i read 60 books this year -bush

[historian]

Doesnt that phrase scare you to death? its so reminiscent of a child trying to impress his parents. Oh look mommy I pooped in the potty all by myself! I sometimes wonder if, deep down, some loyal bush supporter isnt secretly appalled by this cretinous, ignorant, intellectually dead moron who is leading the world to the pits. The crusades were nothing compared to what cess pit brain is doing to the world.

[femmedem]

1. Something the Chimp said, I gather?

Curious George reads the Shakespeares?

[liberaldemocrat7]

2. .

[historian]

3. you misunderstood me

That was a quote from Bush!!!!!

[madrchsod]

4. pickles signed him up for this

http://www.rif.org/

[ps1074]

5. That's BS

60? Hardly...

6? More likely...

[elehhhhna]

23. BREAKING: Portion of Bush's reading list released:

Unspeakable Acts, Ordinary People: The Dynamics of Torture by John Conroy (Paperback - Sep 3, 2001)

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Girl, (Nearly) 16: Absolute Torture (Readers Circle) by Sue Limb (Paperback - Jul 25, 2006)

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6.
Torture: A Collection by Sanford Levinson (Paperback - Aug 10, 2006)

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7.
Torture and Eucharist: Theology, Politics, and the Body of Christ (Challenges in Contemporary Theology) by William T. Cavanaugh (Paperback - Nov 1, 1998)

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Blindfold's Eyes: My Journey From Torture To Truth by Dianna Ortiz (Paperback - Sep 10, 2004)

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9.
The History of Torture (Sutton History Classics) by Daniel P. Mannix (Paperback - Sep 25, 2003)

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10.
The Indiana Torture Slaying: Sylvia Likens' Ordeal and Death by John Dean (Paperback - Oct 26, 1999)

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The Instruments of Torture by Michael Kerrigan (Paperback - Mar 2001)

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12.
The Torture Garden: (Le Jardin Des Supplices) (The New Traveller's Companion Series) by Octave Mirbeau and Alvah C. Bessie (Paperback - Aug 28, 2004)

[Donnachaidh]

6. Did he read them by hisself?

Or did Laura help? :sarcasm:

[DemonFighterLives]

9. The tape recorder was reading them while dubby fiddled about

He thinks he can multi- task, like the time he wanted to play tennis and follow poppy and ride a Segway. We all know about that spill.
:rofl:

[mykpart]

20. Multi-task? He can't even

walk and chew gum at the same time. Or watch TV and eat pretzels!

[DemonFighterLives]

7. I don't buy it

No one who remains that ignorant of the world around him could have read that much.
I know I haven't read 60 books, but I'm not bragging. In the bush economy, one is lucky if there is time left after work to catch a little news before bedtime
pRetzel :dunce: read all about pretzels, my pet goat and curios George goes to the circus.
:dem:

[SheilaT]

8. Hah!

Unless those sixty books are all thirty pages or less.

That's slightly more than a book a week, and he gives no evidence whatsoever of reading more than five or six books a year.

I read a lot more than many people, and when I used to keep a book list, I generally read somewhere between 75 and 100 books per year. So it can be done, and there are people out there who read more than I do. These days I probably average somewhere around one book a week, and it feels like I'm hardly reading at all. Too much time on the internet, for one thing.

[EST]

10. O K I want book reports-hand written-

No Cliff's notes, no ghost writers, no staff help.

That incompetent moron has not gone beyond "The Pet Goat."
Reading quality books is a way to meet thinking people in order to expand one's horizons, broaden one's thinking. His thinking has not improved.

[mykpart]

11. My Pet Goat doesn't count!

Nor does anything with "Little Golden Book" in the corner!

[MessiahRp]

19. Cliff notes. Those I could see him reading.

You could easily breeze through 60 cliff notes books.

Of course the only way this fool reads 60 books is if they're in the picture book section of the childrens branch of the library.

Rp

[Loge23]

12. The entire "Cat in the Hat" series

...with all due respect and apologies to Dr. Suess.

[Crankie Avalon]

13. Yep, he's a regular bookworm and the proof is right here...

...http://www.counterbias.com/739.html

[JuniperLea]

14. I'm too busy to read that much... I worked over 200 hours last month

My work load has exploded. It's like working an extra week every month. We have several clients in crisis mode and I can't find the time to read.

Doesn't Bush have clients (us) in crisis? Oh, how does he do it? Does he not sleep? How much time a week does he put in at the office?

I would think and hope that the POTUS was fully engaged in running this country, which is in full-blown crisis. The proper management of a situation like that leaves little time for pleasure reading.

[neebob]

15. That's nothing compared to the number of lies he told. nt

[Epiphany4z]

16. wow

between, naps, his early bed time , fund raising and 60 books...when does he work? I am a stay at home mom with all my kids in school and I don't usually get more than 1 or 2 books read in a month. He has to be reading Dr. Sues or something.

[Gman]

17. That SOB's never even had a total of 60 books in his life

including college text books.

[DoYouEverWonder]

18. 60 books?

60 comic books, maybe.

[elehhhhna]

21. Prolly read 60 articles in Readers DIgest while on the prezzydential pot.

[mmonk]

22. Well, I was wondering where he was.

I thought he might be fiddling.

[BlooInBloo]

24. Why would that lie scare me?

[Marymarg]

25. Sooo child-like

I am an avid reader and I have not even thought of "keeping count" of the number of books I have read since I was in elementary school.

Is Bushie in a reading contest, or what?

Jeesh!