Real Time w/ Bill Maher... - Page 3

macfanken · #31 10-08-2005, 05:52 PM

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And I'm also going to send Aaron Brown some candy. He needs something to cheer him up, his stoic demeanor and obvious annoyance at everything is bugging the **** out of me lately. He's morphing into Wolf Blitzer and we just can't have that.

Is he still sharing his show with Anderson? THAT must be awkward!

Brwn_eyes0511 · #32 10-08-2005, 07:06 PM

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Originally Posted by gldstwmn

Friends with benefits, yes. Politics makes strange bedfellows.

yes it does! and I love it too...

Brwn_eyes0511 · #33 10-08-2005, 07:09 PM

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Anyway, since no one is talking about the show, I really enjoyed Salman Rushdie and found Andrew Sullivan's come to Jesus moment remarkable. Affleck's Bush impression was the only bright spot in his appearance. They are really going to have to groom him if they want him to be a viable candidate. And the soldier, I think her name was Kayla- what she said was shocking but unfortunately not a surprise to me. And I love how Bill kept saying Rove is going to be indicted. All in all, I thought it was one of the better shows this season.

I enjoyed it too. But I am glad someone finally pointed out the fact that Bill ALWAYS makes blanket and rude statements about Christians as a whole...just because he had a bad experience doesn't mean that ALL Christians are the same...

Also I thought Ann brought up some rather interesting points about the entire Katrina thing and the "crazy things democrats say" about "blacks" just to stick it to the president...

dissention · #34 10-08-2005, 09:17 PM

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Is he still sharing his show with Anderson? THAT must be awkward!

It is quite uncomfortable to watch, to be perfectly frank. It's supposed to be a permanent thing now and I can just imagine Aaron having diva fits during the commercial breaks. I don't like how one stands up and one sits, it's just...odd.

gldstwmn · #35 10-09-2005, 02:10 AM

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I bought some of that Trinity Geothermal water.

So you like it?

I have a taste for good water the way some people have a taste for good wine.

gldstwmn · #36 10-09-2005, 02:20 AM

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Did you check out the company first to make sure they are sqeaky clean and all that

"Trinity comes up naturally from a crystal-lined granite formation more than 2.2 miles deep within the earth. Trinity is protected and nutured by mother nature in this energizing environment for more than 16,000 years.
Trinity water contains no man-made contaminants or pollution. this flawlees natural purity is a rare gift. Extreme care is used during collection to Guard TRINITY'S high quality and natural purity. No drilling or pumping of source. No treatment of any kind.
TRINITY has a high silica based pH of 9.6. Try using it for daily balance. TRINITY also contains precious natural silica and flouride. Silica promotes healthy bones and cartlidge. Flouride is beneficial for maintaining healthy teeth and gums."

dissention · #37 10-09-2005, 08:52 AM

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So you like it?

I have a taste for good water the way some people have a taste for good wine.

I do like it.

I'm very picky about water because a lot if it tastes like the plastic bottle that it's in, but that Trinity stuff is fabulous. I'll be ordering more soon.

strandinthewind · #38 10-09-2005, 09:49 AM

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"Trinity comes up naturally from a crystal-lined granite formation more than 2.2 miles deep within the earth. Trinity is protected and nutured by mother nature in this energizing environment for more than 16,000 years.
Trinity water contains no man-made contaminants or pollution. this flawlees natural purity is a rare gift. Extreme care is used during collection to Guard TRINITY'S high quality and natural purity. No drilling or pumping of source. No treatment of any kind.
TRINITY has a high silica based pH of 9.6. Try using it for daily balance. TRINITY also contains precious natural silica and flouride. Silica promotes healthy bones and cartlidge. Flouride is beneficial for maintaining healthy teeth and gums."

I am sure it is, but I was ribbing Diss.' propensity to bitch about companies with bad business practices. That is all

gldstwmn · #39 10-09-2005, 02:20 PM

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I do like it.

I'm very picky about water because a lot if it tastes like the plastic bottle that it's in, but that Trinity stuff is fabulous. I'll be ordering more soon.

I'm going to Whole Foods today and will be partaking of it this evening as I watch Breaking Bonaduce and that Brady show on VH1. Simple pleasures.

dissention · #40 10-09-2005, 02:27 PM

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I'm going to Whole Foods today and will be partaking of it this evening as I watch Breaking Bonaduce and that Brady show on VH1. Simple pleasures.

Breaking Bonaduce? I am a whore for The Surreal Life, but I cannot stand to watch that stout redhead for more than two seconds. He is so fecked up.

Let me know if he talks about beating up that tranny, though!

gldstwmn · #41 10-12-2005, 10:22 PM

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Breaking Bonaduce? I am a whore for The Surreal Life, but I cannot stand to watch that stout redhead for more than two seconds. He is so fecked up.

Let me know if he talks about beating up that tranny, though!

Nope, he never has. He's suing that ho that used to do the radio show with for slander though.

Brwn_eyes0511 · #42 10-20-2005, 05:39 AM

here is the segment with Ann on Bill.

http://thepoliticalteen.com/video/coultermaher.wmv