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Carrying on a proud tradition of excellent Presidents from the state of Illinois...Lincoln > Grant > Obamacitdog wrote:what a collection! an intellectual lightweight, a wimp, a chimp, an anti semite, and a "cigar smoker".....no wonder we are in such trouble.

GRANTS WIFE COULD HAVE OWNED OBAMAS PEOPLE(IF HE ACTUALLY HAD AFRICAN AMERICAN ANCESTORS THAT IS)Appaholic wrote:Carrying on a proud tradition of excellent Presidents from the state of Illinois...Lincoln > Grant > Obamacitdog wrote:what a collection! an intellectual lightweight, a wimp, a chimp, an anti semite, and a "cigar smoker".....no wonder we are in such trouble.

We're a big-picture kind of state 'holic, we do Presidents better than govenors.Appaholic wrote:Carrying on a proud tradition of excellent Presidents from the state of Illinois...Lincoln > Grant > Obamacitdog wrote:what a collection! an intellectual lightweight, a wimp, a chimp, an anti semite, and a "cigar smoker".....no wonder we are in such trouble.

houndawg wrote:We're a big-picture kind of state 'holic, we do Presidents better than govenors.Appaholic wrote: Carrying on a proud tradition of excellent Presidents from the state of Illinois...Lincoln > Grant > Obama
BTW, I challenge, nay, I double-dog dare, the citizens of the other 49 states to show me a governor as shifty-looking as as Roddy B.






He's older than dirt and standing a couple feet away from the next person?BigApp wrote:does anyone else notice the distance between Jimma Carter and the others in those pics?

Loved Jon Stewart making fun of him last night. "Rob Blagojevich, who appears to be getting eaten head first by some sort of hair-shaped alien."houndawg wrote:We're a big-picture kind of state 'holic, we do Presidents better than govenors.Appaholic wrote: Carrying on a proud tradition of excellent Presidents from the state of Illinois...Lincoln > Grant > Obama
BTW, I challenge, nay, I double-dog dare, the citizens of the other 49 states to show me a governor as shifty-looking as as Roddy B.

Clinton had just offered him a cigar.BigApp wrote:does anyone else notice the distance between Jimma Carter and the others in those pics?


Funny. That's not the way he talked about President Bush on the campaign trail.“All the gentlemen here understand both the pressures and possibilities of this office, and for me to have the opportunity to get advice, good counsel and fellowship with these individuals is extraordinary and I’m very grateful to all of them. But again thank you, Mr. President, for hosting.”

He was more generous to Dubya than McPalin was.AZGrizFan wrote:Funny. That's not the way he talked about President Bush on the campaign trail.“All the gentlemen here understand both the pressures and possibilities of this office, and for me to have the opportunity to get advice, good counsel and fellowship with these individuals is extraordinary and I’m very grateful to all of them. But again thank you, Mr. President, for hosting.”
Now he's a fcukin' genius that he wants to "get advice, good counsel and fellowship" from?![]()
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You truely are going to be disappointed soon...D1B wrote:
He was more generous to Dubya than McPalin was.You're party sucks dick. I'm sure Obama strategy involved getting info from Dubya, THEN DOING THE EXACT OPPOSITE OF WHAT THAT MORON SAYS. Iron clad.


He was just being polite, A'Griz. Everybody agrees that Bush is a clown and a miserable failure of President.AZGrizFan wrote:Funny. That's not the way he talked about President Bush on the campaign trail.“All the gentlemen here understand both the pressures and possibilities of this office, and for me to have the opportunity to get advice, good counsel and fellowship with these individuals is extraordinary and I’m very grateful to all of them. But again thank you, Mr. President, for hosting.”
Now he's a fcukin' genius that he wants to "get advice, good counsel and fellowship" from?![]()
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Please, please PUH-LEASE tell me that in all your years, you haven't stayed THAT naive. How cute...D1B wrote:He was more generous to Dubya than McPalin was.AZGrizFan wrote: Funny. That's not the way he talked about President Bush on the campaign trail.
Now he's a fcukin' genius that he wants to "get advice, good counsel and fellowship" from?![]()
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You're party sucks dick. I'm sure Obama strategy involved getting info from Dubya, THEN DOING THE EXACT OPPOSITE OF WHAT THAT MORON SAYS. Iron clad.


Yeah. No guts to say that shit to his face.houndawg wrote:He was just being polite, A'Griz. Everybody agrees that Bush is a clown and a miserable failure of President.AZGrizFan wrote: Funny. That's not the way he talked about President Bush on the campaign trail.
Now he's a fcukin' genius that he wants to "get advice, good counsel and fellowship" from?![]()
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Yeah, sure thing AZ.Col Hogan wrote:You truely are going to be disappointed soon...D1B wrote:
He was more generous to Dubya than McPalin was.You're party sucks dick. I'm sure Obama strategy involved getting info from Dubya, THEN DOING THE EXACT OPPOSITE OF WHAT THAT MORON SAYS. Iron clad.

Obama is a classic product of the Chicago political machine, and you expect him to be some benevolent leader?D1B wrote:Yeah, sure thing AZ.Col Hogan wrote: You truely are going to be disappointed soon...

Let it go AZ, you're bitter and embarrassed, forget about it and do your part.AZGrizFan wrote:Obama is a classic product of the Chicago political machine, and you expect him to be some benevolent leader?D1B wrote: Yeah, sure thing AZ.
The clock is already counting down to the first grand jury.

D1B wrote:Let it go AZ, you're bitter and embarrassed, forget about it and do your part.AZGrizFan wrote: Obama is a classic product of the Chicago political machine, and you expect him to be some benevolent leader?
The clock is already counting down to the first grand jury.
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That you can be so cavalier and nonchalant about doing this confirms you dark, cold, conk fukc heart.AZGrizFan wrote:D1B wrote: Let it go AZ, you're bitter and embarrassed, forget about it and do your part.
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I am. I firing three people today.

And that you would expect me to continue to carry the dead weight of three individuals who have CHOSEN to not perform their job as outlined, explained and EXPECTED confirms your "entitlement" mentality. They don't have a RIGHT to those jobs, D. They need to EARN them.....EVERY DAY. They chose not to, so yeah my cold, dark, conk fcuk heart is gonna put a bullet in 'em today and I'll sleep just fine tonight. They were warned, written up, put on action plans, etc., etc., etc. This is a right to work state, and they have lost that right---at least with MY company.D1B wrote:That you can be so cavalier and nonchalant about doing this confirms you dark, cold, conk fukc heart.AZGrizFan wrote:
I am. I firing three people today.

Sounds like you need to revise your work plans and review what, if any, things you or your supervisors could have done to help these people. 3 in one day!!!! Hell of an operation you got there Mr. Drysdale!AZGrizFan wrote:And that you would expect me to continue to carry the dead weight of three individuals who have CHOSEN to not perform their job as outlined, explained and EXPECTED confirms your "entitlement" mentality. They don't have a RIGHT to those jobs, D. They need to EARN them.....EVERY DAY. They chose not to, so yeah my cold, dark, conk fcuk heart is gonna put a bullet in 'em today and I'll sleep just fine tonight. They were warned, written up, put on action plans, etc., etc., etc. This is a right to work state, and they have lost that right---at least with MY company.D1B wrote: That you can be so cavalier and nonchalant about doing this confirms you dark, cold, conk fukc heart.

You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink. YOU are living proof of that, D. These people were given every chance in the BOOK. They either chose not to take advantage of those chances, or didn't believe us when we said that the repercussions would be "up to and including termination." My supervisors have better things to do than babysit deadweight. If you are ever in a position of authority and leadership, rather than just serving soup in a soup kitchen, you'll understand that.D1B wrote: Sounds like you need to revise your work plans and review what, if any, things you or your supervisors could have done to help these people. 3 in one day!!!! Hell of an operation you got there Mr. Drysdale!
