Re: Should Obama's Inauguration Be Considered a Holiday?
I think a better holiday would be Tupac Day.
I think a better holiday would be Tupac Day.
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The Cyclops having only one eye, needed to seek shelter from the harsh sun. The shadow cast by the spheres gave him temporary respite.
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Re: Should Obama's Inauguration Be Considered a Holiday?
Obama is already retracting many of his platitudes about renewable energy, before he is even office, and some of his would-be advisers are becoming upset.
Business interests still run America and will continue to do so for the forseeable future. Americans are unlikely to get the change they voted for.
I second IRC's suggestion. ******s cracked up, ******s wanna act up, but that's caus they fed up, 'n they jus' don't give a ****!Last edited by The Toecutter; 01-19-2009, 09:23 PM.The unnecessary felling of a tree, perhaps the growth of centuries, seems to me a crime little short of murder." ~ Thomas JeffersonComment
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Re: Should Obama's Inauguration Be Considered a Holiday?
Inauguration starts at 8:00 a.m. eastern time, and he's supposed to sworn in at noon EXACTLY.Originally posted by Porkchop View PostComment
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Re: Should Obama's Inauguration Be Considered a Holiday?
WELL HE'S THE PRESIDENT.
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Re: Should Obama's Inauguration Be Considered a Holiday?
Grats President Obama!Last edited by Funk; 01-20-2009, 01:42 PM.Lil' Bean is here!Comment
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Re: Should Obama's Inauguration Be Considered a Holiday?
LETS ALL MAKE FUN OF HIS FUMBLING WITH WORDS WHEN BEING SWORN IN
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Re: Should Obama's Inauguration Be Considered a Holiday?
I only caught one fumbling.
And his overall delivery reminded me a ton of this:
http://badmuthawizard.ytmnd.com/
Which means I approve.Comment
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Re: Should Obama's Inauguration Be Considered a Holiday?
I missed it.
But that's okay because we live in an age surrounded by media. I'm sure it will be repeated endlessly for years....and that's why.Comment
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Re: Should Obama's Inauguration Be Considered a Holiday?
It was the person who was admistering the oath that messed up the words and got them mixed up. That's what CNN said.
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Re: Should Obama's Inauguration Be Considered a Holiday?
Loki's correct; the chief justice bumbled; I think he placed the word "faithfully" in the wrong place, which tripped Obama up as he wasn't sure whether to say it right or repeat what he heard.
A lot of what Obama said, of course, he was just offering us the proverbial Kool-Aid. But you know what, I think it would be some mighty tasty Kool-Aid. America needs to not only keep that spirit in mind, but to live it each day, to really embrace it, and I think we could be pretty great.
The most significant thing, in my mind, was when he addressed other nations of the world. That's a refreshing little change.
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"I live and love in God's peculiar light." - MichelangeloComment
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Re: Should Obama's Inauguration Be Considered a Holiday?
no. If anything, Election Day should've been a holiday.Comment
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Re: Should Obama's Inauguration Be Considered a Holiday?
Hoowah, that speech kicked ass. I was actually proud to be an American again!"Pardon me, I have nothing to say!" -George CarlinComment
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Re: Should Obama's Inauguration Be Considered a Holiday?
Where's Lord Cohlani or whatever? He was entertaining.Comment
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Re: Should Obama's Inauguration Be Considered a Holiday?
Probably joining a terrorist cell of something.
Don't copy that floppy!Comment
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Re: Should Obama's Inauguration Be Considered a Holiday?
He was far from it, Mora. Stop ****ing around...please.Originally posted by John Mora View PostComment
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