zimmerman's walk-off homer was pretty sweet.

stop "S'ing his D" he throws like an old fogy.

So a war criminal throws out the first pitch at a baseball game and all he gets is booed? He's lucky they hadn't built a gallows on home plate.

That wasn't such a bad pitch for a liar. Was a little high, though.

That's because he´s a master of the knuckleheadball

You know you're unpopular when it's cool to mock you.

Man, this Sift is full of near-hit jokes.

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Some boos... a lot more people were cheering than booing though.

^Dude...pass me that when you are done with it.

haha BOO!

There were people cheering TerraKhan? That's funny, I must not have heard it over the boos.

Seriously, selective hearing? Did you hear the boos and not the cheers in the Michael Moore Oscar speech?

Stalin, Nero and Nixon all had better approval ratings.

Leave Moore out of this!

There are people cheering too. It was a good pitch for a president in his sixties. Very casual and decent form. He might have won some people over by putting up a self-deprecating "ball" umpire signal after the pitch.

Maybe it's the crappy speakers on my laptop, but I also heard (too much) cheering.

It needs more Cow-Boo!

Really, though, what’s more surprising? That Bush was booed at a public event in one of the most liberal cities in America, Washington DC, or that there were enough people at a Nationals game to boo loud enough for it to register during a television broadcast?

http://sayanythingblog.com/

imagine if cheney threw out the first pitch...

This is a weird tradition. Why do we have "special" people come and throw the first pitch at baseball games?

Too bad that wasn't National's baseball day.

And the damn commentators didn't pick up on it, bastards.

I wish I was old enough to remember a time when the President of the United States was a respected position...

<HansMoleman>I was saying boo-ush.</HansMoleman>

It's harder to hear a "boo" than a "cheer". So the fact that you can hear the boos means more people were booing than cheering. In DC to boot.

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>> ^furrycloud:
I wish I was old enough to remember a time when the President of the United States was a respected position...


What? Are you 8 years old?

Now undead, and with comparison video to him throwing out a pitch in 2001. See if you can tell the difference.

>> ^furrycloud:
I wish I was old enough to remember a time when the President of the United States was a respected position...


Clinton wasn't so bad. But if you're older than 8, that means you're not into Bush or Clinton. If you don't like Bush you probably don't like his dad or Reagan. Then maybe Jimmy Carter was the last respectable president? If he's not good enough for you, then you probably don't like Ford, Nixon, or LBJ. Kennedy was a big war hawk like Bush, with the bay of pigs fiasco and other attempts to set up puppet governments in foreign countries. And kennedy escalated the vietnam war. Eisenhower raped Iran and replaced its growing democracy with the Shah because of the red scare. Truman bombed Hiroshima and Nagasaki. So.... Maybe you think FDR was the last respectable president?

I personally think Clinton was OK. At least his hawkish foreign policy worked and didn't get us into any long-term quagmires. He made some mistakes:
1. Failure to veto COPA
2. Failure to veto DoMA
3. Falure to veto DMCA
4. The welfare-to-work bill.

There were more boos than cheers before the pitch, but a lot of cheers after the pitch.

furrycloud-you would have to be at least 60-
53-63 it was Ike then Kennedy-After the assassination, elections have been engineered, and your vote has meant fuck-all
The delusional above who thinks Clinton was pretty good???....Yet another case of selective memory disorder, lack of overall knowledge of historical facts, and some idyllic,"My perfect world" bullshit thrown in-Clinton is a tool, one of the most ill-equipped to lead a nation-his wife is smarter and scarier-

Some folks only see something or someone as being good or bad if it fits their ideal world scenario, regardless of how they deal with the paradigm.....
jwray, all for opening the floodgates on freedoms here, and the bills cited do not have a lot to do with anything but matters of money and agenda-the shit Clinton allowed to be done, and that he abjectly neglected are his butt-fuck the U.S., legacy, not a few vetos that effect agenda-motivated minorities.

FDR engineered many a fistfuck for the future that guided the country to the sad state it is in today...33'-38'(New Deal) was a time of setting the place up for to fall ripe from the tree, the fruits of stolen (depression) American dreams-

Big war hawk.....conflict is continually in the process of being engineered, NO president within the current paradigm which involves the building of wealth capitol and commerce within a contrived and retrograde system is innocent.....

" I personally think Clinton was OK. At least his hawkish foreign policy worked and didn't get us into any long-term quagmires."-
http://archive.newsmax.com/archives/articles/2003/9/29/25139.shtml
(The Sleeping Giant Clinton Fuck-Up.)
http://ssqq.com/ARCHIVE/intern03.htm
Dig a little deeper my friend....Bill and his Hillary are not to be fucked with in the arena of lies, deceit-the are some of the vilest of lackeys on the planet-Very usable.

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Wow. Is it embarrassing yet? That was almost like WWF WWE pay-per-view.

>> ^thesnipe:
And the damn commentators didn't pick up on it, bastards.

Yeah, well, they had to talk to him in the booth later. That would've been pretty freaking awkward if their first question was, "So, what do you think about all those boos?"

1. The sale of radiation-hardened microchips to china... OH NOES THE SKY IS FALLING!!
China already had a fuckload of ICBMs. It's irrelevant.

2. "Clinton Body Count" -- this is just a list of coincidences, many of which are fabricated or exaggerated, with no solid evidence.

I can't help it, when president Bush smiles I get the feeling he really is a nice guy....

Just read that microchip article... yes, you probably want your nuke's chips radiation hardened, but I'm fairly sure that EVERYTHING you put into space needs to be radiation hardened. I don't think it's a big deal, chogster.

>> ^jwray:
1. The sale of radiation-hardened microchips to china... OH NOES THE SKY IS FALLING!!
China already had a fuckload of ICBMs. It's irrelevant.
2. "Clinton Body Count" -- this is just a list of coincidences, many of which are fabricated or exaggerated, with no solid evidence.

>> ^NetRunner:
Now undead, and with comparison video to him throwing out a pitch in 2001. See if you can tell the difference.


Wow, it's like black and white...

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