John McCain's VP Choice - Who do you think he will choose?

John McCain's VP Choice - Who do you think he will choose?

former Massachussetts Governor Mitt Romney
2
12%
former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee
0
No votes
former NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani
2
12%
current Connecticut Senator Joe Lieberman
0
No votes
current Florida Governor Charlie Crist
2
12%
current Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal
0
No votes
former Maryland Lt. Governor Michael Steele
0
No votes
current Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty
2
12%
current Texas Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison
8
47%
other (specify)
1
6%
 
Total votes: 17

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There is a song called "My Girlfriend," which is the closeted gay republican talking all about the "girlfriend" he has who lives in Canada, who no one has met because every time she comes in town and gets deathly sick, so they just have sex in his apartment all day. She also "sucks like a hoover!"
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I'm down. What does that have to do with my comment about criddic's imaginary boyfriend of Indian descent?
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It's like Sesame Street except really dirty. One song is about how the Internet Is for Porn, and even a song about being As Loud as The Hell You Want (referring to two of the key puppet characters having sex)
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Never saw it. Heard it had dirty puppets. I like dirty puppets.
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Reminds me of Avenue Q.
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I got laid a year ago, by a very cute 19 year old latino. I am currently working on a relationship with a cute 24 year-old man of Indian descent. Thanks for the interest.

It's so funny that you mention this because it reminds of a conversation I was having on the phone with my girlfriend from Canada. You haven't met her. Want to see her photo? It's in my other wallet. I'm going to keep forgetting to bring it to show it to you, but when I do it'll be an anonymous glamour shot that could be anybody on the planet. But it will be my girlfriend from Canda whom you will never meet but totally exists.
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OscarGuy wrote:24-year-old man of Indian decent? What's his name? ;)
ROFLMAO!!!
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24-year-old man of Indian decent? What's his name? ;)
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criddic3 wrote:
Well, rationalizations are better than sex, as Jeff Goldblum infamously intoned in The Big Chill. Which just begs the question: when was the last time you got laid?

I got laid a year ago, by a very cute 19 year old latino. I am currently working on a relationship with a cute 24 year-old man of Indian descent. Thanks for the interest.
Rhetorical question.
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flipp525 wrote:
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Hahahahahah! Good one, Wes.

And he can explain "100 Years In Iraq" all he wants. This one's sticking! :D

Actually this is different. Kerry really said it that way. McCain went on to say that we've been in places like Japan, Korea and Vietnam and Bosnia, etc. for many years. In the same speech, as part of the same answer, he said that he does not envision ongoing fighting soldiers, but peace-keeping soldiers and the like. He did not say "we will be involved in war for 100 years." That would be different and would be similar to Kerry's statement. Kerry did not extend or clarify his remark in the same answer and the same speech. Therefore, it was not a matter of editing the statement, which is what happened with McCain's remarks.

Well, rationalizations are better than sex, as Jeff Goldblum infamously intoned in The Big Chill. Which just begs the question: when was the last time you got laid?
I got laid a year ago, by a very cute 19 year old latino. I am currently working on a relationship with a cute 24 year-old man of Indian descent. Thanks for the interest.
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criddic3 wrote:
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OscarGuy wrote:Ah, but that never stopped the Republicans from continuing to drag out the "voted for the war before voting against it" gaffe. So, get used to it.

Hahahahahah! Good one, Wes.

And he can explain "100 Years In Iraq" all he wants. This one's sticking! :D

Actually this is different. Kerry really said it that way. McCain went on to say that we've been in places like Japan, Korea and Vietnam and Bosnia, etc. for many years. In the same speech, as part of the same answer, he said that he does not envision ongoing fighting soldiers, but peace-keeping soldiers and the like. He did not say "we will be involved in war for 100 years." That would be different and would be similar to Kerry's statement. Kerry did not extend or clarify his remark in the same answer and the same speech. Therefore, it was not a matter of editing the statement, which is what happened with McCain's remarks.
Well, rationalizations are better than sex, as Jeff Goldblum infamously intoned in The Big Chill. Which just begs the question: when was the last time you got laid?
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Damien wrote:
OscarGuy wrote:Ah, but that never stopped the Republicans from continuing to drag out the "voted for the war before voting against it" gaffe. So, get used to it.

Hahahahahah! Good one, Wes.

And he can explain "100 Years In Iraq" all he wants. This one's sticking! :D

Actually this is different. Kerry really said it that way. McCain went on to say that we've been in places like Japan, Korea and Vietnam and Bosnia, etc. for many years. In the same speech, as part of the same answer, he said that he does not envision ongoing fighting soldiers, but peace-keeping soldiers and the like. He did not say "we will be involved in war for 100 years." That would be different and would be similar to Kerry's statement. Kerry did not extend or clarify his remark in the same answer and the same speech. Therefore, it was not a matter of editing the statement, which is what happened with McCain's remarks.




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The latest Rasmussen poll has McCain leading Clinton by only 49-43 and Obama by only 48-43 in Dubya's home state of Texas.

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OscarGuy wrote:Ah, but that never stopped the Republicans from continuing to drag out the "voted for the war before voting against it" gaffe. So, get used to it.

Hahahahahah! Good one, Wes.

And he can explain "100 Years In Iraq" all he wants. This one's sticking! :D




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Ah, but that never stopped the Republicans from continuing to drag out the "voted for the war before voting against it" gaffe. So, get used to it.
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