(s). If they got in my way, I may be displeased with them, that happens on rare occasion.

But, by and large, I go along with whatever I have to keep myself busy and don't give them much thought. Since I don't typically define myself and my happiness by what others do and have, it's simply something I don't understand.

It's not arrogant: There's no reason to dismiss the other person as wrong or somehow defective. It's merely a question of pragmatics: There are more than 6 billion people on earth, what basis do I have to take the measure of man, whether that man be me or somebody else?

[charlie]

10. Be glad you don't

You're not remotely like him. The whole Bush clan saves up slights and resentments like cash money.

[robinlynne]

11. I really don't think he cares. His values are not like yours and ours....

[sellitman]

13. If only he had jerked off that weekend........ n/t