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Who was the greatest American president?

 
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neanderpaul 14 wrote:
the.killing.44 wrote:Shit … this thread is still going? Jim's still arguing for Bush?

I remember that first night … paul, sultan, stazn, lmao

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The thread is still going I'm just pointing out the fact that JJM is in fact George W. Bush, he can't write or spell, and now he has taken to just making up words. It has to be him.
Why do you hate Bush so much. You talk bad about him all the time but you never give reasons.
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neanderpaul 14 wrote:
the.killing.44 wrote:Shit … this thread is still going? Jim's still arguing for Bush?

I remember that first night … paul, sultan, stazn, lmao

.44



The thread is still going I'm just pointing out the fact that JJM is in fact George W. Bush, he can't write or spell, and now he has taken to just making up words. It has to be him.
You have never read his handwriting. He graduated from Yale so it hard to say that he is unintelligent.
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I admire Bush and probably always will because of all those whom he freed from terrorism.
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notyou2 wrote:I figured it out....he's George W....those words are "Bushisms"......... =D>
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If I were George W. Bush I would not be from North Dakota.
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neanderpaul14 wrote:
jonesthecurl wrote:
JJM wrote:
the.killing.44 wrote:I still wonder who chose Bus — oh wait.

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You spelt Bush wrong. Now I will give you h*ck to make up for all the times you gave me h*ck for spelling words wrong. This feels great. ( By the way I chose T.R. not Bush.)


Someone who, along with Jay, should not take up boxing.



I disagree totally I think JJM would make an excellent boxer, multiple shots to the head wouldn't even phase him.
What. :roll:
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How do all of you think Obama will be remebered.
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I think he will leave office either as a hero or as awful. I don't think there is much of an in between for him.
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nine posts in a row. Wow.
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Simon Viavant wrote:nine posts in a row. Wow.
Oops I probably should have sumed that up in a fewer number by combinding a few of them.
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I thought this debate ended, apparently Jim is debatin' with hisse'f
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not you2 wrote:I thought this debate ended, apparently Jim is debating' with hisse'f
That was not necessary.
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notyou2 wrote:I thought this debate ended, apparently Jim is debatin' with hisse'f
It sort of did end but I felt like bringing it back.
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JJM wrote:I admire Bush and probably always will because of all those whom he freed from terrorism.


You do realise that nobody else,except maybe in North Dakota, believes that Bush freed anybody from terrorism.
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joecoolfrog wrote:
JJM wrote:I admire Bush and probably always will because of all those whom he freed from terrorism.


You do realise that nobody else,except maybe in North Dakota, believes that Bush freed anybody from terrorism.


JJM freed millions of letters from their correct positions within words
JJM wrote:I don't know how to spell check and why is it that all you easterners think of North Dakotians as idiots
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joecoolfrog wrote:
JJM wrote:I admire Bush and probably always will because of all those whom he freed from terrorism.


You do realise that nobody else,except maybe in North Dakota, believes that Bush freed anybody from terrorism.



Wait I'm confused, so Bush freed North Dakota from Andrew Jackson right??
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JJM wrote:
neanderpaul14 wrote:I disagree totally I think JJM would make an excellent boxer, multiple shots to the head wouldn't even phase him.
What. :roll:

Thanks for answering your own question.
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neanderpaul 14 wrote:
joecool frog wrote:
JJM wrote:I admire Bush and probably always will because of all those whom he freed from terrorism.


You do realise that nobody else,except maybe in North Dakota, believes that Bush freed anybody from terrorism.



Wait I'm confused, so Bush freed North Dakota from Andrew Jackson right??
Joe quit thinking that all my opinions have to do with me being from North Dakota. Bush freed millions of Iraqis from terrorism.
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JJM wrote:
Woodruff wrote:
THE ARMY wrote:George W. Bush is up there (I'm NOT joking)


You are clearly a dangerous lunatic.
Bush did absolutely wonderful. He freed five million people from terrorism. He had to face some of the same problems as Lincoln. Both had to deal with two wars. Bush had to deal with the war in Iraq and the war in Afghanistan. Lincoln had to deal with the Civil War and the Dakota Indian War (If you are not familiar with the Dakota Indian War it was a war fought against the Sioux Indian tribe which used to be know as the Dakota Indian tribe.) And both had to deal with a troubled economy. (Which often is the result of war.) Although the Civil war was much more important than the two wars going on right now the economy was much worse than it is right now. It was worse than the Great Depression. The Civil war was fought mostly in the South but the Dakota Indian war was fought in the North in the state of Minnesota but little did the people complain about the economy. I think people need to quit being so selfish. They are too concerned about money. There where millions of people being terrorized and beaten by a very harsh dictator but people where more concerned about their money.
Like I said bush faced many of the same problems as Lincoln.
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Please stop flogging a dead horse :roll:
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notyou2 wrote:Please stop flogging a dead horse :roll:
Whatever.
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neanderpaul14 wrote:
joecoolfrog wrote:
JJM wrote:I admire Bush and probably always will because of all those whom he freed from terrorism.


You do realise that nobody else,except maybe in North Dakota, believes that Bush freed anybody from terrorism.



Wait I'm confused, so Bush freed North Dakota from Andrew Jackson right??
seriously what are your reasons for hating him.
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JJM wrote:
neanderpaul 14 wrote:
joecool frog wrote:
JJM wrote:I admire Bush and probably always will because of all those whom he freed from terrorism.


You do realise that nobody else,except maybe in North Dakota, believes that Bush freed anybody from terrorism.



Wait I'm confused, so Bush freed North Dakota from Andrew Jackson right??
Joe quit thinking that all my opinions have to do with me being from North Dakota. Bush freed millions of Iraqis from terrorism.


He did not and I really cannot understand where you got that idea from :?
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joecool frog wrote:
JJM wrote:
neanderpaul 14 wrote:
joecool frog wrote:
JJM wrote:I admire Bush and probably always will because of all those whom he freed from terrorism.


You do realise that nobody else,except maybe in North Dakota, believes that Bush freed anybody from terrorism.



Wait I'm confused, so Bush freed North Dakota from Andrew Jackson right??
Joe quit thinking that all my opinions have to do with me being from North Dakota. Bush freed millions of Iraqis from terrorism.


He did not and I really cannot understand where you got that idea from :?
A you saying that Saddam Hussein was not a harsh dictator. True we did put him there but that is not Bush's fault.
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JJM wrote:
joecool frog wrote:He did not and I really cannot understand where you got that idea from :?
A you saying that Saddam Hussein was not a harsh dictator. True we did put him there but that is not Bush's fault.

People - not from North Dakota - realise that the US just can't always butt into other countries problems. That is what has put the US in its current predicament around the world.

Bush didn't give a flying f*ck about the Iraqi's, he was doing it for Cheney and his own pocket.
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JJM wrote:
joecool frog wrote:He did not and I really cannot understand where you got that idea from :?
A you saying that Saddam Hussein was not a harsh dictator. True we did put him there but that is not Bush's fault.


Since when are dictators the same as terrorists?
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