Originally posted by FMFI consider "screwed up" to be quite passive also when, in fact, he F***** up big time.
President Obama said "I screwed up", when talking about the Tom Daschle fiasco. He didn't say, "Mistakes were made," a use of the passive verb that seeks to thrust the burden of the crime to an amorphous, distant other.
Is this, indeed, the dawn of a new America?
GRANNY.
Originally posted by FMFhe said ''I screwd up'' so what?
President Obama said "I screwed up", when talking about the Tom Daschle fiasco. He didn't say, "Mistakes were made," a use of the passive verb that seeks to thrust the burden of the crime to an amorphous, distant other.
Is this, indeed, the dawn of a new America?
don't make a big deal out of it.
Originally posted by FMFNothing about Geithner, eh?
President Obama said "I screwed up", when talking about the Tom Daschle fiasco. He didn't say, "Mistakes were made," a use of the passive verb that seeks to thrust the burden of the crime to an amorphous, distant other.
Is this, indeed, the dawn of a new America?
Originally posted by generalissimoStop stalking me, generalissimo. But if you do insist on doing so, please make a proper fist of opening your dirty raincoat and giving me a proper flash. Not this furtive, ineffective, nothing-to-show exposure.
he said ''I screwd up'' so what?
don't make a big deal out of it.
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Originally posted by FMFstalking you? give me a break, I've got better things to do instead of ''stalking'' you.
Stop stalking me, generalissimo. But if you [b]do insist on doing so, please make a proper fist of opening your dirty raincoat and giving me a proper flash. Not this furtive, ineffective, nothing-to-show exposure.[/b]
nothing-to-show exposure.
what? can't I just question the point of this thread? whatever happened to free speech...
just because Obama (aka messiah) said ''I screwed up'', doesn't mean its the ''dawn of a new america''.