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[Stephanie]

If he asks you to pull his finger, just run away.






President Bush walks from the Oval Office to board his helicopter, Marine One, heading to a weekend at Camp David, in Washington, Friday, Oct. 14, 2005.

http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/051014/480/dcsa11210141921

[TallahasseeGrannie]

1. And now...

From the Ministry of Silly Walks....

[havocmom]

4. LOL Was just wondering how many DUers might remember Grandpa McCoy

and his walk ;)

[Journeyman]

16. Reminds me of a production of "Man of La Mancha" . . .

my wife and I saw maybe 15 years or so ago. Richard Kiley reprised his role as Don Quixote, but Sancho Panza was played by Tony Martinez, the actor who played Pepino on "The Real McCoys." It's a shame, what typecasting can do: from the moment he opened his mouth, you knew who he was, and for the rest of the play I kept expecting the Knight Errant to hitch up his belt, effect Walter Brennan's gait, and say, "Whelp, Pepino, Dulcinea needs us."

[bigbrother05]

18. Heh heh, Pepina!

Kinda looks like someone that is trying to mask that he's totally toasted. "Must look sober!"

Either that or he's practicing his goose step for the "victory" parades (frog march?).

[July]

24. You made me laugh out loud!

Grandpa McCoy had that "heh-heh" laugh, too, although he seemed a lot cuter when he used it.

[Spazito]

2. Oh man, he looks totally ripped!

His face is showing the ravages of the facts being catapaulted instead of the propaganda.

[Stephanie]

5. He really does

He looks like an old-fashioned town drunk, like from Mayberry.

[i miss america]

17. IMO he's more like a cross between ol' Otis and Gomer

[knowbody0]

3. fear of Blacks has him on the run again

chicken shit dickless warmonger

[Kierkegaard]

6. Bawwwwk bawk bawk bawk...

Rooster struttin' dipshit.

[SammyWinstonJack]

26. .

:spray:

[spanone]

7. Being There....Chauncey Gardiner

[CatWoman]

8. DAMMIT SPAN!!!!

YOU BEAT ME TO IT!!!!!

[spanone]

23. Great Minds......meow

:-)

[Stephanie]

10. I like to watch.

[bigbrother05]

9. He looks almost robotic

his stride is very strange, both knees locked and his foot is turned up in both pictures. very strange

[jimshoes]

11. He looks demented

in that first pic. A little drunk in the second.

[YOY]

12. He's a busy man dammit!

He's got photo-ops to go to! Minorities to pose with (and rub their heads)! Buzzwords to repeat ad nauseum! Interviews to set-up! Lackies to promote! Attention to divert!

C'mon people! He's got stuff to do!

[MadisonProgressive]

14. Yup, and it is, after all, HARD WERK!!

[kanrok]

13. He really makes me physically ill

:puke:

[rzemanfl]

15. What a fuckwad. He wears a suit to go away for the weekend

and addresses the nation in his shirtsleeves with the shirt buttoned wrong. The Supreme Court should hide their heads in shame for appointing this miserable jug-eared smirking little prick.

[Bernardo de La Paz]

19. Oh come on so much to criticize. I doubt you know what you're talking bout

I doubt very much if you know his schedule. I doubt if you know who he was meeting with just before, who he might be meeting with immediately on arrival at Camp David, who might be flying with him in the helicopter. Yes I do know about the shirt in New Orleans. If he wants to wear a suit and neck bloodflow restrictor, let him.

[Stephanie]

20. You know, if they didn't costume him specifically for every photo-op

Maybe we wouldn't be so interested in his appearance. But they go to such great lengths to dress him up in uniforms or work shirts or construction clothes or whatever image they want to project that day, it is perfectly reasonable for us to analyze what he's wearing outside of photo-op events as well. I'm not letting them off the hook for ANYTHING. Large or small, it's all fair game to me. Just like Kerry's HAIR was for them.

Ridicule is a potent weapon and we need to use every weapon at our disposal. Democrats are too polite. We fight with one hand behind our backs while the Republicans have no such qualms. I wouldn't resort to LIES, as they do, but I am not going to shut up because someone says that's not NICE.

[July]

28. It's not just the clothes, either.

His demeanor and weird little habits -- smirks, grimaces, arms stuck out from his body, etc. -- are all hilarious.

And I agree about ridicule being a potent weapon. I see no harm in it. And I would point out that we're just average, anonymous people speaking (anonymously) on a message board, which is hugely different from Republican convention delegates wearing purple heart bandaids, Lynne Cheney talking about Kerry's tan, or Karen Hughes and Karl Rove dressing up in camo for Halloween in order to mock Kerry's hunting trip. Our candidates and party leaders keep their comments about the opposition civil.

On the "average person" level, though, I think it's fine to use ridicule. God knows I've heard plenty of idiotic "Lurch" comments about Kerry or criticism of Teresa Kerry's hair from my Republican "average person" counterparts. So why the hell not point out what a boob their guy is in every sense? He actually does look and act silly. Works for me.

[rzemanfl]

30. Thank you. It bothers me that the so-called President of the

United States thinks it is okay to address us in his shirtsleeves and can't button his own shirt.

[Sal Minella]

29. Bill Maher said, for anyone supposedly against gay rights, he

spends a lot of time dressing like the Village People (including the Construction Guy HardHat and the prosthetically-enhanced flight suit). (I stole that last one from somebody, can't remember who!)

[rzemanfl]

21. No, I don't know who the fuck he was lying to before he got on the

helicopter who he might lie to on the helicopter or who he might lie to once he gets off. My point is that the jug-eared asshole king seldom wears a tie when he talks to his subjects.

[July]

25. Hey, let him mock the jackass in peace!

Keeps the blood pressure down.

[rzemanfl]

31. Actually this is much better for my blood pressure than mocking

the chimperor.

http://www.planetdan.net/pics/misc/georgie.htm

If you haven't seen this before, try it, you'll like it.

[babydollhead]

35. jug eared! Curious George

[bluedawg12]

22. A warm, demonic, smile. Stick up the @ss walk.

What me worry?

Now for a nice rehearsed video conference with some baffled troops who wonder WTF I am trying to stammer...er...say.

[symbolman]

27. He's speeding up the walk, trying to get away

usually he walks just like that 8mm film of that bigfoot (who is a female they think) that turned back to look at the camera in the 1960's..

So much so that I had been thinking of interspersing both sections of footage to show the remarkable similarity..

Similarity of course comes from the word SIMIAN, okay, maybe not, but in this case it SHOULD :)

I've never seen a person with more phoney body language at ALL times in my life, and I worked in a "nuthouse" where my job was to read body language to interpret whether that person was in pain of some sort and was unable to convey it to the staff, over 300 of them under my care - for me to read their case histories, then simply Observe them all, then send them for tests if I saw any indications as to an underlying problem.

Ruined me for life, when I walk down the street or am in large crowds I can see pain all around me and know pretty much what people are suffering from, and it hurts ME...

I wish I could feel sympathy for this serial murderer, but I never will..

[godai]

32. What, me worry?

Pic #1 is Afred E. Neumann, right?

[leesa]

33. What is wrong with this man's body language? Or is it the ill-fitting suit

[walldude]

34. For some reason the second pic

reminds me of Hitchcock doing a walk on in one of his movies...