Saturday, January 24, 2004
more quotes, ye say?
due to the overwhelming support of yesterday's posting of quotes, here are more. (okay there was no support but i'm givin em to ya anyway...)
"The law I sign today directs new funds and new focus to the task of collecting vital intelligence on terrorist threats and on weapons of mass production."
mass production, oh noooooooooooo!!!!!! i hate productivity. i, president bush, am a weapon of mass production! *kisses biceps*
"Clear Skies legislation, when passed by Congress, will significantly reduce smog and mercury admissions, as well as stop acid rain."
okay, i admit it. i admit mercury. and smog.
"The goals for this country are peace in the world. And the goals for this country are a compassionate American for every single citizen."
I can't really accept that second goal, because, quite frankly, it confuses and disturbs me.
"You've got to have certainty in the system that requires risk."
i'm certain about risk, sir. yessir.
"These are the far most reaching reforms of American business since Franklin Roosevelt was the President."
i'm not a historian or anything or, heck, i'm not even the president. but i think he means teddy, not franklin....
Barbara Walters: "Isn't it all--so much of it--about oil? Shouldn't we be changing our energy policy?"
Bush: "The war on terror has nothing to do about oil."
with, george, with. not about. *smacks palm to forehead and sighs*
"One year ago today the time for excuse-making has come to an end."
They say creating words is a sign of intelligence. what about creating your own grammar?
"Today we got Pamela Hedrick with us today."
When? today, dammit, today!
"You've stood with us against a deadly threat. And we will stand with you, to help bring an end to the terrible regional conflicts that brings so much suffering to innocent Africans--from Congro, to Sudan, to the Ivory Coast."
again, i'm not a geographer or anything, but i *think* it's Congo...but don't quote me on that. ha.
"Policies that stimulate growth ought to be the centerplace of public policy."
okay. i can agree with that, i think. i'm not sure, but i think.
well i have a full day of absolutely nothing ahead of me, save for studying and cleaning house and buying the new mtx album. so i just might put up some photos. i just might. xo
due to the overwhelming support of yesterday's posting of quotes, here are more. (okay there was no support but i'm givin em to ya anyway...)
"The law I sign today directs new funds and new focus to the task of collecting vital intelligence on terrorist threats and on weapons of mass production."
mass production, oh noooooooooooo!!!!!! i hate productivity. i, president bush, am a weapon of mass production! *kisses biceps*
"Clear Skies legislation, when passed by Congress, will significantly reduce smog and mercury admissions, as well as stop acid rain."
okay, i admit it. i admit mercury. and smog.
"The goals for this country are peace in the world. And the goals for this country are a compassionate American for every single citizen."
I can't really accept that second goal, because, quite frankly, it confuses and disturbs me.
"You've got to have certainty in the system that requires risk."
i'm certain about risk, sir. yessir.
"These are the far most reaching reforms of American business since Franklin Roosevelt was the President."
i'm not a historian or anything or, heck, i'm not even the president. but i think he means teddy, not franklin....
Barbara Walters: "Isn't it all--so much of it--about oil? Shouldn't we be changing our energy policy?"
Bush: "The war on terror has nothing to do about oil."
with, george, with. not about. *smacks palm to forehead and sighs*
"One year ago today the time for excuse-making has come to an end."
They say creating words is a sign of intelligence. what about creating your own grammar?
"Today we got Pamela Hedrick with us today."
When? today, dammit, today!
"You've stood with us against a deadly threat. And we will stand with you, to help bring an end to the terrible regional conflicts that brings so much suffering to innocent Africans--from Congro, to Sudan, to the Ivory Coast."
again, i'm not a geographer or anything, but i *think* it's Congo...but don't quote me on that. ha.
"Policies that stimulate growth ought to be the centerplace of public policy."
okay. i can agree with that, i think. i'm not sure, but i think.
well i have a full day of absolutely nothing ahead of me, save for studying and cleaning house and buying the new mtx album. so i just might put up some photos. i just might. xo
