Bush vs.Subliminable Messages
ricardo
when asked about his controversial ads.( He kept using "subliminable")
Why didn't one of his aides help him out to avoid further
humiliation???????????????
STella
If I believed Shrubya could learn from experience, and take
correction, I wouldn't be as worried about the meanspirited
manipulative rat being the Republicratic nominee.
I bet several of his aides have tried to drill him on pronouncing
"subliminal", but I suspect it'd be easier to teach Pugita to roll a
joint.
STella
Gary T
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ricardo <bli...@netcom.net> wrote in message
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David B.
>
> Because not only is HE an idiot, but they assume all of us are, as well.
Al Gore JUNIOR is a moron. The idiot got 5 Fs in 8 courses in Divinity
School and got a bunch of Cs in college. Bush got Bs. Who's the moron?
David B.
Who gives a rat's ass if he can say certain words? Obviously an asshole
would.
louisa
<iball***Spam-No***-13090009...@pool0524.cvx5-bradley.dialup.earthlink.net>,
iball***Spam-No***@socal.rr.com (Ian J. Ball) wrote:
> In article <el2vrsgg71c9cmrsh...@4ax.com>, Don Weinman
> <d...@weinman.com> wrote:
> > Maybe you now understand his reluctance to debate in the traditional
> > format?
>
> Actually, luv, Gore makes the same kinds of mistakes from time to time,
> but you never hear about it.
EVERYONE makes the same kinds of mistakes from time to time -- Bush does
it almost every time he opens his mouth. He has for example used the verb
'is' with the noun 'children' on several occasions.
Ian J. Ball
<djc...@kiva.net> wrote:
> STella wrote in message <8pmkel$pkq$1...@links.magenta.com>...
> >If I believed Shrubya could learn from experience, and take
> >correction, I wouldn't be as worried about the meanspirited
> >manipulative rat being the Republicratic nominee.
>
> How much of a bonus do you Democrats get for trotting out your favorite
> word - "mean-spirited" ?
I only like it when they say "snipers wanted". It's more honest...
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John
Hey, W., I didn't know you were lurking on this newsgroup! Oh, well, if
restructuring the English language were grounds for not electing a President,
then we shouldn't vote for Gore, whose running mate presided over PC newspeak
and benign neowords like "supermodel" and the renaming of "used cars" as
"previously owned vehicles."
Dave
At least he didn't call them previously owned vehicables. :-)
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>
> Gary T wrote:
> >
> > Because not only is HE an idiot, but they assume all of us are, as well.
>
> Al Gore JUNIOR is a moron. The idiot got 5 Fs in 8 courses in Divinity
> School
Good thing he's not running for God then, huh?
> and got a bunch of Cs in college. Bush got Bs. Who's the moron?
The one who repeatedly mispronounced SUBLIMINAL. Duh.
Dave
>
> In article <8pmkel$pkq$1...@links.magenta.com>, ste...@links.magenta.com
> (STella) wrote:
>
> > I bet several of his aides have tried to drill him on pronouncing
> > "subliminal", but I suspect it'd be easier to teach Pugita to roll a
> > joint.
>
>
> Ian (..."Come on Gen. Powell! Pass that fatty!")
>
Hehe.
But wasn't Bush Junior the coke head?
Replace 'fatty' with 'straw', it's just as funny.
Gary Anderson
>
> EVERYONE makes the same kinds of mistakes from time to time -- Bush does
> it almost every time he opens his mouth. He has for example used the verb
> 'is' with the noun 'children' on several occasions.
That's why the debates is ('scuse me, are) going to be so much
fun!
Brian Thorn
wrote:
>Because not only is HE an idiot, but they assume all of us are, as well.
If Usenet posts are any indication, he's right about most of us.
Brian
tim gueguen
"louisa" <loui...@homeplc.com> wrote in message
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> In article
>
<iball***Spam-No***-1309000...@pool0524.cvx5-bradley.dialup.earthlink.
net>,
> iball***Spam-No***@socal.rr.com (Ian J. Ball) wrote:
>
> > In article <el2vrsgg71c9cmrsh...@4ax.com>, Don Weinman
> > <d...@weinman.com> wrote:
> >
> > > On Tue, 12 Sep 2000 20:45:26 -0400, ricardo <bli...@netcom.net> wrote:
> > >
> > > format?
> >
> > Actually, luv, Gore makes the same kinds of mistakes from time to time,
> > but you never hear about it.
>
> it almost every time he opens his mouth. He has for example used the verb
> 'is' with the noun 'children' on several occasions.
Canadian Press had an article a couple of weeks back about GeorgeGeorge's
malapropisms. It made him sound like he's a grad of the Jean Chretien
School of English.
tim gueguen 101867
john
bradley.dialup.earthlink.net>, iball***Spam-No***@socal.rr.com says...
> In article <8lUv5.282$P7u.3...@tomcat.sk.sympatico.ca>, "tim gueguen"
> <ad...@sfn.saskatoon.sk.ca> wrote:
>
> > Canadian Press had an article a couple of weeks back about GeorgeGeorge's
> > malapropisms. It made him sound like he's a grad of the Jean Chretien
> > School of English.
>
>
>
> Ian (Grits in 2000! You know, 'cos, 'Grits is Grits'! :> )
>
>
This argument is faulty as Jean Chretien's first language is French.
Could you imagine dummy Bush butchering the French language..lol
Lois Ferrari
some European countries and has done an excellent job there. And Gore
does.... ??
-L
dbmetzger wrote:
>
> In article
> <F84C784023988E26.789771B3...@lp.airnews.net>,
> Lois Ferrari <lfe...@airmail.net> wrote:
> > Oh yes, mispronouncing a word is just unforgivable and shows a deep
> lack
> > of character. I think he needs to run right out and save face by
> lying
> > under oath or something else equally dispicable (take your pick).
> >
>
> I have not problem choosing a smart president who lies about sex
> compared to the alternative. A not too bright blue blood who has
> cashed in on his Father's name all his life.
>
> Or as someone said somewhere "Lieberman is a comedian and Bush
> is a Joke."
>
> dbmetzger
>
> > -L
> >
> > Don Weinman wrote:
> > >
> > > On Tue, 12 Sep 2000 20:45:26 -0400, ricardo <bli...@netcom.net>
> wrote:
> > >
> > > Maybe you now understand his reluctance to debate in the traditional
> > > format?
> > > ---
> > > Don Weinman
> >
>
> Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
> Before you buy.
tilly
<D575B31B0C0985AA.79D53753...@lp.airnews.net>,
lfe...@airmail.net says...
> Nice party line. Try getting some facts. Bush runs a state larger than
> some European countries and has done an excellent job there. And Gore
> does.... ??
>
> -L
>
> dbmetzger wrote:
> >
> > In article
> > <F84C784023988E26.789771B3...@lp.airnews.net>,
> > Lois Ferrari <lfe...@airmail.net> wrote:
> > > Oh yes, mispronouncing a word is just unforgivable and shows a deep
> > lack
> > > of character. I think he needs to run right out and save face by
> > lying
> > > under oath or something else equally dispicable (take your pick).
> > >
> >
> > I have not problem choosing a smart president who lies about sex
> > compared to the alternative. A not too bright blue blood who has
> > cashed in on his Father's name all his life.
> >
> > Or as someone said somewhere "Lieberman is a comedian and Bush
> > is a Joke."
> >
> > dbmetzger
> >
> > > -L
> > >
> > > Don Weinman wrote:
> > > >
> > > > On Tue, 12 Sep 2000 20:45:26 -0400, ricardo <bli...@netcom.net>
> > wrote:
> > > >
> > > > format?
> > > > ---
> > > > Don Weinman
> > >
> >
> > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
> > Before you buy.
>
better get use to it.And Bush was a glorified yes man to the state
legislature in Texas where the Governorship is regarded as the weakest
constitutionaly.
Lois Ferrari
> > > > > Maybe you now understand his reluctance to debate in the traditional
> > > > > format?
> > > > > ---
> > > > > Don Weinman
> > > >
> > >
> > > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
> > > Before you buy.
> >
> According to numerous polls , Gore will be running the US shortly... >better get use to it.
I'm used to current state of character-less "leadership" already.
Hence the need for change.
> And Bush was a glorified yes man to the state
> legislature in Texas where the Governorship is regarded as the weakest
> constitutionaly.
I live in Texas. You're wrong.
tilly
<B3C08D85E7A8E4BB.D174F2EE...@lp.airnews.net>,
lfe...@airmail.net says...
> > > > > > format?
> > > > > > ---
> > > > > > Don Weinman
> > > > >
> > > >
> > > > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/
> > > > Before you buy.
> > >
> > According to numerous polls , Gore will be running the US shortly... >better get use to it.
>
> I'm used to current state of character-less "leadership" already.
> Hence the need for change.
Just don't go around "blowin' up" any Federal buildings after Gore
takes over...lol
Ann Keitz
J. Ball) wrote:
>In article <8lUv5.282$P7u.3...@tomcat.sk.sympatico.ca>, "tim gueguen"
><ad...@sfn.saskatoon.sk.ca> wrote:
>
>> Canadian Press had an article a couple of weeks back about GeorgeGeorge's
>> malapropisms. It made him sound like he's a grad of the Jean Chretien
>> School of English.
>
>Yet, you never hear anyone imply that Chretien is a drooling moron, do you?
You haven't watched This Hour Has 20 Minutes or the Royal Air Farce in
awhile have you?
Annie Keitz
ke...@his.com
Don Weinman
Maybe you now understand his reluctance to debate in the traditional
format?
---
Don Weinman
Lois Ferrari
of character. I think he needs to run right out and save face by lying
under oath or something else equally dispicable (take your pick).
-L
Chris Lambert!
>correction, I wouldn't be as worried about the meanspirited
>manipulative rat being the Republicratic nominee.
How much of a bonus do you Democrats get for trotting out your favorite
word - "mean-spirited" ?
-C
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Actually, luv, Gore makes the same kinds of mistakes from time to time,
but you never hear about it.
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> I bet several of his aides have tried to drill him on pronouncing
> "subliminal", but I suspect it'd be easier to teach Pugita to roll a
> joint.
...Which I rate as the most important skill a President should have.
Ian (..."Come on Gen. Powell! Pass that fatty!")
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<ad...@sfn.saskatoon.sk.ca> wrote:
> Canadian Press had an article a couple of weeks back about GeorgeGeorge's
> malapropisms. It made him sound like he's a grad of the Jean Chretien
> School of English.
Yet, you never hear anyone imply that Chretien is a drooling moron, do you?
Ian (Grits in 2000! You know, 'cos, 'Grits is Grits'! :> )
--
dbmetzger
lack
> of character. I think he needs to run right out and save face by
lying
> under oath or something else equally dispicable (take your pick).
>
I have not problem choosing a smart president who lies about sex
compared to the alternative. A not too bright blue blood who has
cashed in on his Father's name all his life.
Or as someone said somewhere "Lieberman is a comedian and Bush
is a Joke."
dbmetzger
> -L
>
> Don Weinman wrote:
> >
> > On Tue, 12 Sep 2000 20:45:26 -0400, ricardo <bli...@netcom.net>
wrote:
> >
> > >Bush butchered the word subliminal at least 6 times today
> > >when asked about his controversial ads.( He kept using
"subliminable")
> > >Why didn't one of his aides help him out to avoid further
> > >humiliation???????????????
> >
> > Maybe you now understand his reluctance to debate in the traditional
> > format?
> > ---
> > Don Weinman
>
IAPW
> Oh yes, mispronouncing a word is just unforgivable and shows a deep
> lack of character.
According to Vanity Fair, Bush has dyslexia.
--
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#4: People who call others idiots but don't know how to spell "idiot"
themselves.
"He's an idjit."William December Starr
#3: People who comment about comments on my sig.
IAPW
john <car...@netcom.net> wrote:
> This argument is faulty as Jean Chretien's first language is French.
> Could you imagine dummy Bush butchering the French language..lol
Actually Bush does butcher a foreign language. I read in a magazine
that Bush's Spanish is pretty ungrammatical.
dbmetzger
IAPW <lk...@my-deja.com> wrote:
> In article
> <F84C784023988E26.789771B3...@lp.airnews.net>,
> Lois Ferrari <lfe...@airmail.net> wrote:
>
> > Oh yes, mispronouncing a word is just unforgivable and shows a deep
> > lack of character.
>
> According to Vanity Fair, Bush has dyslexia.
>
ssa eloh So that's what he meant! then there's lamimilbus.
dbmetzger
Sarah L. C. Cannell
"Ian J. Ball" <iball***Spam-No***@socal.rr.com> wrote in message
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net...
> Yet, you never hear anyone imply that Chretien is a drooling moron, do you?
Don't get much coverage of the Canadian Conservative Alliance candidates, eh?
I actually have an item from the Globe & Mail from a few months ago about how
reporters (both anglophone and francophone) kind of smoothe over Chretien's more
inarticulate statements in order to make them make sense in print. Of course I
suppose the implication is that he really makes sense if only you put the right
words in his mouth.
sarah
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Ian J. Ball
> This argument is faulty as Jean Chretien's first language is French.
> Could you imagine dummy Bush butchering the French language..lol
Say, you're a 'class act', buddy...
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tim gueguen
"john" <car...@netcom.net> wrote in message
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> In article <iball***Spam-No***-1309001...@pool0659.cvx4-
> bradley.dialup.earthlink.net>, iball***Spam-No***@socal.rr.com says...
> > <ad...@sfn.saskatoon.sk.ca> wrote:
> >
> > > Canadian Press had an article a couple of weeks back about
GeorgeGeorge's
> > > malapropisms. It made him sound like he's a grad of the Jean Chretien
> > > School of English.
> >
> > Yet, you never hear anyone imply that Chretien is a drooling moron, do
you?
> >
> >
> > Ian (Grits in 2000! You know, 'cos, 'Grits is Grits'! :> )
> >
> >
Except Chretien is oftened ridiculed for his French as well, altho' it seems
to be more along the lines of him speaking a sort of "hick" Quebecois
dialect.
tim gueguen 101867
Annie Keitz
>In article <iball***Spam-No***-1309001...@pool0659.cvx4-
>bradley.dialup.earthlink.net>, iball***Spam-No***@socal.rr.com says...
>> In article <8lUv5.282$P7u.3...@tomcat.sk.sympatico.ca>, "tim gueguen"
>> <ad...@sfn.saskatoon.sk.ca> wrote:
>>
>> > Canadian Press had an article a couple of weeks back about GeorgeGeorge's
>> > malapropisms. It made him sound like he's a grad of the Jean Chretien
>> > School of English.
>>
>> Yet, you never hear anyone imply that Chretien is a drooling moron, do you?
>>
>>
>> Ian (Grits in 2000! You know, 'cos, 'Grits is Grits'! :> )
>>
>>
>This argument is faulty as Jean Chretien's first language is French.
>Could you imagine dummy Bush butchering the French language..lol
Well Bush already thanked Canada for Prime Minister Poutine's
endorsement on This Hour has 22 Minutes....
STella
Chris Lambert! <djc...@kiva.net> wrote:
>STella wrote in message <8pmkel$pkq$1...@links.magenta.com>...
>>If I believed Shrubya
>How much of a bonus do you Democrats
I am neither a Democan, nor a Republicrat. The incumbent part[y|ies]
provide an illusion of choice much like a two-door slaughterhouse.
I'll be voting for the ONLY candidate who's promised to pardon all
non-violent drug offenders IN HIS INAUGURAL ADDRESS.
Choosing the lesser of two evils is still choosing evil. This is
especially true when one cannot decide which is lesser....
STella, small-l type who preferred L. Neil Smith, and who won't be
responding to replies to this article in the newsgroup unless
they're about TELEVISION
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Because if it had four, it'd be a chicken sedan.
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over one basic issue: which one is best qualified to run your life?
-- Harry Browne
Ubiquitous
>Bush butchered the word subliminal at least 6 times today
>when asked about his controversial ads.( He kept using "subliminable")
>Why didn't one of his aides help him out to avoid further
>humiliation???????????????
Shouldn't we be asking why this alleged story is even getting coverage?
Is the Demagogue party this desperate for ideas?
I'm not even going to rehash this "subliminal message" non-sense.
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Puzzla
"David B." <both...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> ricardo wrote:
> >
> > Bush butchered the word subliminal at least 6 times today
> > when asked about his controversial ads.( He kept using "subliminable")
> > Why didn't one of his aides help him out to avoid further
> > humiliation???????????????
>
> would.
Calm down will ya? Sheesh. Take a chillable pillable.
Puzz
Puzzla
"Lois Ferrari" <lfe...@airmail.net> wrote in message
news:B3C08D85E7A8E4BB.D174F2EE...@lp.airnews.net...
>
>
> tilly wrote:
> > And Bush was a glorified yes man to the state
> > legislature in Texas where the Governorship is regarded as the weakest
> > constitutionaly.
>
> I live in Texas. You're wrong.
I live in Texas too and she's right. We had fucking ozone warnings this
summer and last. OZONE warnings. Sheesh.
Puzz
Puzzla
ink.net...
> In article <el2vrsgg71c9cmrsh...@4ax.com>, Don Weinman
> <d...@weinman.com> wrote:
>
> > On Tue, 12 Sep 2000 20:45:26 -0400, ricardo <bli...@netcom.net> wrote:
> >
> > >Bush butchered the word subliminal at least 6 times today
> > >when asked about his controversial ads.( He kept using "subliminable")
> > >Why didn't one of his aides help him out to avoid further
> > >humiliation???????????????
> >
> > Maybe you now understand his reluctance to debate in the traditional
> > format?
>
> Actually, luv, Gore makes the same kinds of mistakes from time to time,
> but you never hear about it.
>
But did he have to make the same mistake over and over and over? Someone
should have cut that thing short. Hehehe, I said 'short' and I'm talking
about da'shrimp!
Puzz
Twc6
>when asked about his controversial ads.( He kept using "subliminable")
>Why didn't one of his aides help him out to avoid further
>humiliation???????????????
Shouldn't we be asking why this alleged story is even getting coverage?>>
When a presidential candidate can't even pronounce the name of the dirty trick
he is participating in, who can blame people for being interested?
Personally, I would respect Bush more if he just said "Sure, we think Gore is a
rat."
dbmetzger
web...@polaris.net (Ubiquitous) wrote:
> In article <MPG.142898318...@news.videotron.ca>, ricardo
<bli...@netcom.net> says:
>
> >when asked about his controversial ads.( He kept using
"subliminable")
> >Why didn't one of his aides help him out to avoid further
> >humiliation???????????????
>
> Shouldn't we be asking why this alleged story is even getting
coverage?
>
> I'm not even going to rehash this "subliminal message" non-sense.
>
"unfairly but truthfully, our party has been tagged as being
against things. Anti-immigrants, for example. And we're not a party
of anti-immigrants. Quite the opposite. We're a party that welcomes
people." Cleveland July 1, 2000.
Nothing subliminal here. Their are obviously some ubiquitous
effects of being a party animal in his youth. I thought it was coke and
booze, didn't know he did rehash. Not that I'm against giving brain
damaged blue bloods a second chance. I just think we should elect a
president because he's smart enough to not have to trade on the
name and influence of his father to be a success. Call me old
fashioned
dbmetzger
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Ubiquitous
>Not that I'm against giving brain damaged blue bloods a second chance.
>I just think we should elect a president because he's smart enough to
>not have to trade on the name and influence of his father to be a
>success. Call me old fashioned
Ah, so you're voting for a third party.
Michaela Schlocker
> Canadian Press had an article a couple of weeks back about GeorgeGeorge's
> malapropisms. It made him sound like he's a grad of the Jean Chretien
> School of English.
YM "Jean Poutine." <snurk>
Michaela
dbmetzger
web...@polaris.net (Ubiquitous) wrote:
> In article <8psafd$o3m$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>, dbme...@yahoo.com wrote...
>
> >Not that I'm against giving brain damaged blue bloods a second
chance.
> >I just think we should elect a president because he's smart enough to
> >not have to trade on the name and influence of his father to be a
> >success. Call me old fashioned
>
>
>
Looks like it. Gore has a 12 point lead in New York so I'll go
with Nader. Ironically, We use to have a corvair. By the way did
you know that The Bush Clan actually is a distant relation to the
Queen of England. When I said Blue I meant it. Gore had a leg up
thanks to his father but there really is no comparison.
dbmetzger
Corwin2
>Just don't go around "blowin' up" any Federal buildings after Gore
>takes over...lol
It's the best way to make sure Gore gets another four. McVeigh
gave Clinton his second term.
(J)
dbmetzger
Actually it was Perot's money and Buchanan's cultural war rhetoric
that did him in. And guess what? Buchanan is back with Perot's money.
(albeit in electoral matching funds.)
Corwin2
> cor...@aol.comamber (Corwin2) wrote:
>> tilly <car...@netcom.net> writes:
>>
>> >Just don't go around "blowin' up" any Federal buildings after Gore
>> >takes over...lol
>>
>> It's the best way to make sure Gore gets another four. McVeigh
>> gave Clinton his second term.
>
> Actually it was Perot's money and Buchanan's cultural war rhetoric
>that did him
[sic Bush]
> in. And guess what? Buchanan is back with Perot's money.
>(albeit in electoral matching funds.)
I said second, not first.
(J)