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stickitfishy

11-15-2006, 03:07 AM

Don't you have anything better to do other than post political crap on a spearfishing web site?Hypocritcal moran. :loser:

Whatever happened to intelligent debate. I am a democrat, stand up for what I believe in and get bashed repeatedly for it. And now from a drunken redneck on the political forum. Speaking of which, did you ever hook up with Hoghunters wife when he was in the grounds. That post showed such class! :stupid:

Spleen

11-15-2006, 03:15 AM

He did get thru Yale and I think he had SATs in the 1300 range so he certainly is above average in terms of linguistic and mathematical intelligences. He lacks a certain amount of common sense.

NOTANX

11-15-2006, 03:59 AM

INTELLIGENT; adj. 1. having or showing intelligence. esp. of a high level. 2. quick of mind;clever. 3. (of a devise or machine) able to vary its behavior in response to varying situations and requirments and past experience.

not sure about that one.

DIVERTOM

11-15-2006, 04:24 AM

He recently gave a speech stating "It sure is nice being in a place where
there are more people with cowboy hats than people wearing ties". Well
sorry to say but the cowboy hat is not exactly the symbol for intelligence.
At least anywhere I have lived. He did make it through Yale and I hear he
he was a really good "Cheerleader" though.

f94gator

11-15-2006, 05:19 AM

He wears a funny hat, therefore, he is stupid? Did I just read that? :confused: :confused: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

bgbill

11-15-2006, 06:12 AM

Whatever happened to intelligent debate. I am a democrat, stand up for what I believe in and get bashed repeatedly for it. And now from a drunken redneck on the political forum. Speaking of which, did you ever hook up with Hoghunters wife when he was in the grounds. That post showed such class! :stupid:

I think his joke shows more class than your post disussing having threesomes with your wife. :rolleyes:

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OMG you done did it now! If all of you take out one letter of Seahuntresses name and replace it with a c then you will know how she is referred to by many that know of her! These comments got me scared my little butt pumpkin.

keep it up Stickitfishy, and you will be embarrassed with what I have to reveal about you and your life.

Have you surmised that my wife and I both like women by reading all my posts. Do you think that is embarassing to me. Let me tell u a little about my wife. She is 24, I was her first when she was 18. She has surfed with me, sky-dived with me, fished with me, speared with me and had several threesomes with me (only women, she would not have it any other way). We do everything together and she is like my right hand and I, hers. Many, many people are jealous of what I have and I don't blame them. Here are some pics. First is Kelli's first AJ that she caught. That day she said the wrong thing. "I just wanna catch an AJ." She caught about 10 before she said I don't ever wanna catch another f-ing AJ again!

jackpine savage

11-15-2006, 06:13 AM

He was smart enought o win election twice against a Harvard and a Yale graduate. I don't think he is as smart as Clinton but smarter than people give him credit for.

Spearchucker

11-15-2006, 06:33 AM

It cracks me up that a guy who is on the cusp of barely getting into an electrical apprenticeship thinks he is so far above the President with regards to intelligence.

bgbill

11-15-2006, 06:38 AM

It cracks me up that a guy who is on the cusp of barely getting into an electrical apprenticeship thinks he is so far above the President with regards to intelligence.

He may not even get into the apprenticeship program. :eek:

He said he was in a apprenticeship program when he was 17, I wonder what happened then, do you think they will really give him another chance?

phlipper

11-15-2006, 06:40 AM

I'd say Bush's C.V. is more impressive than the collective C.V.’s of all of his loudest critics and certainly more so than anyone's here on spearboard.

Never thought of a hat as a measure of intelligence but I could definitely see where the lack of such might not be the best idea. Bush does have a drawl and a bit of a southern accent and there are many who assume this to be a sign of ignorance, but he's not the first President who couldn't say nuclear. Carter also pronounced it nucuelar and he supposedly was the smartest president.He was smart enought o win election twice against a Harvard and a Yale graduate. I don't think he is as smart as Clinton but smarter than people give him credit for.
Bush also got better grades at those schools than his opponent, but that’s probably just because he has the benefit of an Andover preparatory education.

Hey schtickit...why don't you just "schtick" with the democrats, they need more smart guys like you. By the way, how many elections have you actually voted in since you "earned" your right to speak?

bgbill

11-15-2006, 06:54 AM

stickitfishy,

Maybe Bush is not "Intelligent" but he was smart enough to get elected to Governor in Texas 2 times and smart enough to get Elected as President of the United States 2 times.

He was also a Pilot, he might still be one, it isn't exactly easy to become a Pilot.

What have you done with your life?

junior

11-15-2006, 06:55 AM

Bush is smarter than the people who have voted for him in the past:D I'll give him that much...

100days-a-year

11-15-2006, 08:00 AM

And smart enough to outsmart those who didn't vote for him....puhdumpbump...I'm here all week folks.

jadairiii

11-15-2006, 09:01 AM

Graduated from Yale with a BA in history, successfully completed pilot training for ANG and flew F-102's, Masters degree in Business Administration from Harvard.

Just on the face of it looks like he has an IQ that is a bit higher than average. Of those of you that have the same or similar degrees and accomplishments, do you consider yourself intelligent? Contrary to popular belief you can’t buy degrees from those universities, now if he had a 45” vertical leap and could run the 40 in 3.5…..?

John

Spearchucker

11-15-2006, 10:32 AM

now if he had a 45” vertical leap and could run the 40 in 3.5…..?

John

Still would not matter, those schools do not offer athletic scholarships.

And for those of you that say his Daddy paved the way, get a grip. #1 - his Daddy was a high place government offical in the 60's. but really nothing special. He was not VP until 1980, etc... How can you get preferential treatement for something that your Dad has not yet done, but is going to do? #2 - The Ivy League schools are absolutely full of the children of the rich, famous and well connected. I can assure, he was nothing special there. The only people that can afford an Ivy League school, if not on scholarship, are the absolute rich.

Junior - funny you would jump into this. I can see and totally understand if you don't like the mans decision, but to come off like you are far above him or any other Republican in power is both arrogant and ignorant.

Just for the record, I voted for more Democrats than Republicans last week. I, unlike most here, vote on the Candidate, not the party.

Ed Walker

11-15-2006, 10:34 AM

I liked his dad but GW is a total ding dong who would NEVER have made it this far without the name. That is a fact. The question was pretty much answered in the last election anyway. It would be nice to see both sides step up and try to do whats best for the American people rather than for thier own party now. The check and balances thing has gone pretty far astray.

ITSABOUTTIME

11-15-2006, 10:52 AM

are Mexico and canada overseas?

The Collector

11-15-2006, 11:09 AM

Just for the record, I voted for more Democrats than Republicans last week. I, unlike most here, vote on the Candidate, not the party.

This is what I am pissed about. I had to vote for a bunch of Dems as well. We need to find some better candidates than Katherine Harris.

chasintail

11-15-2006, 11:40 AM

chasintail

11-15-2006, 11:43 AM

This was his post.You had posted something worth while but being the drunken redneck that I am I made a mistake.

homie shut the **** up seriously bro, why do people even post this political bullshit on spearboard, its bullshit man, no matter what you say your going to rub someone the wrong way, it's gonna happen no matter what, i think that you are just so bored with shit that you have to come onto a spearfishing forum and post political stuff, lets face it man if u really just wanted to have a nice debate about politics you could have done it in say a political forum oohh man what a concept, seriously broski, i'm way over clicking on new posts and seeing all kinds of political shit, i come here to read about fishing and to forget about daily bullshit for a couple of minutes and dream of hunting, your political posts are kind of annoying.

chasintail

11-15-2006, 11:54 AM

I quess I'll take the drunken redneck as a compliment.You my friend are a f**king idiot. :lol:

OMG you done did it now! If all of you take out one letter of Seahuntresses name and replace it with a c then you will know how she is referred to by many that know of her! These comments got me scared my little butt pumpkin.

keep it up Stickitfishy, and you will be embarrassed with what I have to reveal about you and your life.

Have you surmised that my wife and I both like women by reading all my posts. Do you think that is embarassing to me. Let me tell u a little about my wife. She is 24, I was her first when she was 18. She has surfed with me, sky-dived with me, fished with me, speared with me and had several threesomes with me (only women, she would not have it any other way). We do everything together and she is like my right hand and I, hers. Many, many people are jealous of what I have and I don't blame them. Here are some pics. First is Kelli's first AJ that she caught. That day she said the wrong thing. "I just wanna catch an AJ." She caught about 10 before she said I don't ever wanna catch another f-ing AJ again![/QUOTE]

gumshoe

11-15-2006, 12:02 PM

First of all, I hate all these political threads.

I really wish that we could quit bitching about politics and talk about spearfishing. But, Alas, I find myself reading this crap - like driving by a car accident, I suppose.

I love how people that can't string together a coherent sentence call the US President dumb.

Then, they'll say that he "bought" his degrees, or that he was a "legacy." That totally undermines the whole concept of college education.

But, what's the excuse to explain his SAT scores? Seriously, our whole entire system of higher education uses these as an impartial judge of admissability. If he's dumb, he did pretty well on them.

Some people may say that you can only criticize his intelligence if you had better scores, went to a better school, etc. No doubt, he's put his foot in his mouth a few times...but who hasn't?

In the end, I think maybe it's just too easy to call him dumb because he mispronounces words...come to think of it, probably about as easy as using spell check to correct your shortcomings.

amasterp1322

11-15-2006, 12:36 PM

gumshoe

11-15-2006, 12:43 PM

Bush got into college with a C average because his dad paid for him to get in there. Then slept through all of college and found god halfway through. Graduated with a C- average and then went out in the real world and bankrupted 2 companies. Sounds like a smart guy to me :rolleyes:

Classic underachiever... :D

Perhaps he'd be more palatable to liberals if he were leaving DNA on the clothing of his interns...

junior

11-15-2006, 02:29 PM

Junior - funny you would jump into this. I can see and totally understand if you don't like the mans decision, but to come off like you are far above him or any other Republican in power is both arrogant and ignorant.

So is taking me too seriously John:D

So he got a 1300 on his SAT and graduated from a couple of good schools. There are a lot of people doing that every day. But, somehow it qualifies him as an intellect??:D Puhlease. He may be smart, but nothing he has actually done during his presidency leads me to believe he is on par with anyone other than those with an average to slightly above average intelligence. IOW, everyday out on the street...ok, he's smart. At Harvard, he was the class clown and a cheerleader. What else?? I guess if I had a degree in concrete buildings from a faux-ivy league school built around a football team I'd have the right to comment???:D :thumps: :eek:

Just for the record...I did not vote this time around and I have no excuse :(

inletsurf

11-15-2006, 02:38 PM

I guess if I had a degree in concrete buildings from a faux-ivy league school built around a football team I'd have the right to comment???:D :thumps: :eek:

Oh man you better be ready for war now!!!

Bill McIntyre

11-15-2006, 03:00 PM

He may well be intelligent, but he takes pride in being ignorant. He disdains intellectuals, says he doesn't read newspapers because others do it for him, and prides himself in reliance on gut feelings and looking into a man's soul rather than reason.

Being intelligent and not using it is worse than being dumb.

The Collector

11-15-2006, 03:02 PM

Oh man you better be ready for war now!!!
:bolt: :lol:

Marcus

11-15-2006, 03:42 PM

I guess if I had a degree in concrete buildings from a faux-ivy league school built around a football team I'd have the right to comment???:D :thumps: :eek:

DOH!! :D:D

Spearchucker

11-15-2006, 03:46 PM

So is taking me too seriously John:D

So he got a 1300 on his SAT and graduated from a couple of good schools. There are a lot of people doing that every day. But, somehow it qualifies him as an intellect??:D Puhlease. He may be smart, but nothing he has actually done during his presidency leads me to believe he is on par with anyone other than those with an average to slightly above average intelligence. IOW, everyday out on the street...ok, he's smart. At Harvard, he was the class clown and a cheerleader. What else?? I guess if I had a degree in concrete buildings from a faux-ivy league school built around a football team I'd have the right to comment???:D :thumps: :eek:

Just for the record...I did not vote this time around and I have no excuse :(

A whole lotta people that went to USF sure do have a bad inferiority complex. But Junior, Marcus - rest assured, your inferiority complex as it relates to me is justified. :thumps: :D :beer:

junior

11-15-2006, 03:54 PM

:lol:

Marcus

11-15-2006, 03:56 PM

A whole lotta people that went to USF sure do have a bad inferiority complex. But Junior, Marcus - rest assured, your inferiority complex as it relates to me is justified. :thumps: :D :beer:

I don't believe Jr went to USF...and furthermore, you'd better get yourself a ladder if you're going to attempt to talk down to me. :D:D :beer:

Spear One

11-15-2006, 03:57 PM

He was smart enought to win election twice against a Harvard and a Yale graduate. I don't think he is as smart as Clinton but smarter than people give him credit for.

There is no doubt he is not the sharpest knife in the drawer, but he has very smart people around him that help him at least appear competent.

bikewrench

11-15-2006, 03:57 PM

And for those of you that say his Daddy paved the way, get a grip. #1 - his Daddy was a high place government offical in the 60's. but really nothing special. He was not VP until 1980, etc... How can you get preferential treatement for something that your Dad has not yet done, but is going to do?
Bush's Granddaddy Prescott went to Yale, was a member of Skull and Bones and was also a U.S. Senator. These are the political connections that guarantee acceptance to places like Yale, regardless of your SAT's.

Oh and by the way, I propose a constitutional amendment that prohibits close relatives of former presidents from themselves becoming president. No sons, brothers, daughters, and yes, even wives. I seem to remember learning in high school history that the Founding Fathers wanted to create a government that is very much unlike a monarchy, yet when the son of a president becomes one that seems pretty suspicious to me.

Spearchucker

11-15-2006, 04:13 PM

Oh and by the way, I propose a constitutional amendment that prohibits close relatives of former presidents from themselves becoming president. No sons, brothers, daughters, and yes, even wives. I seem to remember learning in high school history that the Founding Fathers wanted to create a government that is very much unlike a monarchy, yet when the son of a president becomes one that seems pretty suspicious to me.

Doesn't that take out the Dems leading candidate? I assume you would include wives too..

Wayward Son

11-15-2006, 04:15 PM

Well, lately we've gone:

Bush-Clinton-Clinton-Bush-Bush

They've been working hard on making it Clinton again next time. i for one would like to see a different name in the office for a while & not just trade it between the 2 families.

Spearchucker

11-15-2006, 04:15 PM

:lol:

Hmmm... I guess 5'10" is not tall enough to have an inferiority complex, you need to be 6'2" to really feel inferior.

or maybe be on a soccer team that cannot buy a win...

or have a wife that WAAAAAAAYYYYY outearns you and you have to follow her around the country, while she works and you do oddjobs...

I got lots more Doug, bring it on big boy! :eek: :lol: :rofl: :yay:

bikewrench

11-15-2006, 04:17 PM

Doesn't that take out the Dems leading candidate? I assume you would include wives too..
Did you actually read my post?

inletsurf

11-15-2006, 04:17 PM

...and so it has begun :D:D:D

junior

11-15-2006, 04:36 PM

Hmmm... I guess 5'10" is not tall enough to have an inferiority complex, you need to be 6'2" to really feel inferior.

or maybe be on a soccer team that cannot buy a win...

or have a wife that WAAAAAAAYYYYY outearns you and you have to follow her around the country, while she works and you do oddjobs...

I got lots more Doug, bring it on big boy! :eek: :lol: :rofl: :yay:

:DAlright:D

I know Spud Webb was a dunker, but let's not get carried away. As for feeling inferior, wasn't it you who felt challenged enough by my comments about those who voted for Bush (as a joke BTW) to start us off on this pissin' match??

We actually won more games this season. We improved. I would figure you would have gotten over always being picked last, but it appears not to be the case.

Odd jobs? You've got me confused for someone else. For what its worth, a top 50 design engineering firm is flying me to Raleigh for an interview on Friday. And, I'll likely make close to what my wife makes, not that that's any of your business. I won't even bring your wife into this because we both know she is way too classy a lady for you.

That outta keep the ball rolling long enough for you to drop it...butterfingers:D

Spearchucker

11-15-2006, 05:19 PM

:DAlright:D

I know Spud Webb was a dunker, but let's not get carried away. As for feeling inferior, wasn't it you who felt challenged enough by my comments about those who voted for Bush (as a joke BTW) to start us off on this pissin' match??

We actually won more games this season. We improved. I would figure you would have gotten over always being picked last, but it appears not to be the case.

Odd jobs? You've got me confused for someone else. For what its worth, a top 50 design engineering firm is flying me to Raleigh for an interview on Friday. And, I'll likely make close to what my wife makes, not that that's any of your business. I won't even bring your wife into this because we both know she is way too classy a lady for you.

That outta keep the ball rolling long enough for you to drop it...butterfingers:D

Its OK Doug, they don't spearfish much in North Carolina, you might actually be better than someone there........nehhh :eek:

junior

11-15-2006, 06:40 PM

Its OK Doug, they don't spearfish much in North Carolina, you might actually be better than someone there........nehhh :eek:

Maybe if you can get a "hall pass" from the "battle axe" and it does not cost you another new kitchen you can come up and shoot some fish with me next spring. You got me on the tournaments to date. Seems you are quite the tenacious lobster picker-upper and sheepshead poker extraordinaire:D

amasterp1322

11-15-2006, 06:49 PM

When Bush jr. was growing up he was always the failure in family with is brother becoming the governor of Florida and all. So he graduates high School with a C average and gets into Yale because he had the connections to get in, not because he had the smarts. Then while in college he did nothing and was barely hanging onto a C- average. Then his daddy became the president and Bush Sr. went into Kuwait and kicked out saddam, saddam put a reward for the death of Bush Sr.
Then little Bush graduated and proceed to bankrupt two companies. Now being the failure of his family he decides to run for president to take down saddam and bring back a good name to his family. Then he received the presidency not because he rightfully won, but because his brother helped him out in Florida. So be becomes President and wanting to do something “right” and “finish” what his dad started he invades Iraq and once again he has let his family down.

bikewrench

11-15-2006, 07:16 PM

So be becomes President and wanting to do something “right” and “finish” what his dad started he invades Iraq and once again he has let his family down.
This is just one example of why the Presidency should not be a family heirloom.

aaron proffitt

11-15-2006, 08:21 PM

went out in the real world and bankrupted 2 companies:

Care to guess how many times Walt Disney had to declare bankruptcy ? It exceeds Bush's number.

junior

11-15-2006, 08:32 PM

Care to guess how many times Walt Disney had to declare bankruptcy ? It exceeds Bush's number.

And I thought all one need do is work hard to become a millionaire. I guess it takes some legal avenues to rid yourself of unwanted debts along the way:D And to think that some of us lowly middle-classers have the gall to want them to pay some taxes :p

aaron proffitt

11-15-2006, 08:41 PM

I know,Junior.I know....all along we've been fukin' ourselves.

junior

11-15-2006, 08:46 PM

I know,Junior.I know....all along we've been fukin' ourselves.

I'm not quite hung like that:D But I agree in some way that the middle class really needs to stop allowing itself to be polarized to benefit the upper and lower classes. Time to look out for the feet on the ground group ;)

jackpine savage

11-15-2006, 09:03 PM

I have the manifesto all written, let the revolution begin :D

Spearchucker

11-15-2006, 10:28 PM

Maybe if you can get a "hall pass" from the "battle axe" and it does not cost you another new kitchen you can come up and shoot some fish with me next spring. You got me on the tournaments to date. Seems you are quite the tenacious lobster picker-upper and sheepshead poker extraordinaire:D

I assume this is you, while Momma is taking home the bacon???

http://www.cinaff.com/affiches/mister%20mom.jpg