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The Traveler
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Screw you jack. You and your kind aint dragging me anywhere. The hole you will be faced with is not where I want to be nor will be.
eXe
Techno Junkie
How soon they forget..
Lets see.. about 2 days after Bush won both times.. pages and pages of "Bush eats babies" "Bush is Hitler's brother" "Bush is going to put us all in camps" "Bush hates me" "Bush made my toaster break" "Bush election causes my car to crash"
Yeah.. its pretty much the same.
Lets see.. about 2 days after Bush won both times.. pages and pages of "Bush eats babies" "Bush is Hitler's brother" "Bush is going to put us all in camps" "Bush hates me" "Bush made my toaster break" "Bush election causes my car to crash"
Yeah.. its pretty much the same.
Mark Armstrong
Veteran Member
I very rarely start threads. But, since you request it, I did find a story about editorial cartoonists starting to feel some heat for depicting Obama in caricature: http://74.39.184.22/vb/showthread.php?t=321641
(Actually, it's not Obama being attacked in the Washington Post story. Rather, it is the editorial cartoonists being attacked.)
Oilpatch Hand
3-Bomb General, TB2K Army
kozanne
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Kozanne - give this a try:
WepoChristoracishomophobes
Although I'm not sure they could get from one word (racist) all the way to the above four, given how all they can usually remember is "Bush did it".
Oh man, I need a dictionary for that one!
Hacker
Computer Hacking Pirate
Obama supports the federal reserve and the agenda of its owners, the super-rich. . . . their objective is the destruction of our once-great country.
I try really hard to not come out with a pejorative statement. But Warandra, I really wish you would educate yourself.
dimensiondancer
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Zero and Dr. Zira proclaim that you look upon this and see our new leader!
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Why is it we can not bash his policies, his agenda and his ideals? Why is it we can not call him names like we did Bush? Does he have a free pass because of his color?
On EVERY THREAD you come along and spout racist
If someone was coming out and calling him a ****** then even I would have a problem with that.. Bush was called a monkey boy.. He was not black so color has nothing to do with it.. You are looking for things to stir the pot even more because you do not have a rational argument to make on ANY thread dealing with ObamAss..
The Traveler
Veteran Member
But dude this aint about Bush anymore. He is a gone pecan. This is about the socialist state we are quickly becoming. Soon we will be just like Zim or SA. With these nice new rules coming about capping pay (obama) registering all guns and getting a license (obama) paying for abortions in other countries with my tax money (obama) the list goes on and on we will be just like those 3rd world countries in no time. I assume that is the good times you are talking about. If they are and I am sure they are I dont want anything to do with them.
That is rich coming from someone who considers the artifacts in the in Smithsonian more important than jobs for people
It seems you can contridict yourself and just throw out comments..http://www.timebomb2000.com/vb/showthread.php?t=321581
The Traveler
Veteran Member
Why is it we can not bash his policies, his agenda and his ideals? Why is it we can not call him names like we did Bush? Does he have a free pass because of his color?
On EVERY THREAD you come along and spout racist
Plus we are all more civilized than to call him a ******. He isnt one he is a mulatto.
"When I grow up, I want to be a jackhammer operator.
Obama Inauguration Speech Ruined By Incessant Jackhammering
January 21, 2009
http://www.theonion.com/content/news/obama_inauguration_speech_ruined?utm_source=onion_rss_washpost
WASHINGTON—President Barack Obama's Inauguration Day address—a speech that many believed would jumpstart the healing process of an ailing nation, foster hope and goodwill across the world, and serve as the ultimate stamp on the Democrat's historic win—was ruined Tuesday by nearly two hours of nonstop jackhammering.
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Obama paid tribute to those brave Americans who paved the something for something something faith something history.
According to D.C. officials, the jackhammering interrupted the landmark address on 30 separate occasions and came from the nearby U.S. Botanic Garden, where it was being used to break up pavement for a new Heroes of Horticulture exhibit.
"My fellow—," began Obama, who then stopped when he and the 2.5 million citizens present, some of whom had traveled thousands of miles to experience the once-in-a-lifetime event, were startled by loud, metal-on-concrete banging. "My fell…my fell…my—."
"Is that a jackhammer?" Obama added.
Though Obama first acknowledged the incessant jackhammering with an impromptu joke, saying, "Well, I know one guy who doesn't need a job," the typically poised orator grew gradually more annoyed as it became clear that the shrill thumping was not going to stop.
Obama appeared most frustrated about halfway through the address when reverberations from the pneumatic drill set off several dozen nearby car alarms, drowning out the new president's attempt to describe his vision for America's future in a changing world.
"If the person currently operating the jackhammer can hear me, please stop," Obama said at approximately the eight-minute mark of his speech. "Seriously, please. Stop it now."
The unremitting pounding caused the first African-American president to sigh or roll his eyes a combined 17 times, most notably during an apparently eloquent passage conveying his "lifelong desire to [unify or commit] the United States to a [common goal, higher purpose, or challenge] by 2012."
During a particularly loud spell of thuds, Obama muttered, "Oh, come on."
Footage of the event shows that when the president tried to explain how perseverence and pride could help rebuild a better society for all, he was interrupted not only by the jackhammer, but by several audience members who shouted, "Speak up," "Louder," and "I can't hear you over all this jackhammering."
At one point during the address, Obama stopped talking entirely and walked off the stage for nearly five minutes. When he returned, he asked the restless crowd for calm and understanding.
"Okay, so, it looks like they're not going to stop jackhammering. We're just going to have to keep going, I guess," Obama told the massive group, many of whom had already begun walking to their cars. "I'll try to speed through it."
A transcript released by his campaign prior to the address revealed that Obama ultimately cut the speech short by six pages, omitting a section about the conflict in Afghanistan and a point-by-point explanation of his economic recovery plan.
According to historian Doris Kearns Goodwin, one of the lasting images of the 2009 presidential inauguration will be Vice President Joe Biden, seated just 20 feet behind Obama, cupping his right ear in a desperate attempt to hear what the 44th president was saying.
"Inauguration addresses have always brought us inspirational and defining moments," Goodwin said. "FDR reminded Americans that all they had to fear was fear itself. John F. Kennedy encouraged citizens to ask what they could do for their country."
"And now President Barack Obama offers his own stirring message," Goodwin continued. "'Bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang.'"
Those in attendance agreed that it was nearly impossible to make out a single sentence of the historic address.
"I wanted to leave the speech with a feeling that this man was a beacon of hope, that he was going to lead us out of the doldrums and into a bold new beginning," said Nathaniel Washburn, a 72-year-old African-American who brought his grandchildren to the inauguration. "But I couldn't hear a goddamn thing."
"I thought it was really, really cool," said Washburn's 7-year-old grandson, Gregory.
"When I grow up, I want to be a jackhammer operator."
Obama Inauguration Speech Ruined By Incessant Jackhammering
January 21, 2009
http://www.theonion.com/content/news/obama_inauguration_speech_ruined?utm_source=onion_rss_washpost
WASHINGTON—President Barack Obama's Inauguration Day address—a speech that many believed would jumpstart the healing process of an ailing nation, foster hope and goodwill across the world, and serve as the ultimate stamp on the Democrat's historic win—was ruined Tuesday by nearly two hours of nonstop jackhammering.
Enlarge Image
Obama paid tribute to those brave Americans who paved the something for something something faith something history.According to D.C. officials, the jackhammering interrupted the landmark address on 30 separate occasions and came from the nearby U.S. Botanic Garden, where it was being used to break up pavement for a new Heroes of Horticulture exhibit.
"My fellow—," began Obama, who then stopped when he and the 2.5 million citizens present, some of whom had traveled thousands of miles to experience the once-in-a-lifetime event, were startled by loud, metal-on-concrete banging. "My fell…my fell…my—."
"Is that a jackhammer?" Obama added.
Though Obama first acknowledged the incessant jackhammering with an impromptu joke, saying, "Well, I know one guy who doesn't need a job," the typically poised orator grew gradually more annoyed as it became clear that the shrill thumping was not going to stop.
Obama appeared most frustrated about halfway through the address when reverberations from the pneumatic drill set off several dozen nearby car alarms, drowning out the new president's attempt to describe his vision for America's future in a changing world.
"If the person currently operating the jackhammer can hear me, please stop," Obama said at approximately the eight-minute mark of his speech. "Seriously, please. Stop it now."
The unremitting pounding caused the first African-American president to sigh or roll his eyes a combined 17 times, most notably during an apparently eloquent passage conveying his "lifelong desire to [unify or commit] the United States to a [common goal, higher purpose, or challenge] by 2012."
During a particularly loud spell of thuds, Obama muttered, "Oh, come on."
Footage of the event shows that when the president tried to explain how perseverence and pride could help rebuild a better society for all, he was interrupted not only by the jackhammer, but by several audience members who shouted, "Speak up," "Louder," and "I can't hear you over all this jackhammering."
At one point during the address, Obama stopped talking entirely and walked off the stage for nearly five minutes. When he returned, he asked the restless crowd for calm and understanding.
"Okay, so, it looks like they're not going to stop jackhammering. We're just going to have to keep going, I guess," Obama told the massive group, many of whom had already begun walking to their cars. "I'll try to speed through it."
A transcript released by his campaign prior to the address revealed that Obama ultimately cut the speech short by six pages, omitting a section about the conflict in Afghanistan and a point-by-point explanation of his economic recovery plan.
According to historian Doris Kearns Goodwin, one of the lasting images of the 2009 presidential inauguration will be Vice President Joe Biden, seated just 20 feet behind Obama, cupping his right ear in a desperate attempt to hear what the 44th president was saying.
"Inauguration addresses have always brought us inspirational and defining moments," Goodwin said. "FDR reminded Americans that all they had to fear was fear itself. John F. Kennedy encouraged citizens to ask what they could do for their country."
"And now President Barack Obama offers his own stirring message," Goodwin continued. "'Bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang.'"
Those in attendance agreed that it was nearly impossible to make out a single sentence of the historic address.
"I wanted to leave the speech with a feeling that this man was a beacon of hope, that he was going to lead us out of the doldrums and into a bold new beginning," said Nathaniel Washburn, a 72-year-old African-American who brought his grandchildren to the inauguration. "But I couldn't hear a goddamn thing."
"I thought it was really, really cool," said Washburn's 7-year-old grandson, Gregory.
"When I grow up, I want to be a jackhammer operator."
Amaryllis
Inactive
When he grows up, he can use his jack hammer to redo all of Obama's great infrastructure plans. A liberal can't build or solve anything so no doubt his bridges and highways will need rebuilding.
maric
Short but deadly
And I would too. My best friend has 2 grandchildren that are bi-racial. I look at those kids no differently than anyone else.
Cascadians
Leska Emerald Adams
I couldn't stand Bush and managed to ignore him for 8 years.
Can't stand Obama and plan to do the same, but TB2K is so full of hatred and weird focus on the man it's making me nauseous clicking on the Main Page.
Will visit more when this fades away and other things have main attention.
Can't stand Obama and plan to do the same, but TB2K is so full of hatred and weird focus on the man it's making me nauseous clicking on the Main Page.
Will visit more when this fades away and other things have main attention.
eXe
Techno Junkie
"Bush farted and made the sea levels rise."
"Bush makes baby Jesus cry."
"Bush made my face break out in pimples."
"Bush used the Constitution for toilet paper, and he lights his cigars with flaming miniature American flags."
Yeah...it all sounds so familiar. Good times.
Yeah you want to laugh.. here is a quick photoshop I made after he won the first time. We had a thread going on here and were making Monopoly cards into real life news..
It was along the lines of a new game called BlameBushopoly
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