i'm going to see the president tomorrow...

have you ever had an original thought? I mean a thought that you, yourself came up with on your own with out media brainwashing? nope.

our "President" is an immensely underqualified idiot who was pushed into that spot to be a puppet. la-de-fucking-da! he has been trained to perform in front of cameras and crowds, but he doesn't possess one original thought.

stupid fucking americans can't see it.

 

hey, gil... some americans can. like you and me for example.

 

its like watching badly programmed robots

 

I didn't say you and me, I said "stupid fucking americans."


which covers at least half the populace here.

 

Lighten up, Warrior. She already said she's no fan of Bush. Hell, if he came to my town I'd probably go, too.... just for the laughs.

 

hey Chrissy!

 

hey, scholar warrior. you're a bit of a prick. mind your business you brainwashed hippy. you think i can't guess what whiney assed proclamation you're going to spew? you're fucking typical. deal with it.

as for the rally, it was really interesting. the secret service were all over the place. it was really neat seeing the precautions taken to secure the stadium. there were huge trucks lining the road, i'm guessing to prevent sniper attacks or some shit. half the secret servicemen were really easy to peg, a few others were casual dress and sneaky. kinda neat to see.

the crowd was mostly what you would expect for farmpoke, new mexico. not as chubby as i expected, but there was a 300 pound woman screaming "we love haliburton!" i thought that was pretty funny, i wish i had a picture.

it was super cool to see air force one fly over to land at the little airport. people went nuts to see it, like they've never seen a big jet before. it was another hour before the pres and guiliani walked up the path to the podium, unfortunately, i was unable to see. i got my step-son up on a bench so that he could see.

after that we were so hot that i just took my daughter over the the cool off tent. couldn't hear much, and there were people dehydrated despite the mass amounts of water constantly being offered up. dave stayed up front to listen, being a republican. what little bits i did hear were pretty much just pulp speach material, standard form, i suppose. dave did get some funny pictures of W being emotional.

i guess everyone was having a pretty good time. i met a girl named rian there. she's really pretty and really nice. we're getting together tomorrow. for that and the fun of all the acrobatics going on to get the pres here, was not a wasted trip.