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imperatrixx -> RE: Britain Holds Tribute to President Ronald Reagan (7/4/2011 11:33:22 PM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Sanity Shall his greatness never be forgotten. I was born during the Reagan presidency ('83) so I'm too young to really know anything about him. The only things that come to mind about Reagan for me are that he secretly illegally sold weapons to Iran, funded Nicaraguan terrorists, and tripled the national debt. I'm like, not even being facetious. Oh and stuff about "welfare queens" and "Reaganomics" as buzzwords but really, studying him historically as opposed to remembering having lived through his Presidency...it's mostly just Iran-Contra and national debt that's associated with him. What specifically made him a great President in your eyes?

Real0ne -> RE: Britain Holds Tribute to President Ronald Reagan (7/5/2011 12:54:17 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: SternSkipper quote: President Obama becomes first US President to address both UK Houses of Parliament" But as President of the United States... Not a British Subject Like Reagan his daddy is or was! I dont think I ever seen him salute the flag or put his hand over his heart at the national anthem. Billy butt hayd was knighted you know withing weeks after he was out of office! So how do you know he is not s brit subject, I would lay odds he most certainly is but not to worry it will be disclosed 50 years from now just in time before we die to show us what damnable fools we are

rulemylife -> RE: Britain Holds Tribute to President Ronald Reagan (7/5/2011 1:41:30 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Sanity [sm=applause.gif] Shall his greatness never be forgotten. Excuse me, I'm suddenly feeling the need to throw up.

Politesub53 -> RE: Britain Holds Tribute to President Ronald Reagan (7/5/2011 2:46:25 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: ArizonaBossMan Salutes our special ally Britain and promises we'll get a real president soon! I know the location they did that... I was there a few days ago. Most British people prefer Obama to Bush. Even the right here wont forget the WMD lies which led to the Iraq and allowed the Taliban time to regroup. Stern, according to press reports here, the statue was paid for by private individuals, as was the one for Marx.

Lucylastic -> Thatcher’s tongue to be added to arse of Reagan statue (7/5/2011 2:55:40 AM)
[;)]Thatcher’s tongue to be added to arse of Reagan statue A statue of Ronald Reagan has been unveiled in London despite the fact it’s missing a key element – Margaret Thatcher’s arse-licking tongue. The effigy of Reagan, carved from wood in honour of his acting career, has a gaping hole in it’s rear where the tongue should be. But the statue has been scheduled for unveiling on July 4 for months and the US embassy said, in true Hollywood style, ‘the show must go on’ despite problems casting a mould inside Thatcher’s inhospitable mouth. Thatcher – who is wanted for crimes against humanity perpetrated in the 1980s – has been invited to take part in the ceremony. http://www.thenewsgrind.com/news/uk-news/thatchers-tongue-in-arse-of-reagan-statue-to-be-added-later/ [;)]

Lucylastic -> RE: Thatcher’s tongue to be added to arse of Reagan statue (7/5/2011 3:42:53 AM)
Seems like maggie snubbed ronnie..just like she did palin!!!! http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/top-stories/2011/07/05/margaret-thatcher-too-frail-to-attend-ronald-reagan-statue-unveiling-115875-23247985/ Margaret Thatcher was too frail to attend the unveiling of a statue of her fellow former premier Ronald Reagan in Central London yesterday. The ex-Prime Minster, 85, had been expected at the US embassy for the ceremony in honour of her friend, who was President from 1981 to 1989. Foreign Secretary William Hague was there to speak on her behalf after she pulled out because of ill health. Advertisement >> Lady Thatcher lives nearby in London but is rarely seen out. US officials were “disappointed” at the no-show by the former Tory leader, PM from 1979 to 1990. Ok I over exaggerated a bit, but when I saw AZBM praising a communist country filled with socialists, the stoopidity factor just got to Ironic for me

Moonhead -> RE: Britain Holds Tribute to President Ronald Reagan (7/5/2011 4:58:56 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: imperatrixx What specifically made him a great President in your eyes? If it wasn't the terrorist funding and debt hiking, maybe it was bombing Libya? (Oh wait, the Kenyan is doing that, and he's an evil Marxist Nazi. Can't be that, then...) "Ketchup is a vegetable,"? The SDI? (Maybe Sanity's an SF fan and was pleased to see defense contractors and NASA being placed at the disposal of three science fiction writers.) Misprisioning a Springsteen song?

Aneirin -> RE: Britain Holds Tribute to President Ronald Reagan (7/5/2011 6:09:09 AM)
Ah, Ronald Wilson Reagan, such fond memories of my youth; Part 1, The Early years The Early years Part 2 You have to sign in for part 3- mature viewing no less Part 4 the Star Wars years Final Part - Farewell Ronnie and not forgetting his favourite ass rimmer Ah such education, and an education which undoubtedly influenced much of my thoughts as towards politics.

Owner59 -> RE: Britain Holds Tribute to President Ronald Reagan (7/5/2011 6:22:27 AM)
He was a marginal 'B' movie actor who only played a president,on TV.[:D] My favorite RR stunt: him claiming to have helped liberate nazi concentration camps at the end of WW II. That`s about as wrong as it gets.

Aneirin -> RE: Britain Holds Tribute to President Ronald Reagan (7/5/2011 6:35:24 AM)
Satire, the perfect way to educate and it has the habit of making those far away leaders seem a little more less austere; http://youtu.be/7VaBgpY6nro

juliaoceania -> RE: Britain Holds Tribute to President Ronald Reagan (7/5/2011 6:46:59 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: imperatrixx quote: ORIGINAL: Sanity Shall his greatness never be forgotten. I was born during the Reagan presidency ('83) so I'm too young to really know anything about him. The only things that come to mind about Reagan for me are that he secretly illegally sold weapons to Iran, funded Nicaraguan terrorists, and tripled the national debt. I'm like, not even being facetious. Oh and stuff about "welfare queens" and "Reaganomics" as buzzwords but really, studying him historically as opposed to remembering having lived through his Presidency...it's mostly just Iran-Contra and national debt that's associated with him. What specifically made him a great President in your eyes? As someone who lived my childhood through his presidency, this sums up my memory... but add one, starting the most expensive and failed war in US History.... the War on Drugs

Moonhead -> RE: Britain Holds Tribute to President Ronald Reagan (7/5/2011 9:08:51 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Owner59 He was a marginal 'B' movie actor who only played a president,on TV.[:D] My favorite RR stunt: him claiming to have helped liberate nazi concentration camps at the end of WW II. That`s about as wrong as it gets. I'm astounded that he got away with that, given that he spent the war reading baseball scores.

thishereboi -> RE: Britain Holds Tribute to President Ronald Reagan (7/5/2011 9:12:21 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: rulemylife quote: ORIGINAL: Sanity [sm=applause.gif] Shall his greatness never be forgotten. Excuse me, I'm suddenly feeling the need to throw up. Yea, that was my reaction too.

hlen5 -> RE: Britain Holds Tribute to President Ronald Reagan (7/5/2011 9:25:22 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Real0ne quote: ORIGINAL: Sanity Happy 100th, Ronald Reagan! [:)] quote: Britain Holds Tribute to President Ronald Reagan [image]http://media.cnbc.com/i/CNBC/Sections/News_And_Analysis/__Story_Inserts/graphics/__PEOPLE/R/reagan_thatcher_200.jpg[/image] Former president Reagan will stand alongside other celebrated US heads of state such as Franklin D. Roosevelt and Dwight D. Eisenhower and was considered important enough for Westminster City Council to break its rule specifying that ten years must pass after a subject's death before they can be immortalized in statue form. after a subject's subject's subject's subject's subject's subject's subject's subject's subject's subject's subject's death thank you thank you fucking thank you for that! [image]http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o296/nine_one_one/stuff/thumbsup.gif[/image] BULLSEYE! BODDA BOOM! LUV IT! Feast your eyes on this hunk! They dont even hide it and how many posts and no one but Mmuah noticed! [image]http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o296/nine_one_one/stuff/smiley-whacky084.gif[/image] LMAO! The subject of the painting, the subject of the statue. The subject is the item featured in the art.

hlen5 -> RE: Britain Holds Tribute to President Ronald Reagan (7/5/2011 9:27:36 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: tazzygirl quote: Shall his greatness never be forgotten. Except by himself. Tazzy, this was a little mean (I'm no Reaganophile and live less than 60 miles from where he was born).

Hillwilliam -> RE: Britain Holds Tribute to President Ronald Reagan (7/5/2011 9:31:52 AM)
The only way Reagan looks good is when he is compared to his predecessor. He wasn't that good. It's just that Carter SUCKED.

hlen5 -> RE: Britain Holds Tribute to President Ronald Reagan (7/5/2011 9:33:02 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Real0ne He was born to a US citizen Mom. He's a US citizen. Done.

pahunkboy -> RE: Britain Holds Tribute to President Ronald Reagan (7/5/2011 10:00:32 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: hlen5 quote: ORIGINAL: Real0ne He was born to a US citizen Mom. He's a US citizen. Done. Then we can expect a retraction?

Musicmystery -> RE: Britain Holds Tribute to President Ronald Reagan (7/5/2011 10:04:18 AM)
quote: Shall his greatness never be forgotten. His practice of running up the national debt certainly hasn't.

thishereboi -> RE: Britain Holds Tribute to President Ronald Reagan (7/5/2011 10:45:09 AM)
quote: ORIGINAL: Moonhead quote: ORIGINAL: Owner59 He was a marginal 'B' movie actor who only played a president,on TV.[:D] My favorite RR stunt: him claiming to have helped liberate nazi concentration camps at the end of WW II. That`s about as wrong as it gets. I'm astounded that he got away with that, given that he spent the war reading baseball scores. He could read?

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