yeah, i'm sure he was thinking of his wife when he did it.
yeah, i'm sure he was thinking of his wife when he did it.
yeah, i'm sure he was thinking of his wife when he did it.
ha ha...wrong post...no wonder it didn't show up in the Letterman thread.
ah, is it necessary to make a thread about how dad thinks about the daughter. oh don't go there.
This is about Michelle, not her Daddy.
but you were making a statement how dad's thinking was in your own thinking.
Nope. Read again....carefully. And it would help to show where I did this, too.
it doesn't matter if your thread is all about michelle if she lied or not. it's my point of telling you that you ACTUALLy were thinking how dad's thinking was when she was sitting on his lap. It was your comment, not mine. it tells me something that you do think that way. you know?
I said it was "unusual" for her to make that claim. I questioned her thinking when she said those things saying it happened. But at age 20? Was that her words or somebody else's off of that teleprompter? Somebody goofed. And it was Michelle's.
He posted it in the wrong thread. Look at both threads.
I said it was "unusual" for her to make that claim. I questioned her thinking when she said those things saying it happened. But at age 20? Was that her words or somebody else's off of that teleprompter? Somebody goofed. And it was Michelle's.
Obama jetted in to Copenhagen to lobby for a Chicago Olympics. He spent a little over an hour there. Both he and Michelle wowed Europeans with inspirational stories from their Chicago neighborhoods. Most of the anecdotes proved implausible or inane: Michelle sitting on her father’s knee (at 20?) watching Carl Lewis, or learning from her dad to throw a right hook (at a time when the world was watching YouTube snippets of a wild Chicago street slugfest). Obama found himself playing the role of a 19th-century Irish pol finagling for the home tribe — at a time when the natural consequence of his serial apologies and postmodern transnational rhetoric would be the selection of Rio as host to the 2016 games.
No matter. It was Bush who lost Chicago its sure-thing bid — literally, according to Illinois senator Roland Burris. He claimed that the judges were still angry at Bush’s America, rather than peeved that Europeans were being treated by Barack and Michelle almost like teeny-boppers at a Beatles concert who were supposed to weep in adulation and seek autographs.