"Terrorist fist-jab". That was an insinuation. There you go.
Beaten to the "punch" again...
"Terrorist fist-jab". That was an insinuation. There you go.
"Terrorist fist-jab". That was an insinuation. There you go.
Here's a hint for you as you wend your way through life. When you find that you are the only person in the vicinity who finds difficulty in understanding a non-obscure word in a simple English sentence, that is a good time not to start lecturing those around you on English usage.

The vicinity may not be the best environment for debate, and certainly isn't one in which SOME people seem to be comfortable.
I won't plan the "you said" schoolyard crap. But you go right ahead. All you have to lose is the shreds of your credibility.![]()
I gather that you are angry about something, though you do not quite make it clear what. Have I riled you in some way?The vicinity may not be the best environment for debate, and certainly isn't one in which SOME people seem to be comfortable.
I won't plan the "you said" schoolyard crap. But you go right ahead. All you have to lose is the shreds of your credibility.
I reviewed the "terrorist fist-jab" and here's what some left wing blogger had to say: During the June 6 edition of Fox News' America's Pulse, host E.D. Hill teased an upcoming discussion by saying, "A fist bump? A pound? A terrorist fist jab? The gesture everyone seems to interpret differently."
And it goes on. Is THAT all you have, Fluffy? Omigod! Everytime McCaine mispronounces a word, the DNC, the Obama campaign, and MSNBC attribute it to altzhiemerrs or dementia. (That's an awful strategy, by the way, and will hurt him in November.) And from this scant and harmless statement, YOU THINK they're insinuatiing he's a terrorist? Give me a break.
Sometimes, I think I'm the only one here who knows the definition of a preposition.
Dr., you argue like a teenager girl cheerleader...cut me out of your discussion clique?Indeed. Man, man up, or woman up, whatever.
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Here's a hint for you as you wend your way through life. When you find that you are the only person in the vicinity who finds difficulty in understanding a non-obscure word in a simple English sentence, that is a good time not to start lecturing those around you on English usage.
gdnp, this is what I was replying to, written by the good Doctor Adquate, since you didn't chose to look at the post to whcih I replied. Yes, your steel-trap mind adquately translated the "plan" to "play." I only thank God you're not with MSNBC, or you'd attribute the misspelling to altzheimers.
By the way, the vicinity thing, it's called a "metaphor." Look it up.
And speaking of slime (we weren't, but I'm broaching the subject) have you seen the latest two ads from the Obama camp? REALLY bad taste and horrible judgement. Negative ads like this only serve to lower the temper of the debate. Disgraceful. I'm embarrassed for Obama, and only hope he didn't say, "I'm Barak Obama, and I approve this message."
Oh, and "lower the temper" is another methaphor, as temper is the process by which steel is made better.

Nope, haven't seen them. Perhaps you could post a link, thus adding light to the discussion rather than heat.And speaking of slime (we weren't, but I'm broaching the subject) have you seen the latest two ads from the Obama camp? REALLY bad taste and horrible judgement. Negative ads like this only serve to lower the temper of the debate. Disgraceful. I'm embarrassed for Obama, and only hope he didn't say, "I'm Barak Obama, and I approve this message."
Thanks for the clarification. I thought you were just misusing another word. You see, most people refer to the tenor of a debate, since "tenor" in this context means the drift or character of something spoken or written, and thus lowering the tenor would be easily understood as debasing the quality of the exchange of ideas.Oh, and "lower the temper" is another methaphor, as temper is the process by which steel is made better.
Negative ads like this only serve to lower the temper of the debate.
Lowering the temper...I guess here the debate is the steel, and the lowering is making the steel softer? Have I got that right? So he is making the debate softer, or less sharp, perhaps?
As for the disgusting ads, they're out there, check. One has to do with a mother with a baby saying her son isn't going to McCaine's "100 year war."
Here's a link to the worst. It's called "Not Alex" and it is bad, using motherhood to stir fears and resentment about a non-issue. I think that ad was way below the belt.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sq30lapbC9c
Also, regarding the possible smoking gun we talked about earlier, you might find this article rom a solid source interesting. The unspoken (here) smoking gun was apparently floated by a blogger who supports HRC, which is what I figured.
If there is any video, it will be used to try to upset Obama so HRC gets the nod.
http://www.iht.com/articles/2008/06/18/america/18michelle.php
That ad is by MoveOn.org, not the Obama campaign.Here's a link to the worst. It's called "Not Alex" and it is bad, using motherhood to stir fears and resentment about a non-issue. I think that ad was way below the belt.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sq30lapbC9c
The existence of such a video is an internet rumor that is widely dismissed by right- and left-wing news sources alike, including Fox News (the subject of this thread.)Also, regarding the possible smoking gun we talked about earlier, you might find this article rom a solid source interesting. The unspoken (here) smoking gun was apparently floated by a blogger who supports HRC, which is what I figured.
If there is any video, it will be used to try to upset Obama so HRC gets the nod.
http://www.iht.com/articles/2008/06/18/america/18michelle.php
First of all, I agree that the ad is highly manipulative. That said:Here's a link to the worst. It's called "Not Alex" and it is bad, using motherhood to stir fears and resentment about a non-issue. I think that ad was way below the belt.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sq30lapbC9c
gene L,
If I may understand your point:
Terrorist fist-jab and baby mama are acceptable critiques, biases and insinuations by a news agency.
A potical attack ad which personalizes the ramifications of a McCain war policy is disgusting.
You neglected to mention the part at the end: "Paid for by moveon.org political action. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee. Moveon.org political action is responsible for the content of this advertisement." Moveon.org clearly supports Obama, but to label this as coming from the "Obama camp" is disingenuous.
You are entitled to your opinion, but I think this pales in comparison to the issue we are discussing, that of unsubstantiated claims of racism made against the candidate's wife.
doubtful. If it were to be done by Hillary, it would already have been done. The Republicans, however, would have an incentive to wait to release it until after Obama gets the nomination.
If Michelle had used the term "whitey" in a speech and it came out, after her denial, it would be suicide. I don't believe that she is that dumb.
Have you EVER heard or read Keith Olbermann? He's with MSNBC
, a quasi-news agency, and he's accused McCain of both being a war ciminal and being a war profiteer. To not acknowledge that, or to show ignorance thereof, is disgusting itself. Better clean your own house, liberal.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3036677/
I think the post on him being a war profiteer was on June 11.
McCain has nothing to say he's sorry for on his war policy.
Sorry, could you be more specific about what Olbermann said or, better, where in the June 11 segment you heard it?Have you EVER heard or read Keith Olbermann? He's with MSNBC, a quasi-news agency, and he's accused McCain of both being a war ciminal and being a war profiteer. To not acknowledge that, or to show ignorance thereof, is disgusting itself. Better clean your own house, liberal.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3036677/
I think the post on him being a war profiteer was on June 11.
Transcript? Ugh. Now you tell me.Just searched the transcript from Olbermann's June 11 broadcast. No reference to the phrase "war criminal" or "profiteer"
At least let's give you credit for weaseling in such an unpretentious manner.Have you EVER heard or read Keith Olbermann? He's with MSNBC, a quasi-news agency, and he's accused McCain of both being a war ciminal and being a war profiteer. To not acknowledge that, or to show ignorance thereof, is disgusting itself. Better clean your own house, liberal.