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Photo Forum / Digital Photography / DSLR Cameras / April 2007President Bush Meets The Legendary Nikkor!
It was a really strange day for me today. I was invited to a press conference and a bite to eat with President Bush. I was apprehensive to go at first because of my preconceived dislike for the man and everything he stands for. Well, I decided that I would go just for the sake of getting some pictures of him and saying that I met him. It was a very interesting an enlightening day for sure. We did discuss many things, even the Iraq war. He really didn't want to talk about it, but what he said was very convincing of why we are there. Though I disagree with the war I momentarily slipped over to his side. <http://www.geocities.com/ritaberk2007/bush_and_me.htm> Rita > It was a really strange day for me today. I was invited to a press > conference and a bite to eat with President Bush. I was apprehensive to go [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Rita Great self-portrait!  SignatureWaddling Eagle World Famous Flight Instructor > It was a really strange day for me today. I was invited to a press > conference and a bite to eat with President Bush. > <http://www.geocities.com/ritaberk2007/bush_and_me.htm> > Rita "...temporarily exceeded its data transfer limit." Fer Crissake, don't take it down just yet. I wanna see the joke... -- JR >> It was a really strange day for me today. I was invited to a press >> conference and a bite to eat with President Bush. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Fer Crissake, don't take it down just yet. > I wanna see the joke... OK. Back up now. Problem: Far too contemplative to be credible. -- JR > "...temporarily exceeded its data transfer limit." > > Fer Crissake, don't take it down just yet. > I wanna see the joke... It's a poorly exposed picture of a chimpanzee. Really original and intelligent, just what we can expect from "Rita." -- www.mattclara.com >> Fer Crissake, don't take it down just yet. >> I wanna see the joke... > > It's a poorly exposed picture of a chimpanzee. Really original and > intelligent, just what we can expect from "Rita." And it's a lot more than we've yet gotten from or can expect from our resident, the Chimp In Chief. :) >> <http://www.geocities.com/ritaberk2007/bush_and_me.htm> > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > -- > JR You get that when when the poster does something for nothing to demonstrate nothing on asite that cost nothing! Julian > It was a really strange day for me today. I was invited to a press > conference and a bite to eat with President Bush. I was apprehensive to [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > <http://www.geocities.com/ritaberk2007/bush_and_me.htm> Rita The Prez might find this "unpatriotic".... ;-) Marcel > > It was a really strange day for me today. I was invited to a press > > conference and a bite to eat with President Bush. I was apprehensive to [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > The Prez might find this "unpatriotic".... ;-) > Marcel Ooh, now you've done it! Stand by for a visit from the Secret Service and the IRS. SignatureJim from Hilton Head Remove the obvious to email me direct >> > It was a really strange day for me today. I was invited to a press >> > conference and a bite to eat with President Bush. I was apprehensive [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > Ooh, now you've done it! Stand by for a visit from the Secret Service > and the IRS. Arghhhhhhhhhhhh! and I'm not even American... Marcel >> It was a really strange day for me today. I was invited to a press >> conference and a bite to eat with President Bush. I was apprehensive to [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > The Prez might find this "unpatriotic".... ;-) > Marcel More likely he would be as bored with it as 90% of everybody else. Hey look! I took a picture of a monkey and said it was a famous politician! How original. This is the kind of juvenile crap that passes for political comment these days. Honestly, all this sort of thing does is destroy the credibility of the politician's critics. It shows them to be mean-spirited, lacking in imagination, and incapable of reasoning argument. SignatureWaddling Eagle World Famous Flight Instructor >> The Prez might find this "unpatriotic".... ;-) >> Marcel > > More likely he would be as bored with it as 90% of everybody else. Geez, get a life and lighten up. > Hey look! I took a picture of a monkey and said it was a famous > politician! How original. This is the kind of juvenile crap that > passes for political comment these days. And what's wrong with having a little "juvenile humor" to offset the tragic and wasted deaths of 3,300+ of our servicemen? I agree that we all should be crying, but who is going to listen or care about those squandered lives? > Honestly, all this sort of thing does is destroy the credibility of > the politician's critics. It shows them to be mean-spirited, lacking > in imagination, and incapable of reasoning argument. WOW! Mean spirited? Surely you jest? It's people like you that are so self-centered and don't give a sh.t about anyone but themselves. Bush destroyed his own credibility long ago, it's clueless fools that blindly support his campaign for death and destruction because they don't have a personal stake over in Iraq. Rita >>> The Prez might find this "unpatriotic".... ;-) >>> Marcel [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > > Rita I have no objection to a coherent argument against the war. But crap like what you posted wins the anti-war movement no friends. It just reinforces the image of being a bunch of smug know-it-alls who actually cheer when the casualty count rises. SignatureWaddling Eagle World Famous Flight Instructor > I have no objection to a coherent argument against the war. But crap > like what you posted wins the anti-war movement no friends. It just > reinforces the image of being a bunch of smug know-it-alls who > actually cheer when the casualty count rises. Right! Like I said earlier, "lighten up and get a life" so you can feel better about yourself. I think the only ones "cheering when the casualty count rises" are the ones that support the war and don't have their family members or themselves over in Iraq. Rita >> I have no objection to a coherent argument against the war. But crap >> like what you posted wins the anti-war movement no friends. It just [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > casualty count rises" are the ones that support the war and don't have > their family members or themselves over in Iraq. The Phelps family ("Most Hated Family in America") certainly cheers every time an American dies. They are hardly supporters of the war. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LyS8GIrwZyE SignatureWaddling Eagle World Famous Flight Instructor >> Right! Like I said earlier, "lighten up and get a life" so you can >> feel better about yourself. I think the only ones "cheering when the [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > every time an American dies. They are hardly supporters of the war. > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LyS8GIrwZyE If that is the case than they are some really sick bastards. Rita > It was a really strange day for me today. I was invited to a press > conference and a bite to eat with President Bush. I was apprehensive to go I managed to capture the meeting: http://weissel.smugmug.com/photos/123118317-L-1.jpg -Wolfgang >> It was a really strange day for me today. I was invited to a press >> conference and a bite to eat with President Bush. I was >> apprehensive to go > > I managed to capture the meeting: > http://weissel.smugmug.com/photos/123118317-L-1.jpg Nice! Rita |
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