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500,000 people turned up to see that monkey George Bush sworn in for a second term. (Although, in fairness, some turned up to protest.)
It is top story news. The ceremoney and parade cost £21 million.
The BBC were showing live coverage on at 4.30pm.
What kind of mong would go out of their way to watch that? Anyone that did should be ashamed of themselves.
It is top story news. The ceremoney and parade cost £21 million.
The BBC were showing live coverage on at 4.30pm.
What kind of mong would go out of their way to watch that? Anyone that did should be ashamed of themselves.
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Cycloon wrote:
> munn wrote:
> People that don't liek Bush are in the minority though, so
> technically, teh minority are the "wrong" ones, thus they
> are the "mongs"
>
>
> ?
>
> A minority of just under 50% of the voting population...
It doesn't matter is 124,999,999 out of 250 million don't like him - they're still the minority.
And RoJ - you're not the richest country in the world, so of course it's not peanuts to you.
> munn wrote:
> People that don't liek Bush are in the minority though, so
> technically, teh minority are the "wrong" ones, thus they
> are the "mongs"
>
>
> ?
>
> A minority of just under 50% of the voting population...
It doesn't matter is 124,999,999 out of 250 million don't like him - they're still the minority.
And RoJ - you're not the richest country in the world, so of course it's not peanuts to you.
Hedfix wrote:
> Yep. Brave man to ask for repayment though.
hehe, i've always thought that to.
> Yep. Brave man to ask for repayment though.
hehe, i've always thought that to.
Very_Metal wrote:
> it's more likely to be 100 americans out of 120, but the other 99 were
> too lazy to go and watched on tv.
Hey it's playoff time in our national game, far more important :-D
> it's more likely to be 100 americans out of 120, but the other 99 were
> too lazy to go and watched on tv.
Hey it's playoff time in our national game, far more important :-D
Whitestripes DX wrote:
> Like every other country.
Except Sweden.
> Like every other country.
Except Sweden.
Deathskitten wrote:
> munn wrote:
> When you're the richest country in the world, 21 million is peanuts.
>
> why is the 'village idiot' running the worlds richest country
> *cries in dispair*
'running' is such a strong word...
> munn wrote:
> When you're the richest country in the world, 21 million is peanuts.
>
> why is the 'village idiot' running the worlds richest country
> *cries in dispair*
'running' is such a strong word...
Whitestripes DX wrote:
> America has massive debts.
>
>
>
> Like every other country.
Yep. Brave man to ask for repayment though.
> America has massive debts.
>
>
>
> Like every other country.
Yep. Brave man to ask for repayment though.
munn wrote:
> When you're the richest country in the world, 21 million is peanuts.
Not to me, it's not.
And the USA has the highest foreign debt of 862,000 million dollars. Compare that with Brazil which has the second highest debts of 232,000 million.
> When you're the richest country in the world, 21 million is peanuts.
Not to me, it's not.
And the USA has the highest foreign debt of 862,000 million dollars. Compare that with Brazil which has the second highest debts of 232,000 million.
it's more likely to be 100 americans out of 120, but the other 99 were too lazy to go and watched on tv.
America has massive debts.
Like every other country.
Like every other country.
Miserableman wrote:
> I would be suprised if the coronation of King Charles costs less than
> that.
I think that's a slightly different matter though.
> I would be suprised if the coronation of King Charles costs less than
> that.
I think that's a slightly different matter though.
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