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George Bush will certainly be missed if only for his blunders and sheer comical times he has given us all in 8 years.

George Bush's 50 worst bloopers and Top 10 best moments on video - mirror.co.uk

and i'm scared for Obama to become president?:rolleyes:

Omni_Skittles;1109277 wrote: and i'm scared for Obama to become president?:rolleyes:


Why??

Because you think he will be a bad President or becuase he might be assassinated?

I will not miss George W. Bush. At all.

along-for-the-ride;1109390 wrote: I will not miss George W. Bush. At all.


Britain as a general public seem to be of the same opinion.

oscar;1109284 wrote: Why??

Because you think he will be a bad President or becuase he might be assassinated?Socialism.

Omni_Skittles;1110218 wrote: Socialism.


What is wrong with Socialism?

oscar;1110222 wrote: What is wrong with Socialism?I'm extremely conservative.

Omni_Skittles;1110223 wrote: I'm extremely conservative.


I'm not :yh_rotfl

I will not miss GW either at all. And I already think Obama is doing one hell of a job already! GW was on tonight giving his farewell speech...and of course as he always does, talked about 911. Not a speech goes by without him mentioning it.

oscar;1109270 wrote: George Bush will certainly be missed if only for his blunders and sheer comical times he has given us all in 8 years.

George Bush's 50 worst bloopers and Top 10 best moments on video - mirror.co.uk


:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl and he passed high school? Unbelievable!

qsducks;1110229 wrote: I will not miss GW either at all. And I already think Obama is doing one hell of a job already! GW was on tonight giving his farewell speech...and of course as he always does, talked about 911. Not a speech goes by without him mentioning it.


As Oscar is for ever the old cynic...I fear that 9/11 will be used in American history as the Israeli's use the holocaust.

We had our own death and destruction brought to us after 9/11 by Al-Quaeda in The London Tube bombings. Many Al-Quaeda suspects have been tracked and brought to justice since but you don't hear our Prime Minister banging on about our bombings as Bush does. 9/11 was the only half believable excuse that Bush had for illegally invading Iraq. He has to stick to it now. :mad::mad:

oscar;1110225 wrote: I'm not :yh_rotflYeah... I've noticed.... But that's okay...

Jester;1110263 wrote: *Jester steps forward, stands at rigid attention and slowly salutes the finest CiC he has ever served under*

God Bless You Sir.You would.... YOU WOULD!!! :yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

oscar;1110510 wrote: As Oscar is for ever the old cynic...I fear that 9/11 will be used in American history as the Israeli's use the holocaust.

We had our own death and destruction brought to us after 9/11 by Al-Quaeda in The London Tube bombings. Many Al-Quaeda suspects have been tracked and brought to justice since but you don't hear our Prime Minister banging on about our bombings as Bush does. 9/11 was the only half believable excuse that Bush had for illegally invading Iraq. He has to stick to it now. :mad::mad:


I've heard that your government doesn't constantly rehash it either. Bush in his speech last night said something to the effect that "American's have moved on from the disaster but I haven't". Obviously since you have to mention it in every speech you give! I was over it a year later...I've got kids/family and other stuff on my mind.

We have a show over here called the View and on the anniversary of the disaster one of the hosts was saying "I was afraid to walk out of my house". Come on! Get over it. The other hosts were IMO secretly laughing at her. I know I was. Just another day.

He will go down as the worst prez in modern history and he can take Dick with him who was possibly the scariest VP of all time. :-5:-5

Omni_Skittles;1110560 wrote: Yeah... I've noticed.... But that's okay...


There is a difference between British Conservative and American Conservative.

I'm sure you don't want the history of the British Labour Party so i'll leave it there:D:rolleyes:

qsducks;1110649 wrote: I've heard that your government doesn't constantly rehash it either. Bush in his speech last night said something to the effect that "American's have moved on from the disaster but I haven't". Obviously since you have to mention it in every speech you give! I was over it a year later...I've got kids/family and other stuff on my mind.

We have a show over here called the View and on the anniversary of the disaster one of the hosts was saying "I was afraid to walk out of my house". Come on! Get over it. The other hosts were IMO secretly laughing at her. I know I was. Just another day.

He will go down as the worst prez in modern history and he can take Dick with him who was possibly the scariest VP of all time. :-5:-5


It really makes you wonder why he takes it so personally??

No doubt it was a henious act but the fact is, the planes were flown by Saudi pilots and not Iraqi. I didn't see him try to invade Saudi illegally but of course, he wouldn't dare would he?

We also lost many British lives in 9/11 and our PM could rightly bang on about it if he thought it would get Britain a sympathy vote.

I think that Bush does not see it as an act against the West (Which it was as we had bombings here and in Bali as well) but an attack against his administration only. There-fore, he is a deluded numbnuts.

He knows he will go down in history as a loser illegally invading Iraq and bringing death and desruction to our troops and innocents in Iraq, but he needs a damn good excuse. At least Tony Blair has said that Britain invaded Iraq because AT THE TIME he believed Iraq to have wmd's. At least he admits he got it wrong. Bush will never do that, he hasn't got the balls.

oscar;1110656 wrote: It really makes you wonder why he takes it so personally??

No doubt it was a henious act but the fact is, the planes were flown by Saudi pilots and not Iraqi. I didn't see him try to invade Saudi illegally but of course, he wouldn't dare would he?

We also lost many British lives in 9/11 and our PM could rightly bang on about it if he thought it would get Britain a sympathy vote.

I think that Bush does not see it as an act against the West (Which it was as we had bombings here and in Bali as well) but an attack against his administration only. There-fore, he is a deluded numbnuts.

He knows he will go down in history as a loser illegally invading Iraq and bringing death and desruction to our troops and innocents in Iraq, but he needs a damn good excuse. At least Tony Blair has said that Britain invaded Iraq because AT THE TIME he believed Iraq to have wmd's. At least he admits he got it wrong. Bush will never do that, he hasn't got the balls.


I was reading about him last night and he has declared himself as a "war president". I wanted to throw up. No, he will never admit he was wrong and Dick is just as deluded as he is. Oh, his admin. tried blaming Clinton & Co. but that didn't fly and so he goes on and on. I think you may be right on your opinion that yes it was a slap to his admin. Pathetic.

qsducks;1110664 wrote: I was reading about him last night and he has declared himself as a "war president". I wanted to throw up. No, he will never admit he was wrong and Dick is just as deluded as he is. Oh, his admin. tried blaming Clinton & Co. but that didn't fly and so he goes on and on. I think you may be right on your opinion that yes it was a slap to his admin. Pathetic.


The clue is in the fact that every time he brings up 9/11, he does not mention British lives lost nor the London Tube bombings or Bali that followed. It shows a totally self-obssessed bufoon who has taken 9/11 personally.

WAR PRESIDENT?? OH GOD, I NEARLY JUST WET MYSELF LAUGHING.

What a bloody insult to Churchill, Roosevelt, Truman, Wilson and Lloyd George :-5

Bush suffers illusions of Grandeur as well.

War President, my arsse :yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

















It was reported later in the day that Bush had been sectioned under the mental health act.

Yes his ego never ceases to amaze me. They call him a baffoon here too Oscar. No more great late night jokes from comedians....darn as they were great laughs for 8 horrible years.:wah:

qsducks;1110758 wrote: Yes his ego never ceases to amaze me. They call him a baffoon here too Oscar. No more great late night jokes from comedians....darn as they were great laughs for 8 horrible years.:wah:


Our TV comedians have slated Bush for 8 years of merciless micky taking. They can't do it to Obama incase they are accused of being raciest. Biden is too sensible to mock so it leaves us with no-one to laugh at. Our comedians will soon find a replacement i'm sure. It just means that Gordon brown will be their sole source of hilarity now:-5:-5:-5

oscar;1110651 wrote: There is a difference between British Conservative and American Conservative.

I'm sure you don't want the history of the British Labour Party so i'll leave it there:D:rolleyes:actually why not... and i think i meant i like capitolism...

Omni_Skittles;1110942 wrote: actually why not... and i think i meant i like capitolism...


You like capitalism? That means you must agree with the cause of your country going into financial meltdown?

I saw this pic on Yahoo this morning. Thought I'd share.



George W. Bush urinal art.

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along-for-the-ride;1111108 wrote: I saw this pic on Yahoo this morning. Thought I'd share.



George W. Bush urinal art.


:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl That is just too funny!!!

I keep getting pop up's on my pc for Obama memorabilia.

In a shred of defence of Bush... we now have a prominent politician in GB coming out and basically blaming Bush for the entire Iraq war. It's on a thread called 'War on Terror' posted by Spot. Now, you would expect us Brits to totally agree with everything he has said........ WRONG. :wah: We are actually giving the Politician a hard time for waiting until Bush has five days left and then trying to squirm out of his part in the vote to invade Iraq.

So, we are not anti-American... We are capable of turning on our own idiots in government also. :-6

JAB;1110960 wrote: It's not for you to say when someone should "get over it" when a tragedy strikes. What gives you the right? We - each of us - are affected differently in such situations and it's rather....let's just say uncalled for for you to decide for them.


I quoted Bush saying it. That most American's have gotten over it except for him. That he thinks about it everyday and brings it up in every stinkin speech he gives. Didn't you watch his pathetic farewell speech? You wouldn't be up my arse then!:mad:

JAB;1111381 wrote: I'm not 'up your arse' Ducks and it has nothing to do with whether or not I watched Bush's speech. But when you commented about the member of The View "c'mon. get over it" and that you were secretly laughing at her, it's not for you - nor the other View hosts - to say that she should be 'over it' just cuz most everyone else has.


Only my opinion JAB as most American's have gotten over it. I just find Elizebeth Hasselbeck to be the most annoying member of The View. I find her to be way to far to the right for my taste and dismiss her blabber on the show. But of course the show does need one member who is completely right wing.:wah:

JAB;1111393 wrote: I'll take your word for it because I find the whole show annoying. I watched it for 10 mins once and felt like I wasted 10 mins of my life. :rolleyes:


Well when they were bickering during the election I had to turn it off...everyday blah, blah, blah. Watched the food network instead or did something exciting like Christmas shopping:wah:

oscar;1110956 wrote: You like capitalism? That means you must agree with the cause of your country going into financial meltdown?lol not in those words but yeah...

Omni_Skittles;1111430 wrote: lol not in those words but yeah...


How peculiar?

Your country is in the grip of the biggest financial crisis since 1929 and you agree with the process that caused it.

Your country is in this mess part due to the bank chiefs creaming off and you support that....... How odd.