Darth Vader for POTUS!
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David Morton
Lifetime Supporter
Jim,
Nice to see/have you back. More people to take the piss out of.
Dave
Nice to see/have you back. More people to take the piss out of.
Dave
Oh dear oh dear, I just thought it was amusing that Darth Vader (clearly a fictitious character, I hope) polled more votes than prospective US.presidential candidates. I fear a similar result in the UK.
So, what has irked you now Jim?
I fear for you mate, I really do, whilst I'm kind of honoured that I am the focus of your current displacement, I don't feel I've actually earned it in the way that certain others have, who deliberately set out to achieve what I have, seemingly, without guile.
I am really not worth it. Ask Francis..
Whatever, may the Force be with you.....
PS can you please inform us, how many times you are done with the Paddock, and when it will really be your last post? Not that I want it to be and I'm sure there are many others who feel the same way, it's just that I feel we should commemorate it in some way.
So, what has irked you now Jim?
I fear for you mate, I really do, whilst I'm kind of honoured that I am the focus of your current displacement, I don't feel I've actually earned it in the way that certain others have, who deliberately set out to achieve what I have, seemingly, without guile.
I am really not worth it. Ask Francis..
Whatever, may the Force be with you.....
PS can you please inform us, how many times you are done with the Paddock, and when it will really be your last post? Not that I want it to be and I'm sure there are many others who feel the same way, it's just that I feel we should commemorate it in some way.
'Have to admit I'm a bit curious about that my own darned self... :nice:
(No malice intended, Jim...whether you believe that or not, sir. :thumbsup
David, to be quite fair about this, your comment is completely uncalled for and not in the spirit of the rules of this forum...
Boutros...
Well, you have to admit Darth Vader has the most kick-ass mask of all time. James Earl Jones voice is as authoritative as it gets, and being able to choke someone to death without laying a hand on them is an incredibly useful skill (not that I would ever intend to utilize it on a fellow forum member). Clearly Hillary looks a little weak compared to that.
Jim, in all honesty you need to either lighten up or spend some quality time with a glass/bottle of Pappy Van Winkle.
Jim, in all honesty you need to either lighten up or spend some quality time with a glass/bottle of Pappy Van Winkle.
PeteB
GT40s Supporter
How about this instead? :lipsrsealed:
Naaaaaaaaaaah! Ron Zacapa Centenario XO Solera Gran Reserva Especial...or Barcardi 151! :happy: :thumbsup:
(Edit) ...talk about thread drift...:stunned:
Pat
Supporter
Well, I think this about sums it up for me...
Mrs. Clinton may be "dead broke" but she is a person of the people.
I present Exhibit A.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rfU3hI8ML30&feature=youtu.be
Mrs. Clinton may be "dead broke" but she is a person of the people.
I present Exhibit A.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rfU3hI8ML30&feature=youtu.be
David Morton
Lifetime Supporter
to be fair etc etc
what rules?
what rules?
Jim Rosenthal
Supporter
We missed our chance to have Darth Vader as POTUS when Cheney retired.
Pat
Supporter
Dang Jim, I'm still pissed that we fought Dick Cheney's war for oil and somehow didn't get any...
I think Mrs. Clinton is the answer to our problems. Heck, consider that in 1994 as First Lady she made an initial $1,000 cattle futures investment that had generated nearly $100,000 when she stopped trading after just ten months. The editor of the Journal of Futures Markets said in April 1994, "This is like buying ice skates one day and entering the Olympics a day later.
With financial acumen like that, she'll have the deficit under control in no time!
But it was a bit awkward when the first couple was forced to pay an additional $14,615 in back taxes and interest after it was learned that the first lady had made more money on her commodity trades than had been revealed to the public or to the IRS. But like Rev. Sharpton, Mr. Rangel, Treasury Secretary Geithner, Democratic Senator Claire McCaskill of Missouri, taxes are for other people like the evil, rich and notoriously religious, Mr. Romney.
I must admit I'm also confused by her subsequently falling into a state of being "dead broke" when the Clintons left office.
But she'll be the best president ever! Maybe she can even arrange a "Vince Foster" for Mr. Putin.
I think Mrs. Clinton is the answer to our problems. Heck, consider that in 1994 as First Lady she made an initial $1,000 cattle futures investment that had generated nearly $100,000 when she stopped trading after just ten months. The editor of the Journal of Futures Markets said in April 1994, "This is like buying ice skates one day and entering the Olympics a day later.
With financial acumen like that, she'll have the deficit under control in no time!
But it was a bit awkward when the first couple was forced to pay an additional $14,615 in back taxes and interest after it was learned that the first lady had made more money on her commodity trades than had been revealed to the public or to the IRS. But like Rev. Sharpton, Mr. Rangel, Treasury Secretary Geithner, Democratic Senator Claire McCaskill of Missouri, taxes are for other people like the evil, rich and notoriously religious, Mr. Romney.
I must admit I'm also confused by her subsequently falling into a state of being "dead broke" when the Clintons left office.
But she'll be the best president ever! Maybe she can even arrange a "Vince Foster" for Mr. Putin.
Pete McCluskey.
Lifetime Supporter
Good question.
