Saddamists?

How many different "ists" did Bush make up in his speech?!

If you don't know the word, make up your own, I guess.

And was it just me or was the fake accent in overdrive?

But I swear, if you want to make something sound nasty, put an "ist" after it. "Islamo-fascists" for example. Made up word for a made up concept. Sheesh.

:eyes:

What the hell was he talking about?

Saddamists? Huh?

I don't understand. I just don't.

My head is going to blow up. The man is making us all stupid.

And just think, if he hadn't gone to Yale, somebody else could have in his place, and maybe been a doctor. His family is so rich, he didn't need school, he could have just held some dumb-ass job for them and skipped the whole rest of it. But I digress.

What a @#%$ing moron.

You know, the guys who show the movie. They put the film in the rejector.

:rofl:

carpenter in his uncle's business, encarcerated on a trumped-up drug-induced delusional blaspheming charge and finally executed/martyred at the ripe old age of 33, inventing salvation, and REALLY earning his wings for the sake of dear old Dad!

Next best thing... steal an American election and rid the whole wide world of evil-doers, terra-ists, and just for good measure, eliminate some folks, good and bad, that either can't compete with Mother Nature or would lay down their lives for other human beings - JUST IMAGINE THE STUPIDITY OF THAT!


:sarcasm:

(can't recall which ones) That, historically, the terms 'rejectionism' and 'rejectionist' are often used when discussing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict to define an Arab who refuses to accept a negotiated peace with Israel.

Interesting choice of words.

National Drunk and Drugged Driving Prevention Month. Isn't alcohol a drug? What was wrong with DUI? "Drunk and drugged driving"? How about is I just drink? Then is it ok? I am not ranting about not driving while imbibing in whatever, far from it being a supporter of MADD, just "NDDDPM" as a term really bugs me. Stupiding us down he is.

In other words, anyone who opposes the US in Iraq clearly would rather have Saddam in power, in the eyes of the Bush Administration.

I mean, you can't really expect him to come out and say we are at War with Iraqists, now can you?

being close to "sodomites."

Fundies have been getting a little restless lately, and more and more of them have been questioning Stupid's war on the poor and his destruction of a planet we were given stewardship of.

I'm really surprised, this sounds like Stupid insisted on putting some of his own words in. Can it be that he no longer trusts Karen Hughes?

Oh. My. God. Hide the children!

The people who were calling his name when the rest of america wasn't thinking about him.

"It was Saddam!" "What about Saddam?"

It is so hard to keep the Republican sexual perverisions straight.

One needs a program.

We need to build a dossier on these people. Pronto.

I hope Homeland Security is on the case.

does unnatural acts with vegetables?

:evilgrin:

Sondheimist! :rofl:

:rofl:

he repeated it yet never questioned if it was even a word!

good grief.

what is dubya's presidential library going to look like?

but it was sewer-side.


:yoiks:

"Green eggs and ham"
"Horton hears a who"

and

A Full collection of the Archie comic books series, featuring Jughead. :headbang:

lefties, to describe too-convenient deaths. It's ironic that GW chose to use that one. :tinfoilhat:

It's the new fad...

I'm surprised he didn't find a way to mention George Soros. *snicker*

Sounds like a disease. Sorosist of the liver?

Daily Times - Site Edition Thursday, December 01, 2005


‘Iraqis want Saddam to run for election’

AMMAN: Iraqis have asked Saddam Hussein’s defence team to mull the possibility of fielding the ousted dictator as a candidate for future elections, one of his lawyers said in remarks published on Wednesday.

“Iraqis have asked the defence team to study the legal conditions to present Saddam Hussein as a candidate for elections, first as an MP then as president,” Jordan’s Al-Dustour daily quoted former Qatari justice minister Najib al-Nuaimi as saying.

“If this contradicts the legal system then president Saddam will be nominated simply as a candidate,” he said, without specifying if Saddam could try to run in the December 15 election.

Asked by AFP about Nuaimi’s reported remarks, Ghazzawi said: “As we were leaving Iraq on Tuesday ordinary Iraqis at the airport approached us saying they wished that Saddam would return (as president).”

“These Iraqis said ‘we have lost security after Saddam, how we wish he would return’,” Ghazzawi said.
http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/print.asp?page=2005\12\01\story_1-12-2005_pg4_14