I just saw this on Yahoo:
Is this what they were going for, here? :
Geez, it's cold this winter!
A young woman an her palette get ready to paint.
A young painter prepares her palette.
...ahhhh... Macro human tongue.
A young woman in winter.
Young woman with a deadly icicle.
Baby, it's cold outside.
A young woman in winter coat in an urban setting.
Time to go on vacation.
A young woman enjoying the cold weather.
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October 20th, 2008 at 8:53 am
I think you are reading a LITTLE too much into that, Fuzz.
October 20th, 2008 at 10:15 am
O, c’mon, he’s the Obamessiah. You don’t think the same folks who would shoot McCain in the poorest of light possible (http://www.pdnpulse.com/2008/09/fallout-from-ji.html) wouldn’t shoot Obama to look like the second coming?
October 21st, 2008 at 8:13 am
Then there’s this little gem:
http://corner.nationalreview.com/post/?q=NTQzNWU3YjliYzQwNDQwYjE1Y2U0MzA5NjU1MTYyZWY=
No, they don’t think he’s the messiah at all (rolls eyes sarcastically)
October 21st, 2008 at 10:00 am
@mommablogger
I don’t consider myself terribly religious and I am a supporter of Obama. I, personally, find that over the line and off-limits. We live in a world of the extreme, where everyone tries to make the “ultimate” point…and that leads to garbage like that, and like this: http://i24.photobucket.com/albums/c2/Davis1950/Obama/ObamaWhiteHouse.jpg
October 21st, 2008 at 10:09 am
Honestly, both sides do the same thing. Each side has their own ways of being “mean” to the other side. Mostly, I look on it all as a bit of a circus side show, since I don’t support either side. There’s little difference between them. Both sides are making things out to be worse than they are about the other, and taking things out of context does make things even more muddled than they already are.
However, it does make for some funny material. I think all things need to be taken with a grain of salt and a little humor. There are so many things to make fun of on both sides, might as well have a little fun while we’re at it right? If everyone would quit getting their panties in a bundle about how the other side is being mean, we wouldn’t have half the issues we have, especially with things like this: http://www.wisn.com/politics/17754232/detail.html
Just lighten up people. On both sides. So what if people are calling Obama the messiah? So what if people are calling Palin Caribou Barbie? There is going to be name calling in any election, so grow some thicker skin and get over it.
October 21st, 2008 at 10:12 am
For the record, Claude, I completely believe that you are intrigued by Barack because he is, “cool.” On paper, however, you don’t believe in much that he has to offer. Except, well, “Hope(tm) and Change(tm).” That worries me.
I’ll admit that when Barack first started running, I thought that he was cool. But I’m not into socialism and/or anything else that he is going to bring to the table. Unfortunately, the Left has found a pop idol that people can feel “cool” voting for, even if he is completely wrong for the United States.
October 21st, 2008 at 10:38 am
@Fuzz,
Right right, cuz the republicans have never propped up someone just for the sake of their “rockstar” status, Reagan, Palin…
I have found a connection with Obama, (3-4 years ago?) he was podcasting directly to his constituents, specifically talking about his voting record on specific topics, how he voted and why he voted that way. I appreciate that type of transparency and his ability to relate to people (of a younger generation, perhaps). Yes, he is inspiring with the “Hope” and “Change” slogans…and I think it is great that he can inspire people to get passionate about politics.
Let’s be frank. Both political candidates are not “average” guys. And I wouldn’t want someone like me or Joe the Plumber (shameless Google Keyword) running the country. But I feel I can relate more with Barack Obama than John McCain. I won’t go out of my way to blast McCain. I don’t feel the need to make ridiculous arguements (like you did with Obama being a socialist) to get my point across.
I agree with Mommablogger, I think both sides need to focus on the issues and stop sending out their smear-squads (and running mates) to do subvertive attacks on their opponents, while the candidates themselves smile and shake each other’s hands like they are BFF.
Whoever wins, it is my hope that both sides can come together and move our country forward, together.