Originally Posted By utahjosh ***Possibly they DID want to have people put a negative Obama spin on it.*** <No "possibly" about it imho.> Since I don't KNOW, i'll leave it at "i don't know."
Originally Posted By RogerClinton <<Did anybody else read this story and think, "I wonder what ever happened to Roger Clinton," or is it just me? ;-)>> Well, that was pretty much my first thought.
Originally Posted By gadzuux Who's old enough to remember billy carter peeing on a tree in front of press photographers?
Originally Posted By Inspector 57 I, for one, DO find the quoted article interesting. He says he lives on less than a dollar a month. Yet his abode is papered with posters of current soccer stars. WHERE DOES HE GET HIS POSTERS SO CHEAPLY?!
Originally Posted By RogerClinton P.S. Legal Disclaimer. I am not the REAL Roger Clinton Jr. Not that anyone would think I was. But with all the fricking lawyers running about, I have to stay safe.
Originally Posted By DAR <<WHERE DOES HE GET HIS POSTERS SO CHEAPLY?!>> I would say in bulk and for free. There have been stories of children in Africa wearing shirts that say Buffalo Bills Super Bowl Champions.
Originally Posted By fkurucz <<I would say in bulk and for free. There have been stories of children in Africa wearing shirts that say Buffalo Bills Super Bowl Champions.>> My understanding is that charitable organizations often ship used clothes they can't sell at their thrift shops to the third world, where they are either given away, or sold for a pittance (say 5 cents) to cover shipping costs.
Originally Posted By DAR I know I just find it funny that they made Buffalo Bills World Champion T-Shirts.
Originally Posted By alexbook >>22 RogerClinton Wed 8/20/2008 9:50p <<Did anybody else read this story and think, "I wonder what ever happened to Roger Clinton," or is it just me? ;-)>> Well, that was pretty much my first thought.<< LOL!!
Originally Posted By mrkthompsn The point of the story is that Obama "says" he cares for the poor and down trodden - but he really doesn't.
Originally Posted By Mr X Why? If you suddenly learned of a half-sibling you'd never met, fathered by a Dad who abandoned you, would you feel responsible for the person?
Originally Posted By jdub ...And don't forget, they just discoved ANOTHER half-brother right here in the states! <<BOONEVILLE, KY—Barack Obama's once-commanding lead in the polls slipped to two points Monday, continuing a month-long slide that many credit to the recent appearance of the Democratic candidate's heretofore unknown half-brother, Cooter Obama.>> <a href="http://www.theonion.com/content/news/obamas_hillbilly_half_brother" target="_blank">http://www.theonion.com/conten..._brother</a>
Originally Posted By SingleParkPassholder "The point of the story is that Obama "says" he cares for the poor and down trodden - but he really doesn't." What bullshi-. That has to be called for what it is. As for the shirt thing, at each major sporting event such as a World Series, Super Bowl, any type of playoffs, the winning team almost always is immediately wearing a shirt with their name on it proclaiming them winners. Shirts for the teams that lose rarely see the light of day except in Third World countries.
Originally Posted By utahjosh I agree, mrkthompsn's post was crap. It's not representative of the attitude of most republicans and conservatives.
Originally Posted By gadzuux Well it's representative of the ones that are under the sway of hannity. He's doing a crass publicity stunt where he promises to send $1000 to Obama's half brother if he can get an 'address' - the second cardboard box to the right. Maybe he'll even have sally struthers deliver it.
Originally Posted By mrkthompsn I'm not saying I agree with my statement. I'm just illustrating the inference of the new story.
Originally Posted By jdub >>I'm not saying I agree with my statement<< LOL, I LOVE that statement! I think it's a must on t-shirts for h.s. debate teams everywhere!
