Mick Jagger should sue bush* for stealing his moves. Walking around

[acmavm]

like a chicken on meth, strutting, jerking his head back and forth like he has some kind of nervous system disorder. That's Mick's trademark. And bush* does it rather bad imitation, but he gives it his best shot.

This is not a commentary on the Rolling Stones or their music. I've seen Mick Jagger in action, and bush* is no Mick Jagger. But damn it, it sure looks like he's been studying Stones concert video.

[Dogmudgeon]

1. Maybe he's been studying chickens on meth

--bkl

[chookie]

3. Oh no, he watched the wrong video to prepare.

But please be more respectful of chickens on meth.

[Infomaniac]

2. Bush's struttin'...

looked more like a constipated chicken to me. I think Mick's moves are safe from any comparison.

[chookie]

4. My take

He acted like Divine playing Mussolini.

[On the Road]

5. Man, I Sure Hope That's How Swing Voters Saw It

During the second half of the debate, Bush continutally put Kerry on the defensive. There were so many unanswered accusations that I was afraid the consensus would be that Bush had won.

But if voters saw the attitude and body language the same way I did, maybe the scales are starting to fall from people's eyes.

[Julien Sorel]

6. I don't think Jagger ever did that head bobbing thing.

Really annoying. Makes me want to punch him in the mouth and say, "Now stop bobbing your head, you stupid fuck."

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

7. I wonder if he had a Zucchinni in his shorts.

Adds to the effect and gives adolescents of his stripe confidence.

[ibegurpard]

8. My new nickname for him is President Bobblehead.

there's no way I can be objective about the man or his performance but his head-hunched-forward-and-bobbing mannerism last night really bugged me and it's NOT just because I never liked him to begin with.