Vladamur. Vlaa-duh-duh-mur. UhVladuhmur.

[Eye and Monkey]

(I knpow no one will respond, I just had to)

[bunk76]

1. I will..

he's getting his ass handed to him,and they changed the rules in midstream for this cement head,if this was a prize fight they would stop it.

[Eye and Monkey]

3. nashunzzzineres...

Who'dathunk that meant "nation's interest"?

[shanti]

5. LOLOLLOLOLOL

i am busting up!

[xxqqqzme]

9. yes, it would B stopped

I was listening rather than watching 'n listening 2 squatter's voice waiver, stumble, stutter... I got up & walked N2 the other room to C what was going on. I half expected 2 C his eyes swollen and his face bloodied.

[Eye and Monkey]

12. I listened, too - radio. He sounded like he was gonna cry about Korea.

"b-b-bad idee-er".

[goforit]

2. ROFLMAO!!!!!!

[shanti]

4. is that what he said?????

LMAO!!!!

[punpirate]

6. I believe, in Russian...

...it's "Vla-DIH'-mir."

Not, "Vlud'-dah-mur."

But, I guess since he's looked in Pooty-Poot's soul, he can call him whatever he wishes....

[Eye and Monkey]

7. you're right, and it comes out kinda sing-song

and I like your spelling "Vlud-dah-mur".

[jobendorfer]

11. what's with the first-name use?

Whatever our opinion of Putin might be, would it really
hurt our Misleader to refer to him as "Prime Minister Putin"?

a) people might know who he means, exactly
b) it's a respectful reference to the leader of a major
world power

Calling him Vladimir makes him sound like the guy who
collects your garbage, or something.

j.

[punpirate]

13. Just being...

... "folksy." First-name basis is meant to imply intimate knowledge. Good luck, George. It ain't workin'. :P

[MountainLaurel]

8. My better half picked up on that

He speaks some Russian. But at least he got it close to right -- if I hear * say nucular ONE MORE TIME . . .

[Astarho]

10. and nuk-yu-ler proliferation

don't forget the nuk-yu-ler