OK, now here's a wild idea...
 

I had raised the idea of McCain/Obama on ROFF a while back, but maybe
Obama/McCain might be the, er, ticket...

TC,
R

OK, now here's a wild idea...
 

OT- OK, now here's another stupid ideal
 

On Jun 4, 1:41*pm, rw wrote:
wrote:
I had raised the idea of McCain/Obama on ROFF a while back, but maybe
Obama/McCain might be the, er, ticket...

TC,
R

I think it might be McCain/Clinton.

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Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

OK, now here's a wild idea...
 

OK, now here's a wild idea...
 

On Wed, 04 Jun 2008 14:41:27 -0600, rw
wrote:

wrote:
I had raised the idea of McCain/Obama on ROFF a while back, but maybe
Obama/McCain might be the, er, ticket...

TC,
R

I think it might be McCain/Clinton.

Naw...Barr/Clinton...and I can see Pamela Anderson, Tommy Lee, Kid Rock,
and Bill Murray in the respective roles in the movie...Candy and Bill
and Bob and Hill...a modern twist on that 60s classic...but have no fear
- everyone still gets a good screwing...

TC,
R
....and hey, it's looking like that'll her last, best hope...

OK, now here's a wild idea...
 

On Wed, 04 Jun 2008 19:01:46 -0400, jeff miller
wrote:

wrote:
I had raised the idea of McCain/Obama on ROFF a while back, but maybe
Obama/McCain might be the, er, ticket...

TC,
R

did you see mccain's speech from louisiana last night?

Bits and pieces.

though the content had substance,

That's the really sad part - take about half McCain and half Obama, a
cup or three of Bill Richardson, and yep, a drop of Darth Cheney,
install in Mitt Romney's body (leaving behind his business acumen and
installing a microchip that makes him nauseous if he even THINKS about
abortion, gay marriage, or any of the other stuff that the Fed has no
business ****ing around with, in, or near), and you've got instant
President...

the delivery and goofy grin were frightening.

Oh, I'm sure every half-assed Rich Little wannabe is drooling over
McCain...but that could be a positive, too, if he plays along with it.

if
he remains that person, he'll be lucky to hold his senate seat.

FWIW, I'm thinking about lowering my odds requirements to 10-1. Obama,
thus far into being declared the presumptive nominee, is not looking to
be a gracious winner OR a noble competitor...and if he remains THAT
person, he'll be lucky to be a Trivial Pursuit answer...it reminds me of
something I saw recently (from a left-leaning source): Hopefully, now
that the primary is over, the Democratic Party can unify and get back to
what it does best - totally ruining itself...ah...The Bugle at The Times
(UK) website...

TC,
R

jeff