The Don't Buy Exxon Gasoline Bit

May 14, 2008 47 Replies

OK - you tell me. What was the margin by which Bush won his first election? Was it 53%? 51%? Whatever it was, the concept is still accurate.

Yes it does. Whatever percentage voted for Bush would be the same number a researcher would come up with if it were possible to administer IQ tests to the exact same sample of people who voted. Bush supporters would be at the very bottom on the left side of the IQ bell curve.

I take a 5 month break and you are still as full of s*it as ever! lol!

Late afternoon pattern: Sot hits the bottle again and begins spewing racist bullshit.

I read it again.

[Why do people pass along these stupid emails? Better yet, do you ever reply back to the sender who is a family member or friend and say "this is a crock of s*it?"]

I am replying back and saying THIS IS A CROCK OF S*IT!

Now get off your high horse and realize your command of the English language leaves much to be desired.

Where have you been? What else is the same or changed since you took a hiatus?

I am replying back and saying, "This IS A CROCK OF S*IT!"

There is no irony in it, dumbass. The point of the email was displayed to show how silly it was. Not so it could be used. You are selective.

I mean the statistic of being terminally stupid. Where's the cite for that?

TRUCKDUDE!!!!

How's it going?

Weren't you on your way to becoming a nurse or something?

He already is a nurse, so it wasn't that.

Natalie

The "cite" is the choice made by the things who voted for Bush.

So, you don't have any reliable sources? Just hearsay and conjecture?

It's hard to tell the players without a scorecard...

It's so obvious. For example, your president cannot reliably match singular and plural words, something expected of kids in 6th grade or earlier (Cathy can clarify this). Now, I don't know about you, but if I was interviewing a grown man for a job which involved communication, and he couldn't match singular and plural words better than a 6th grader, I'd send him on his way.

There was an interesting case here involving exactly that a few years ago. A job candidate sued Kodak for discrimination because they wouldn't promote him to a position which involved writing and public speaking. The guy couldn't write or speak the queen's English like an adult. Same with your president.

So, if you would've hired someone like that, you're stupid. Substitute "voted for" instead of "hired" in that sentence, and all becomes clear.

LOL! I believe he's 'your' President, too! Or have you seceeded from the Union?

I didn't vote for him. Him *OR* Reddy Kilowatt...

I must be the smartest person here!

I disowned him, something his family should've done a long time ago. I don't mind a president I don't agree with all the time, but the Republicans never should've propped up this one for public office.

In all fairness, he probably not stupid. But, there definitely *is* something wrong with him. Watch what he was like in earlier years:

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Bush himself may have explained the problem:
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Whether YOU hired him or not is irrelevant. A lot of other people did, and it's pathetic that they somehow managed to explain away his defects.

What if you don't buy Exxon/Mobil to begin with?

His actual pattern is that reality sucks for him, so he creates his own.

Not much. For some reason I lost interest in NGs back in November.

A little drama is that in January my live-in BIL had a partial foot amputation and then up to the knee a few weeks later. He long ago decided to ignore his diabetes, so this was not a big shocker. He just got his prosthetic a couple of weeks ago. It all started with a little blister on the side of his foot just after Christmas.

Other than that drama, I have been more focused on my job and working a fair amount of overtime (I am a peds cardiac ICU RN). I have learned a lot in almost two years and there is still so much more to learn.

I already am one since July '06.

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