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8 months ago
in Weirdsmobile: A Long Time Coming on Weirdsmobile
it's awesome that there has been this "problem" of long lines all over... people taking a greater interest in public issues is always a good thing
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B^2
Definitely! Hannah has always said -- and I agree -- that public participation in government should be encouraged, even for people who don't agree with our views.
8 months ago
in Presidential Debate Two: Love Conquers All | Popdose on Popdose
The candidates have a major difference in their leadership styles: McCain tends to say, "Follow me because the other guy can't get it done" while Obama says, "Follow me because I can get it done." Ideally, the candidates should say, "Follow me because i will help you get it done" ... in any case, of the two of them Obama demonstrates a better leadership mentality
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JonCummings
To me, McCain's argument is failing because it's all tell and no show. "I know how to do it," he keeps saying -- he said it three or four times in a row in his answer about Osama on Tuesday night.
Keith Olbermann (and, more recently, Jon Stewart) are being silly when they deride McCain for refusing to reveal this knowledge unless he's elected. What's really happening is not that McCain has a "secret plan" to get Osama, but that he hasn't learned the basic persuasion technique "show, don't tell."
Obama has convinced Americans that he's smart and ready to lead by actually BEING smart and discussing issues in a way that shows he's ready to lead. McCain, on the other hand, seems to think that if he keeps saying he "knows how to do" things, we'll agree with him.
To me, he sounds like Harvey Korman as the Count de Money ("de Monet, de MONET!") in "History of the World, Part I," talking to the virgin about sex: "You do it. You KNOW you do it. Everybody does it. I just did it, and I'm ready to do it again."
Keith Olbermann (and, more recently, Jon Stewart) are being silly when they deride McCain for refusing to reveal this knowledge unless he's elected. What's really happening is not that McCain has a "secret plan" to get Osama, but that he hasn't learned the basic persuasion technique "show, don't tell."
Obama has convinced Americans that he's smart and ready to lead by actually BEING smart and discussing issues in a way that shows he's ready to lead. McCain, on the other hand, seems to think that if he keeps saying he "knows how to do" things, we'll agree with him.
To me, he sounds like Harvey Korman as the Count de Money ("de Monet, de MONET!") in "History of the World, Part I," talking to the virgin about sex: "You do it. You KNOW you do it. Everybody does it. I just did it, and I'm ready to do it again."
11 months ago
in Exploring The Mummy: Tomb Of The Dragon Emperor on dashPunk
Sounds like Tomb of the Dragon Emperor met everyone's expectations... Brendan Frasier tries too hard to act, so you can tell he's acting
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HomersWisdom
yea he does try too hard but he does have a lovable quirkiness about him and he sticks to projects that don't require brilliant acting mainly action and comedy pieces.
