I thought it was very funny.
In a German paper I read something more funny.
Hey, in Iraq, they can count votes like you wouldn't believe it.
100% went to vote and 100% were for Saddam's re-election for another 7
years.
Not that you call counting.
It is even better than any vote in for east-germany, russia, china or even
north korea.
Kennen Sie schon Saddam Husseins (65) neuestes Märchen aus 1001 Nacht?
Iraks Diktator ließ stolz seine Wiederwahl verkünden: 100 Prozent
Wahlbeteilung, 100 Prozent für Saddam. Von so einem Ergebnis hätte sogar
DDR-Staatschef Erich Honecker geträumt...
Michael
On Wed, 16 Oct 2002 14:17:06 -0400, De-elect Gee Dumb Ya in 2004
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>On Wed, 16 Oct 2002 12:55:40 -0400, [log in to unmask] wrote:
>
>First and foremost: It was a joke. Some people seem to be a bit "touchy"
>and "defensive" for some reason. It was a friggin joke. Get over it.
>
>Second, I am not on the left. I am not on the right. I am not a
>Democrat. I am not a Republican. I am an American. I live in America. I
>pay taxes. I vote. I work at a "regular" job. And I have never been
>arrested for anything. I like jokes about Republicans, Democrats,
>Communists, men, women, and just about anything else available on this
>planet. They are JOKES. They are FUNNY. Try laughing for a change, it's
>alot better than frowning, believe me.
>
>Third, nothing was mentioned about anyone's "substance abuse". Nor was
>anyone's name ever mentioned anywhere in the joke. But, if you'd really
>like, I can send you an MPEG of someone who is drunk off his butt in 1992
>at a fundraising party for his daddy. I wish I had a similar MPEG of a
>President in the Oval Office delivering a "gift" to his intern, so that I
>could pass that around the internet as well. Now that would be funny!
>
>Fourth, where someone graduated from school has nothing to do with
>intelligence or their ability to make good decisions. May I suggest you
>research where the Unibomber got his Phd from, where Ted Bundy got his
>Masters from and where Jeffrey Dahmer got his Bachelors from.
>
>I was a friggin joke.
>
>(And a funny one, too, might I add)
>
>Randy Keefer
>
>
>>Pop quiz time:
>>1) Where did Al Gore get his bachelors?
>>2) Where did George W. Bush get his Masters?
>>(hint: see #1).
>>3) Where did Al Gore get his Masters?
>>
>>George W. Bush may be a lot of things. But dumb is not one of them.
>>
>>For that matter, while some joke about assumed substance abuse during his
>>"young and reckless" days, no one has stepped forward with a picture of
him
>>holding a glass of champagne at an official function, or to say that W has
>>been known to enjoy a tall cold one on a hot day at his Texas ranch. We
>know
>>what substance Al Gore abused with fellow dorm-dwellers while earning his
>>bachelors, but no one credible has given an interview relating such for
>>George W.
>>
>>But of course, it's "free speech" to employ ad hominem attacks on those on
>>the right. On my list of books to get around to reading is "The New
Thought
>>Police: Inside the Left's Assault on Free Speech and Free Minds"
>><http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-
>/0761534040/qid=1034786491/sr=
>>8-2/ref=sr_8_2/103-0810512-1870229?v=glance>. From the book description:
>>From rigid speech codes on college campuses to the knee-jerk use of such
>>labels as "racist," "sexist," and "homophobe" in an attempt to socially
>>ostracize people with opposing viewpoints, speaking one's mind today has
>>become increasingly dangerous.
>>
>>Greg Stigers
>>http://www.cgiusa.com
>>yes, I do read books,
>>and some that were published within my own lifetime.
>>
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