GOI: This explains it allU.S. President George Bush told the NHL champion Carolina Hurricanes Friday he likes to be "around people that keep expectations low," "I like to be around people that keep expectations low," Bush said. "Instead of listening to the prognosticators, this team had a 112-point season. They had 52 wins. They win the Stanley Cup. They're here at the White House. Congratulations to you."
GOI: Offffff COURSE ya do. After all, you like those "half-glass full kind of guys!!" (wink). Well don't worry. We certainly have low expectations with you sir!! Lower then snake hips in fact. Indeed, I think I have higher expectations of a prostitute that I do of our Clown-in-Chief.
For him turning the tee vee on is a a major triumph.
The fact that he's our president makes me feel like I'm living in a bad Animal House rip off where the stupid jock becomes Dean of the university. "Only in the movies" people always said.
That was until Jo-jo the Idiot Boy came along.
This ranks up there with him saying his greatest moment as president was catching a big fish.
He's proof that there is no "God."
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I've heard people say this is what they like about the Decider. Personally I just don't get it. Why align yourself with an idiot?
I think he's doing the best that he can. Cut the guy some slack. That job can't be easy.
I think Bush is at least proof that there is no such thing as Intelligent Design!
Fashion Girl:
I don't get it either. Especially when the decisions are always mistakes. They keep saying "give the surge a chance." Yeah, what chance is this now that we've given him?? I've lost count. I'm done with giving this failure chances and putting our country in his hands.
PT:
Ha!!
Snave:
Well said. No intelligent design there.
"I think he's doing the best that he can. Cut the guy some slack. That job can't be easy."
Bush just isn't good enough. Those of us who read up on him back in 1999, and thanks very much to Molly for exposing his idiocy, have known this all along.
A flock of pidgeons could do a better job than this current administration.
Those of us who read up on him back in 1999, and thanks very much to Molly for exposing his idiocy, have known this all along.
Along with the whole state of Texas. Of course, there was the whole, "...if he becomes President then he's outta here!" thing.
Shriplate:
Indeed. He was a walking disaster WELL before he hit the oval office.
Kvatch:
Texas is a weird state sometimes. It's kind of like it's own country.
Hey,
At least he got the name of the Team right. He's on a roll.
Brent:
Yeah he's 1 for 3,099 or whatever the number of American dead is now Iraq.
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