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I saw a YouTube clip last night of Barack on Conan O'Brien a couple years ago before he announced his candidacy, in which he said that GW's nickname for him is "Rock." It then occurred to me that, hey, Barack's voice and The Rock's voice are pretty similar.

Please, Barack...cut a scathing promo tonight in Madison about how you're gonna take Hillary's delegates, turn them sideways, and stick 'em straight up her candy ass, if you smeeeeeeeeelllll...what Barack...is...cookin'. I guarantee you will carry every red state in the nation!

^This made me laugh during a break from class.^

Salut!

Rick Reuben wrote:I think Obama is going to bend that cold-blooded mega-bitch she-devil over and pound a twenty-percent victory-margin up her droopy-ass, and he won't need to resort to attack-ads or sound-bites to get-it-done. Get-er-done, BO!

you're not going to change your prediction if you're proving wrong again, are you?

DrAwkward wrote:I saw a YouTube clip last night of Barack on Conan O'Brien a couple years ago before he announced his candidacy, in which he said that GW's nickname for him is "Rock." It then occurred to me that, hey, Barack's voice and The Rock's voice are pretty similar.

Please, Barack...cut a scathing promo tonight in Madison about how you're gonna take Hillary's delegates, turn them sideways, and stick 'em straight up her candy ass, if you smeeeeeeeeelllll...what Barack...is...cookin'. I guarantee you will carry every red state in the nation!

I remember Obama and the Rock did a little skit somewhere once, I'm sure you can find it online somewhere...they showed a little clip on the news, it actually looked kinda funny
I wanna say it was on some morning show, maybe the one with the 4 manatees....the view or whatever it's called, Manatee view...disgusting bloated hag chat, whatever they call it

I'm guessing it wasn't this, but it's still hilarious.

Camp Clinton pr'y ain't a fun place to be tonight, innit.

Just got back from the Obama rally here is Madison; Words fail to explain his presence, even if it is felt from afar.