Discuss Australia.
You guys have a strike(s) going on?
No, but with ruddkips in charge, I'll bet five bucks its going to be common practice.Flaming_Maniac wrote:
You guys have a strike(s) going on?
Fuck the unions.
Australia iz the shizzle
It's a hilarious country now run by a Chinese speaking Ruddbot. Hey, like I said before, a China Ruddbot is better than the CIA Elve you had before.Sarrk wrote:
Discuss Australia.
OH JESUS. I JUST PUT THE PIECES TOGETHER.
RUDDKIPS CAN SKEAK CHINESE BECAUSE HE IS IN COLLABORATION WITH THE CHINESE COMMUNISTS. OH FUCK, BRB RED ARMY.
RUDDKIPS CAN SKEAK CHINESE BECAUSE HE IS IN COLLABORATION WITH THE CHINESE COMMUNISTS. OH FUCK, BRB RED ARMY.
lolSarrk wrote:
OH JESUS. I JUST PUT THE PIECES TOGETHER.
RUDDKIPS CAN SKEAK CHINESE BECAUSE HE IS IN COLLABORATION WITH THE CHINESE COMMUNISTS. OH FUCK, BRB RED ARMY.
Anyone is better than Howard. It's kind of like how anyone is better than Bush (except Cheney, of course).
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C'mon, Turq...you know that there are many politicians out there worse than Bush or Cheney, as scary as that is.Turquoise wrote:
Anyone is better than Howard. It's kind of like how anyone is better than Bush (except Cheney, of course).
“Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.”
― Albert Einstein
Doing the popular thing is not always right. Doing the right thing is not always popular
― Albert Einstein
Doing the popular thing is not always right. Doing the right thing is not always popular
Ok... yeah... Elizabeth Dole, Richard Burr, Orrin Hatch, Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson, Sam Brownback, Tom DeLay, Cynthia McKinney, Jesse Helms, Pat Robertson, Ray Nagin, Zell Miller, Joe Lieberman, Mark Foley, Larry Craig..... did I miss anyone?FEOS wrote:
C'mon, Turq...you know that there are many politicians out there worse than Bush or Cheney, as scary as that is.Turquoise wrote:
Anyone is better than Howard. It's kind of like how anyone is better than Bush (except Cheney, of course).
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haha
"Hey Australia, I herd u liek ruddkips"
That would've been a fucking awesome campaign slogan. He would've got the Internet vote in Australia straight away. Yes, all 50 people. I mean I know he already won 'cos of the Chinese vote, but still.
"Hey Australia, I herd u liek ruddkips"
That would've been a fucking awesome campaign slogan. He would've got the Internet vote in Australia straight away. Yes, all 50 people. I mean I know he already won 'cos of the Chinese vote, but still.
I was more intrested when i thought the thread said brb, onions ..
Anyone notice the " What Woman Want " party? I wanted to just write COCK on the ballot so bad.
YAY BF2S!
Anyone notice the " What Woman Want " party? I wanted to just write COCK on the ballot so bad.
YAY BF2S!
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/stor … d=12481519Turquoise wrote:
Ok... yeah... Elizabeth Dole, Richard Burr, Orrin Hatch, Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson, Sam Brownback, Tom DeLay, Cynthia McKinney, Jesse Helms, Pat Robertson, Ray Nagin, Zell Miller, Joe Lieberman, Mark Foley, Larry Craig..... did I miss anyone?FEOS wrote:
C'mon, Turq...you know that there are many politicians out there worse than Bush or Cheney, as scary as that is.Turquoise wrote:
Anyone is better than Howard. It's kind of like how anyone is better than Bush (except Cheney, of course).
excluding Ron Paul
I think McCain is better than Bush. Besides that all equal in fail the Bush.teamorange wrote:
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/stor … d=12481519Turquoise wrote:
Ok... yeah... Elizabeth Dole, Richard Burr, Orrin Hatch, Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson, Sam Brownback, Tom DeLay, Cynthia McKinney, Jesse Helms, Pat Robertson, Ray Nagin, Zell Miller, Joe Lieberman, Mark Foley, Larry Craig..... did I miss anyone?FEOS wrote:
C'mon, Turq...you know that there are many politicians out there worse than Bush or Cheney, as scary as that is.
excluding Ron Paul
SO I HERD U VOET RUDKIPS?
So is this good or bad?
There are some fundamental changes that will happen. Kyoto ratification and Aussie troops to be pulled out of Iraq when possible (there's a huge disclaimer if I ever heard one) being the two biggest. He is conservative for a left wing person though and you may find his term will be more like the Lange government of NZ in the 80's than anything too left wing. Apart from selling off all the state assets.
Without going too much further off-topic, I actually think Paul, Thompson, Guiliani, Huckabee, and McCain are all better than Bush. Granted, that's not saying much. Paul will likely get my vote though.doctastrangelove1964 wrote:
I think McCain is better than Bush. Besides that all equal in fail the Bush.teamorange wrote:
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/stor … d=12481519Turquoise wrote:
Ok... yeah... Elizabeth Dole, Richard Burr, Orrin Hatch, Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson, Sam Brownback, Tom DeLay, Cynthia McKinney, Jesse Helms, Pat Robertson, Ray Nagin, Zell Miller, Joe Lieberman, Mark Foley, Larry Craig..... did I miss anyone?
excluding Ron Paul
Ahhh yes, the man who thought the Civil War was pointless.Turquoise wrote:
Paul will likely get my vote though.
...and it wasn't?usmarine2005 wrote:
Ahhh yes, the man who thought the Civil War was pointless.Turquoise wrote:
Paul will likely get my vote though.
...only if you were whiteTurquoise wrote:
...and it wasn't?usmarine2005 wrote:
Ahhh yes, the man who thought the Civil War was pointless.Turquoise wrote:
Paul will likely get my vote though.
I take that back... It was very meaningful for the Northern Industrialists that carpetbagged the shit out of the South. That whole slavery issue was a nice way to smooth over the real agenda though.usmarine2005 wrote:
...only if you were whiteTurquoise wrote:
...and it wasn't?usmarine2005 wrote:
Ahhh yes, the man who thought the Civil War was pointless.
Ya that small little thingTurquoise wrote:
That whole slavery issue was a nice way to smooth over the real agenda though.
Look, I'll start another thread...usmarine2005 wrote:
Ya that small little thingTurquoise wrote:
That whole slavery issue was a nice way to smooth over the real agenda though.