[justshe]

I LOVE to watch this President play chess. What a tactician. And I really like the fact that for ALL the moaning, groaning, and gnashing of false teeth...he springs traps so brilliantly.

Amazing. And your comments are right on!

[JohnHuang2]

And your comments are right on!

Thanks =^)

And I really like the fact that for ALL the moaning, groaning, and gnashing of false teeth...he springs traps so brilliantly.

Bump!

[Brian Allen]

<< I LOVE to watch this President play chess. What a tactician. And I really like the fact that for ALL the moaning, groaning, and gnashing of false teeth...he springs traps so brilliantly.

Amazing. And your comments are right on! >>

Hear! Hear!

Let's neither forget that America's first President and Armed Forces Commander In Chief in eight years, George Walker Bush, is also a very modest man and a fitness buff -- and seems to have a very well developed appreciation for the gentle art of Judo -- even to the extent of seeming to have developed his very own G W Bush School of Spiritually Anonymous Political Judo!

It worked for him in Texas; he is using it with great success in Washington DC where his oponents are ripping off one anothers' legs and arms -- and is having the Middle-East's terrorist states pretty much tear themselves limb FRom limb without, thus far, having raised either a sweat or his athlete's 44 beat per minute resting pulse!

[Judo, which is translated as the "gentle way", teaches the principle of flexibility in the application of technique. This is the flexible or efficient use of balance, leverage, and movement in the performance of Judo throws and other skills. Skill, technique and timing, rather than the use of brute strength, are the essential ingredients for success in Judo. For example, in Judo classes you may learn how to give way, rather than use force, to overcome a stronger opponent]

FReegards -- Brian