Your Favorite Bush family member
 

There is only one correct answer. This is a scientific test of your perception.

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*yawn*

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You forgot Neil "The Smart One" Bush. The man who doesn't ask any questions when Asian whores come knocking on his hotel door.

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How about the Grandfather?

The one who funded nazis and supplied weapons to them.

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The girls.

and its not close...

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Hilarious!

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did some monkey liberal bring up Nazi dealings???

IVE GOT 2 WORDS JOSEPH KENNEDY dude met with Hitler how many times???(17 I THINK) BIG TIME ANTI SEMITE...

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nice

you did well with that one

you deflected blame from the dominant family of one side and put it on the complement on the other. that was pretty easy wasnt it.

you forgot to add how the kennedy's had ties to the mafia and illicit drugs (alcohol.)




Bush what?

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UH whutever, how bout a poll of which billionairess Kerry wife you prefer. He FEELS your pain middle America...sure those arent shin splints from wind surfing??

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nice

you did well with that one

you deflected blame from the dominant family of one side and put it on the complement on the other. that was pretty easy wasnt it.

you forgot to add how the kennedy's had ties to the mafia and illicit drugs (alcohol.)



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Don't forget the most powerful Kennedy right now is a Republican [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] (the Governator of California).


ps - Someone wake up ThaSaltCracka, he keeps falling asleep.

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Where's the "I'd like to be the meat in a Jenna and Barbara sandwich"?

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Just like how the dirt poor Bush feels our pain right?


Melch

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nice

you did well with that one

you deflected blame from the dominant family of one side and put it on the complement on the other. that was pretty easy wasnt it.

you forgot to add how the kennedy's had ties to the mafia and illicit drugs (alcohol.)



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Don't forget the most powerful Kennedy right now is a Republican [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] (the Governator of California).


ps - Someone wake up ThaSaltCracka, he keeps falling asleep.

[/ QUOTE ]zzzzz, huh????

This whole thread bores me, sorry.

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Has to be Jeb, from what i see hes the most conservative member of the family, i wouldnt mind seeing him as the candidate in 08 but it would kinda seem like a dynasty.

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i kill puppies for fun

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Tbey did polls of working people and the overwhelming majority would rather have a beer with Bush.

Bush just seems like more of a regular guy.

And I voted for Kerry, becuase I thought he was slightly better(I think Bush has been a bad president).

I'd still love to have a beer with Bush though. He strikes me as a nice guy.

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Tbey did polls of working people and the overwhelming majority would rather have a beer with Bush.

Bush just seems like more of a regular guy.

And I voted for Kerry, becuase I thought he was slightly better(I think Bush has been a bad president).

I'd still love to have a beer with Bush though. He strikes me as a nice guy.

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Drinking in front of Alcholics is mean.

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He was an alcoholic. Not any more - at least, not that I can tell.

Besides, no one ever says not to drink in front of Ted Kennedy even though he is clearly still an alcoholic. His cheeks are constantly red from all the bourbon he consumes.

Not that it's a bad thing. I'm just pointing that out.

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He was an alcoholic. Not any more - at least, not that I can tell.

Besides, no one ever says not to drink in front of Ted Kennedy even though he is clearly still an alcoholic. His cheeks are constantly red from all the bourbon he consumes.

Not that it's a bad thing. I'm just pointing that out.

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You do realize that once your an Alcholic, you never stop being one?

Alcholism is for life.

You didnt want to have a beer with Ted, so I didn't mention him.

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Yes, I guess Bush is then considered an alcoholic for life, but he is no longer consuming alcohol, period. He's supposedly been dry since 1986, but in reality I think it's more like 1994, since I saw a video of him drunk in the early 90s. The point is that most people have said that Bush hasn't had a drink in 10 years.

Forgive the beer comment.

I guess what I'm saying is that I think Bush would be a cooler guy to hang out with than Kerry, because he seems like more of a regular guy.

I can't relate to windsurfing or skiing at Vail, but I can relate to going fishing or cutting weeds.

Bush may be rich, but he doesn't flaunt it and he likes doing things that "regular" guys like to do, and I like that.

I think I would also like to hang out with a guy like Edwards, even though I'm not a big trial lawyer fan.

Still didn't vote for him though because of Iraq, and because I think his social policies could use a little work. I agree with him on economic policies, however.

Know what I'm sayin'?

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You do realize that once your an Alcholic, you never stop being one?

Alcholism is for life.

You didnt want to have a beer with Ted, so I didn't mention him.

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One has to be careful about stating that "alcoholism is for life". This falls in the area of science where proof of such assertions are impossible. So it is really just a theory, and in a Political Correct society a lot of theories are declared as facts without any real evidence.

Alcoholism and homosexuality both fall into this grey zone. Everyone thinks they know the truth, but no really can know for sure given the evidence available.

Twelve step programs promote the lifetime addiction stance, but it is still just a theory.

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Yes, I guess Bush is then considered an alcoholic for life, but he is no longer consuming alcohol, period. He's supposedly been dry since 1986, but in reality I think it's more like 1994, since I saw a video of him drunk in the early 90s. The point is that most people have said that Bush hasn't had a drink in 10 years.

Forgive the beer comment.

I guess what I'm saying is that I think Bush would be a cooler guy to hang out with than Kerry, because he seems like more of a regular guy.

I can't relate to windsurfing or skiing at Vail, but I can relate to going fishing or cutting weeds.

Bush may be rich, but he doesn't flaunt it and he likes doing things that "regular" guys like to do, and I like that.

I think I would also like to hang out with a guy like Edwards, even though I'm not a big trial lawyer fan.

Still didn't vote for him though because of Iraq, and because I think his social policies could use a little work. I agree with him on economic policies, however.

Know what I'm sayin'?

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Agreed.

I guess you missed I was just taking a stab at you, nothing serious. I understood what you meant, my attempt at comedy failed. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

I agree Bush is more of a 'common'[whatever this may be] man, but I find people[no necessarily you] who use this attribute as criteria for being President of the United States rather ridiculous. I want someone exceptional.

Anyway I voted for Barney.

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Well I didn't use it as a criteria for voting for him, because... I didn't vote for him. Haha.

I'm just saying that my vote for Kerry was more a vote against some of Bush's policies than a vote for Kerry, because, honestly, Kerry was a terrible candidate.

He was a flip-flopping elitist who had no core. But he was still better.

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Well I didn't use it as a criteria for voting for him, because... I didn't vote for him. Haha.



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Yeah sorry I didn't necessarily mean you.

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One has to be careful about stating that "alcoholism is for life". This falls in the area of science where proof of such assertions are impossible. So it is really just a theory, and in a Political Correct society a lot of theories are declared as facts without any real evidence.

Alcoholism and homosexuality both fall into this grey zone. Everyone thinks they know the truth, but no really can know for sure given the evidence available.

Twelve step programs promote the lifetime addiction stance, but it is still just a theory.

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I really don't see the [censored]/alcoholic analogy since we're not talking about addiction with the former, but I think it's pretty widely believed that alcohol addition is a lifetime addiction. Just because you don't drink doesn't mean you're no longer an alcoholic. That's why alcoholics quit drinking entirely rather than just cut back. And why they refer to themselves as "recovering" alcoholics, but not "recovered". Either way, no skin off my nose though, and I don't know why "we have to be careful" about it. i'll state it to anyone. What does it matter?

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I really don't see the [censored]/alcoholic analogy since we're not talking about addiction with the former,

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I can't believe it censored h[/b]omo. [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]

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You do realize that once your an Alcholic, you never stop being one?

Alcholism is for life.

You didnt want to have a beer with Ted, so I didn't mention him.

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One has to be careful about stating that "alcoholism is for life". This falls in the area of science where proof of such assertions are impossible. So it is really just a theory, and in a Political Correct society a lot of theories are declared as facts without any real evidence.

Alcoholism and homosexuality both fall into this grey zone. Everyone thinks they know the truth, but no really can know for sure given the evidence available.

Twelve step programs promote the lifetime addiction stance, but it is still just a theory.

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So you are saying Alcholism just dissapears, contrary to years of scientific research?

I think you are making a faith based assertion there.

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Is that kind of like a faith based initiative?

Go Jesus, go Jesus, go Jesus.

Sorry. [img]/images/graemlins/crazy.gif[/img]

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One has to be careful about stating that "alcoholism is for life". This falls in the area of science where proof of such assertions are impossible. So it is really just a theory, and in a Political Correct society a lot of theories are declared as facts without any real evidence.

Alcoholism and homosexuality both fall into this grey zone. Everyone thinks they know the truth, but no really can know for sure given the evidence available.

Twelve step programs promote the lifetime addiction stance, but it is still just a theory.

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I really don't see the [censored]/alcoholic analogy since we're not talking about addiction with the former, but I think it's pretty widely believed that alcohol addition is a lifetime addiction. Just because you don't drink doesn't mean you're no longer an alcoholic. That's why alcoholics quit drinking entirely rather than just cut back. And why they refer to themselves as "recovering" alcoholics, but not "recovered". Either way, no skin off my nose though, and I don't know why "we have to be careful" about it. i'll state it to anyone. What does it matter?

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Indeed.
Whereas Alcholism can be beaten through sheer willpower and determintation, no amount of willpower will make a homosexual find women attractive. It's like comparing apples and oranges.

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So you are saying Alcholism just dissapears, contrary to years of scientific research?

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I guess the concept of curing a disease is not in your book?

Years of research have not proved a lifetime linkage.

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Is that kind of like a faith based initiative?

Go Jesus, go Jesus, go Jesus.

Sorry. [img]/images/graemlins/crazy.gif[/img]

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It's the new buzzword/phrase, liberals are using on the internet, when anyone says something illogical

Apoligies. [img]/images/graemlins/laugh.gif[/img]

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Have a Beer with Ted, lol how bout we have a fifth with ted and then go drive our car off a bridge with our mistress inside, yeeeeeehaaaaaaa

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no amount of willpower will make a homosexual find women attractive.

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The fundamentalists would disagree with you on that.

it is an important question though.

I do believe that homosexuality is innate, and not a choice. If, however, it were found to be a choice(which I doubt), then it would shine a whole new light on possible workplace protections for gays, etc.

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I really don't see the [censored]/alcoholic analogy since we're not talking about addiction with the former

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I wasn't making a linkage on the issue of addiction. I was making a linkage on the issue of both being in a scientific grey area where we are not yet able to empirically prove our assumptions about these conditions (both being in the mind - an area science has a long way to go in understanding).

Assertions about alcoholism (lifetime assertion), and assertions about sexuality (born with it assertion), are not yet proven by science.

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Indeed. Whereas Alcholism can be beaten through sheer willpower and determintation, no amount of willpower will make a homosexual find women attractive. It's like comparing apples and oranges.

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Regardless of what you believe about homosexuality (genetic or choice), it's not about addiction. I certainly am not trying to stir up that debate AGAIN. There are only about 50 threads on it already. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

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Hey, Kennedys can get away with that you know.

They're not commoners.

Besides, Ted has done great work in the Senate on...umm.. well I'm sure he's done great work on something there. [img]/images/graemlins/smirk.gif[/img]

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So you are saying Alcholism just dissapears, contrary to years of scientific research?

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I guess the concept of curing a disease is not in your book?

Years of research have not proved a lifetime linkage.

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Thats the thing my man, Alcholism IS considered a diesease! Albeit only by those science types you seem to have disdain for.

We are only able to mitigate against Alcholism at this time, not fully cure it.

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I really don't see the [censored]/alcoholic analogy since we're not talking about addiction with the former

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I wasn't making a linkage on the issue of addiction. I was making a linkage on the issue of both being in a scientific grey area where we are not yet able to empirically prove our assumptions about these conditions (both being in the mind - an area science has a long way to go in understanding).

Assertions about alcoholism (lifetime assertion), and assertions about sexuality (born with it assertion), are not yet proven by science.

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I thought it was widely accepted that alcholism was a lifetime affliction?

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I thought it was widely accepted that alcholism was a lifetime affliction?

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There is a dispute in the treatment field. Al Anon is a big proponent of the lifetime addiction theory, and any treatment program that encourages attendance of AA meetings will agree. Treatment programs independent of AA often treat alcoholism as a curable disease, on the other hand.

The dominance of AA in this society means that most people in the treatment industry almost have to agree with the AA position to prosper in their profession.

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The dog. Do you see why?