To: harbinger of doom
2 posted on
10/02/2004 8:51:18 PM PDT by
JusPasenThru
(Why don't you go and doof your own boofen?)
To: harbinger of doom
3 posted on
10/02/2004 8:52:33 PM PDT by
Codedog
To: harbinger of doom
Lack of sleep? Your coffee was too strong?
4 posted on
10/02/2004 8:53:35 PM PDT by
Kurt_D
To: harbinger of doom
Several times in my life I have said, "That's a little more information than I needed to know". This is not one of those times.
5 posted on
10/02/2004 8:55:03 PM PDT by
DocRock
('X' marks the spot... where Charley, Frances and Jeanne crossed paths and where I live!)
To: harbinger of doom
Try to give details. SNL does Debate and give W lines such as "Well, er, I work hard" and "Sometimes we even work on Saturday" while JFnK is giving himself the once over by saying he has had one consistent position on Iraq....then begins to list off the different positions he has held; including the quote he used against Screamer in the primaries. SNL used it. AMAZING.
I thought SNL skewered his responses well while also bringing up his 'nuances' very effectively.
MAD TV had W in the classroom 9/11 taking the famous 7 minutes. Then JFnK said he would have handled it differently.
He was still deliberating at noon of 9/11 and then in the year 2011 he finally came to a decision. It was to offer a strongly worded response to the attacks and if they didn't comply, he would issue another strongly worded response. Very good while leaving a mark.
To: harbinger of doom
The actor portraying JFnK also started out listing off the medals he 'won' in Nam. Leher says that isn't the question and Effin says, "Oh, I thought you wanted to know about the medals I won, I was in Viet Nam, you know".
The hand motions were very funny and yes, the questions asked on SNL were better thant he actual debate questions.
To: harbinger of doom
liberal tv is turning against sKerry.
9 posted on
10/02/2004 9:19:52 PM PDT by
Big Guy and Rusty 99
("It Takes A Zippo To Raze A Village: The John Kerry Story")
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