Always connected TominTib...

[whiteguyPI]

TomInTib  (1000+ posts)      Sat Aug-09-08 08:13 PM
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A local was just in the Gallery, and her husband was at the Opening Ceremonies last night.
 Advertisements [?]He told her that when li'l georgie was introduced (they always introduce the visiting Heads of State at the Olympics), he was lustily booed by at least a third of the crowd.

Can you imagine how LittleMan reacted to that?

Maybe that's why he looked so pissed off while he was tapping the flag on his knee.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x3766942

Really, because I watched watched it Tommy-boy and there was barely a discernable reaction from the crowd.  Even Bush hating Matt Lauer(who tried to warm up the audience with a Bush booing anticipation) was disappointed and didn't even mention the reaction.  Hell, there was more of a reaction when the French team entered due to Mr. Sarkozy's comments from earlier this summer.

I imagine that even if it had happened...the President would have reacted as he always does when faced with moonbat hatred etc.  He would smile and wave.   

[BlueStateSaint]

TomInTib  (1000+ posts)      Sat Aug-09-08 08:13 PM
Original message
A local was just in the Gallery, and her husband was at the Opening Ceremonies last night.
 Advertisements [?]He told her that when li'l georgie was introduced (they always introduce the visiting Heads of State at the Olympics), he was lustily booed by at least a third of the crowd.

Can you imagine how LittleMan reacted to that?

Maybe that's why he looked so pissed off while he was tapping the flag on his knee.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x3766942

Really, because I watched watched it Tommy-boy and there was barely a discernable reaction from the crowd.  Even Bush hating Matt Lauer(who tried to warm up the audience with a Bush booing anticipation) was disappointed and didn't even mention the reaction.  Hell, there was more of a reaction when the French team entered due to Mr. Sarkozy's comments from earlier this summer.

I imagine that even if it had happened...the President would have reacted as he always does when faced with moonbat hatred etc.  He would smile and wave.   

There's a couple of versions of this thing we call "reality"--there's the DUmb****s', then there's what actually happened.  TomInTib's is waaaay to the left of the normal DUmb****'s version.

[dutch508]

There is no way in China anyone booed. They would have been shot.

[Carl]

There is no way in China anyone booed. They would have been shot.

Somehow I doubt that the average citizen over there would be booing any President of the United States.

[TheSarge]

I watched the opening last night.  I didn't hear any booing.

And he's been showing up at events over there.  And all the athletes I've heard interviewed seem to be thrilled to have met him.

[jinxmchue]

I watched the opening last night.  I didn't hear any booing.

And he's been showing up at events over there.  And all the athletes I've heard interviewed seem to be thrilled to have met him.

That's because the athletes have something the DUmp monkeys don't: patriotism.

[Airwolf]

There is no way in China anyone booed. They would have been shot.

As well as the Chinese do not want to lose face in front of the world. Honor is a big thing to them and most asian cultures. One would think that some retard that claims to have served inVietnam and been a member of a SEAL team would know this.

Then there is that little problem with one person being killed and his wife seriously wounded. After all that has happened does anyone really think that one Chinese citizen is going to boo the one head of state that represents the people that were just attacked in their home country? They may be communist but they are not stupid people. TiT should stick to makeing YouTube videos for Cheeto freaks and goat rapers.

[BannedFromDU]

There is no way in China anyone booed. They would have been shot.

As well as the Chinese do not want to lose face in front of the world. Honor is a big thing to them and most asian cultures. One would think that some retard that claims to have served inVietnam and been a member of a SEAL team would know this.

Then there is that little problem with one person being killed and his wife seriously wounded. After all that has happened does anyone really think that one Chinese citizen is going to boo the one head of state that represents the people that were just attacked in their home country? They may be communist but they are not stupid people. TiT should stick to makeing YouTube videos for Cheeto freaks and goat rapers.

Not to mention that it's bloody unlikely that someone is going to go to the ceremony and then red-ass it back home to give TiT an eyewitness report mere hours later.

Who does that? Who flies around the world to see a ceremony for something that lasts two weeks afterward?

Bullshit, TiT.

[Chris_]

HEyHEY  (1000+ posts)       Sat Aug-09-08 08:18 PM
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2. They should be booing their own ****ing leader

 Codeine  (1000+ posts)      Sat Aug-09-08 08:57 PM
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10. Only we can be bad, HEyHEY.
 Everybody else gets a pass.

Here, moley moley moley.

[Gwitness]

 

Morrisons Ghost  (149 posts) Click to send private message to this author  Click to view this author's profile  Click to add this author to your buddy list  Click to add this author to your Ignore list      Sat Aug-09-08 09:12 PM
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14. I wonder
   
If Mark Germino was there too.

[Zeus]

There is no way in China anyone booed. They would have been shot.

As well as the Chinese do not want to lose face in front of the world. Honor is a big thing to them and most asian cultures. One would think that some retard that claims to have served inVietnam and been a member of a SEAL team would know this.

Then there is that little problem with one person being killed and his wife seriously wounded. After all that has happened does anyone really think that one Chinese citizen is going to boo the one head of state that represents the people that were just attacked in their home country? They may be communist but they are not stupid people. TiT should stick to makeing YouTube videos for Cheeto freaks and goat rapers.

Did someone say Cheetos 

 

Trail of Cheetos leads to snack thieves in Minn.
http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=cp_g7j6bofpl24&show_article=1&catnum=9

Aug 9 12:27 AM US/Eastern
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

ST. PAUL, Minn. - An orange trail of Cheetos led St. Paul, Minn. police to three teenagers suspected of burglarizing a vending machine.
Officers were called to the Arlington Recreation Center on July 29, where they found a vending machine's glass had been broken with a chair. Most of the candy and chips were missing, according to a criminal complaint.

The officers followed a trail of snack debris from the rec centre, around the side of the building and to a nearby home. Inside, they found numerous vending-sized bags of Cheetos and other snacks.

Police arrested three males aged 17, 18 and 19 who soon arrived at the home by car. The two adults are charged with third-degree burglary; the 17-year-old is charged with criminal damage to property.

All three denied being involved.

[miskie]

If I ever find myself in TiT's neck of the woods, I will make up the most unbelievable lie about Chimpy McCokespoon and feed it to him, just to see if it finds its way back to DU. I think if someone actually told him something other than the voices in his head, he would find his way to a computer at the speed of sound.

[BamaMoose]

Tommy-Boy apparently knows everybody.  From a discussion about the man and woman who were stabbed in China yesterday:

crimsonblue  (1000+ posts)       Sat Aug-09-08 08:38 PM
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Father-in law of US Volleyball coach murdered in China
 Advertisements [?]Edited on Sat Aug-09-08 08:44 PM by crimsonblue
The father-in-law of the coach of the US men's volleyball team was stabbed to death today in China. His wife and a Chinese guide were seriously injured. Their daughter, a former player herself and wife of the men's coach, escaped injury. The assailant committed suicide, according to Chinese authorities.

from ESPN:

Todd and Barbara Bachman of Lakeville, Minn. -- parents of 2004 volleyball Olympian Elisabeth "Wiz" Bachman and in-laws of U.S. men's volleyball coach Hugh McCutcheon -- were attacked by a Chinese man while visiting the 13th-century Drum Tower.

The U.S. Olympic Committee confirmed Bachman died from knife wounds and that Barbara Bachman suffered life-threatening injuries. She and their Chinese tour guide, who was also injured in the attack, were being treated in a Beijing hospital.

Elisabeth Bachman was with them at the time of the attack, but uninjured. Her father was chief executive officer for Bachman's, Inc., a home-and-garden center based in Minneapolis.

The assailant, Tang Yongming, 47, leapt to his death from a 130-foot -high balcony on the Drum Tower, just five miles from the main Olympics site, the official Xinhua News Agency reported.

TomInTib  (1000+ posts)      Sat Aug-09-08 08:56 PM
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2. Oh, no. I know Todd.
 I am saddened beyond words.

What a wonderful man.

Oh, God.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x3767100

How can anyone over there actually believe his BS?

[Airwolf]

Did anyone else watch the men's basketball game today between China and the US? Among the people watching the game were George H.W. Bush and his wife, George W. Bush and his wife and Henry Kisssinger and his wife. During the game the US Women's team was there and as George W. Bush left the game they waved at the US Women's team and received smiles and waves right back. I wonder what happened to all those Boos there TiT?

[miskie]

I wonder if TiT knows me too ? He seems to know everyone else.. I had co-written a children's musical some years back ( I scored it) I wonder if he met me then ? Maybe he wrote the songs for me, and allowed me to take credit ?

 

[Bondai]

He is insane.... 

[jinxmchue]

TomInTib  (1000+ posts)      Sat Aug-09-08 08:56 PM
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2. Oh, no. I know Todd.
 I am saddened beyond words.

What a wonderful man.

Oh, God.

I'm closer to knowing Todd Bachman than TiT since I've actually been to Bachman's.  I even got to tour their areas not normally accessible to the public as I was on a business class trip.  I don't recall who exactly I met from Bachman's on that trip, though.  We more than likely met someone from the family.

[BannedFromDU]

TomInTib  (1000+ posts)      Sat Aug-09-08 08:56 PM
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2. Oh, no. I know Todd.
 I am saddened beyond words.

What a wonderful man.

Oh, God.

     


     Gee, Tom, maybe you should steal another song you found online that seems obscure enough not to get busted write a song in his honor.
After all, you said you were looking for new online lyrics to plagiarize writing songs again.

     Must be a bummer to play Six Degrees of... with Tom. Anyone you name, he'll say, "Oh, I know that guy..."

     Tom, you drunken impotent lying sponge, you work in a greeting card store, and that's it. You don't know anyone. Deal with it.