Why you should tape Junior's "State of the Union" speech on Wednesday

[FORD]

No, it's not only so you can have easy access to reference all his lies later on, but that's good too.

You should make a drinking game out of it -

• one drink for each "freedom"
  
  two for each "liberty"
  
  three for each "9-11" (or any derivative form of).

Not even Sesh can drink that much on a Wednesday night! Save the speech for the weekend

[JCOOK]

That's FORD ladies and gentlemen.... He'll be here all week BA DA BING!

[CVHfan]

I was actually going to ask if it was because we could have a drinking game made out of it. The thing is, I'd be toasted long before the end of it.

[FORD]

Originally posted by CVHfan
I was actually going to ask if it was because we could have a drinking game made out of it. The thing is, I'd be toasted long before the end of it.

If his coronation speech was any indication, you would be shitfaced within 15 minutes.

[JCOOK]

Bitter Bitter Bitter

[Steve Savicki]

Define W.'s definition of "freedom" and "liberty". I don't think it will match what's written in Oxford's.

And what in his perception was "9-11" - the day he'll admit he reacted too slow to the attacks?

[FORD]

Originally posted by JCOOK
Bitter Bitter Bitter

Well, I prefer Stouts myself, but if you want Bitters, here ya go.....



Redhook India Pale Ale is a beer that celebrates hoppiness. The flavor of Cascade hops is the dominant note in our IPA, and it's a true English-style bitter.

The distinctive style was developed by British brewers in the 1700s. They created the sturdy beer to survive long sea journeys to far-flung colonies, where troops eagerly awaited the brew's arrival. Hops, happily, not only imparted a delightful bitterness, they also inhibited the growth of bacteria.

Originally named "Ballard Bitter" in honor of the Seattle neighborhood where Redhook opened its first brewery, Redhook IPA has been embraced by ale enthusiasts from the Northwest to New England.

IPA is highly enjoyable with grilled meats and spicy entrees.

[Nickdfresh]

Originally posted by FORD
Well, I prefer Stouts myself, but if you want Bitters, here ya go.....



Redhook India Pale Ale is a beer that celebrates hoppiness. The flavor of Cascade hops is the dominant note in our IPA, and it's a true English-style bitter.

The distinctive style was developed by British brewers in the 1700s. They created the sturdy beer to survive long sea journeys to far-flung colonies, where troops eagerly awaited the brew's arrival. Hops, happily, not only imparted a delightful bitterness, they also inhibited the growth of bacteria.

Originally named "Ballard Bitter" in honor of the Seattle neighborhood where Redhook opened its first brewery, Redhook IPA has been embraced by ale enthusiasts from the Northwest to New England.

IPA is highly enjoyable with grilled meats and spicy entrees.

That sounds good right now.

[FORD]

Fucking Junior let me down as usual.

Only one overt mention of 9-11

three or four "liberty"

And enough "freedom" to maintain a slight buzz - probably just about right for Wednesday though.

Thank God for Pyramid Snow Cap Ale!

[LoungeMachine]

Moose Drool seemed fitting for me tonight.

[LoungeMachine]

Try the Mongoose IPA from Hale's Ales if you prefer your IPA with a snap.


Stay clear of the La Conner IPA currently carried locally by Top's
[fed it to the dog]


My fave IPA has to be the Pyramid.

[academic punk]

Originally posted by JCOOK
Bitter Bitter Bitter

I was actually thinking the same exact thing...in the same exact words...

[FORD]

Originally posted by academic punk
I was actually thinking the same exact thing...in the same exact words...

So you like IPA's too?

[academic punk]

Originally posted by FORD
So you like IPA's too?

I'll refrain from answering that.

But, come on, he won. All that language first of all was so criticized that, no, there was no way it would be repeated. And the purpose of an Inaugural address is different from campaigning or a State of the Union.

Funnily, or not so funnily, Kerry's warnings during the campaign of Bush's "January surprise" re: social security is actually worth heeding.

Well, two days and twenty electoral votes late.

[academic punk]

Okay, fine, no, I don't like IPAs. On wednesdays I'm a Zima man.