John McCain Vogueing!!!!!!!!!!
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John McCain Vogueing!!!!!!!!!! |
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Posts: 1639 06/27/08 12:56 PM Real Nice Shoes! |
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Posts: 49264 06/27/08 01:30 PM CoAdmin.w/Grace06 |
Free,
I'm not much of an SNL fan. But I was watching one of the Sunday news shows on TV. They re-ran some clips of McCain playing an evil husband (or whatever). It was creepy. |
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Posts: 25532 06/28/08 05:04 AM Earth
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When Government does take notice 'OFTEN' it makes matters worse!
I do think he finally said something very true. Oh Six |
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Macaroo |
Poor guy needs to brush up on media technology. | #3 | ||
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Posts: 2160 06/29/08 08:59 AM Magnificent Mac |
http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/story?id=5047667&page=1
Colbert Issues 'Green Screen' Challenge to McCainiacs McCain Feels YouTube Heat Following Comedian's Challenge By RON CLAIBORNE June 11, 2008 - In a speech on the night of the final Democratic primaries that recognized Sen. Barack Obama's emergence as the presumptive Democratic candidate for president, Sen. John McCain stood in front of a newly unveiled campaign poster inscribed with the slogan "A Leader We Can Believe In." Unlike his official campaign colors, which are predominantly a rich blue, the sign behind McCain was green. That may have been an unfortunate choice. Unwittingly no doubt, the green background provided a crude "green screen," the background used in television to project video behind the reporter. It is probably best known as a way for television weathercasters to look as though they're standing in front of a meteorological map or animated graphics. In McCain's case, the green background allowed Comedy Central's Stephen Colbert to issue one of his famous "Green Screen Challenges." "By speaking in front of a green screen, John McCain issues a bold challenge to Americans to make him seem interesting," the political satirist said.... Mac 
"So... let me get this straight. You want to fly on a magic carpet to see the king of the potato people and you're telling me you're completely
sane?"~ Arnold Rimmer
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Posts: 49301 06/29/08 12:59 PM CoAdmin.w/Grace06 |
Mac,
I suspect due to age, McCain would be more likely to make that blunder. Bush made the mistake of wearing a narrow pattern tie, that appeared to dazzle wildly as he gave his speech. Younger persons may be more tech-savvy; less likely to make these blunders. But Mac, the part that's got me in a minor snarl is McCain's car battery challenge. I support McCain's objective. But is that really a sensible way to go about it? Seems like tomfoolery to me. |
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Posts: 2165 06/30/08 08:32 AM Magnificent Mac |
I suspect due to age, McCain would be more likely to make that blunder.Possibly, but...he has People. That's the whole point of having People. They're supposed to help keep you from looking like a dork in public. 
But Mac, the part that's got me in a minor snarl is McCain's car battery challenge.I've not seen any clearly defined parameters for this "better" battery, so yeah...it seems like a chicken-in-every-pot gimmick to me, too. Mac
"So... let me get this straight. You want to fly on a magic carpet to see the king of the potato people and you're telling me you're completely
sane?"~ Arnold Rimmer
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